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Vaikom Muhammad Basheer Then, for the sake of arguing one might say indicating the title of the book, that as the title "Shabdangal' (Voices) suggests, the writer is trying to speak up many of the questioning and deafening voices he hears in his head and all around him which makes the plot noisy and which has left the protagonist himself disoriented.
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Vaikom Muhammad Basheer - In the Malayalam Literary arena, the legend Vaikom Muhammad Basheer owns a remarkable position. With his profound and simple writing, touch of satire, sarcasm and black humour, Basheer had woven a style of his own and marked his presence as a short story writer, novelist, humanist and also as a freedom fighter.
Vaikom Muhammad Basheer (1908-1994) was one such eminent humanist writer, satirist, and freedom fighter who was born in the present-day district of Kottayam in Kerala. Basheer’s rendezvous with the Indian freedom Movement was inspired by none other than Mahatma Gandhi when the latter came to Vaikom for the famous Vaikom Satyagraha against untouchability.
9 See Translator´s introduction in Vaikom Muhammad Basheer, Poovan banana and other stories, translated from the Malayalam by V. Abdulla, Madras, Disha Books (Orient Longman Ltd), 1994, p. 12. 12. 10 Kathābījam 1945.
"Vaikom Muhammad Basheer [വൈയ്ക്കം മുഹമ്മദ് ബഷീർ / வைய்க்கம் முஹம்மத் பஷீற் / वैय्क्कं मुहम्मद् बषीर्]" (വിവരണം) (in ഇംഗ്ലീഷ്). Archived from the original on 2011-07-16
Vaikom Muhammad Basheer: A Literary Genius Balyakalasakhi stands as a testament to the genius of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer , one of the most influential Malayalam writers of the 20th century. His unique writing style, blending humor, realism, and social commentary, has made him a revered figure in the literary world.
