Chaurahe Par Seedhiyan by Kishore Chaudhari on pre-order at Infibeam

Oct. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- Ahmedabad, India; October 19, 2012: Kishore Chaudhari's Chaurahe Par Seedhiyan is slated for release on 15 November 2012.

Chaurahe Par Seedhiyan is all about man-woman relationship, touching the whole spectrum of feelings and emotions attached with it. Of course, the situations dealt with here are by no means unusual. What is unusual indeed is the objective correlative he comes up with to objectify the complete meaning of what is being conveyed. The way characters evolve naturally out of their peculiar circumstances is what is impressive. It renders them life-like. Readers can put themselves in their situation and weigh it supported by the effectiveness of Kishore's story-telling skills.

Another thing about Kishore's writing style which needs our attention is the care he takes not to strive after effect. Rather he develops the situation forming background for his characters in such a way that it produces the desired effect of itself. This is in no way easy, and is a mark of born genius.

And, he does not idolize his characters nor produces criticism of life. There is just this – representation of life. General tone of the perception of life remains melancholic. What the author leads his readers to witness is a subtle mix of love, lust and emotions which engage his characters, or rather implicate them in an intricate situation.

There is striking lyricism about his stories, deepened by poetic narrative. He does it so skillfully that his readers do not know when they are drawn in by it.

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About the Author:

Kishore Choudhari is a writer and Radio broadcaster by profession. He hails from Barmer, Rajasthan. It is from this distant place of India that he reaches out to the world with his writings and two blogs that he is maintaining with generous care. That is the reason why he is able to raise a laudable fan-club for himself.

As for his abilities as a writer goes, what is quite remarkable is the source wherefrom he derives his metaphors, their simplicity and originality. The moods and emotions he generates are a bit heavy and dark. However, the ray of light is not altogether absent from his stories.