Dharamvir Bharati

Indian author and playwright

Dharamvir Bharati - Indian author and playwright
Born

1926
99 years ago

Died

September 4th, 1997
27 years ago — 71 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

India

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An influential figure in Hindi literature, this individual contributed significantly to poetry, theater, and novels. The work 'Andha Yug' remains a cornerstone of modern Indian drama, exploring themes of war and morality. As an editor for the renowned magazine 'Dharmayug', played a critical role in promoting literary advancements in post-independence India. The individual also wrote numerous celebrated poems, which reflected deep social and philosophical insights.

Wrote the acclaimed play 'Andha Yug'

Contributed to the 'Dharmayug' magazine

Authored important Hindi poetry collections

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