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A Life Misspent: Kulli Bhaat’s Life, as seen through Nirala’s Heteronormative Gaze
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A Life Misspent: Kulli Bhaat’s Life, as seen through Nirala’s Heteronormative Gaze

In his 1938 book, author Suryakant Tripathi ‘Nirala’ memorialised the life of his friend Kulli Bhaat. While positioned as a progressive text, Nirala only ends up misrepresenting Bhaat. Saurabh Sharma analyses the text from its recent English translation A Life Misspent.

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