Wyniki wyszukiwania:

This story entitled "Nasteneer" (?) by Tagore is about a betrayal. It is considered to be semi-autobiographical. When first published by Tagore in 1901, it offended many of the intelligentsia. However, the dignified presentation by Tagore of forbidden love, without soiling it in any manner, delighted appreciative readers. Today this has become a great work read throughout the world. When presented as "Charulatha" by the great Satyajit Ray, its fame grew many-fold. Besides Indian languages, the story has been translated into many global languages as well. Translation: Leela Sarkar

The poet's unblemished desire to experience peace, happiness and contentment in eternity, is the essence of Tagore's Geethanjali. Its overall attractiveness, poetic youthfulness and philosophical beauty are respectfully admired by critics. Astonishing generations, this work of perfection is enjoyed and studied even today. The Nobel Prize spread the fame of Geethanjali to all parts of the world. It has been translated into many Indian and foreign languages. This edition by Green Books has been compiled by famous poet N K Desom.