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Kirat Babani - Sindhi Sahit Ji Timurti a Ji Hik Murat
Sindhi Sahit Ji Timurti - Documentary was produced in the year 2000. Gobind Malhi, Kirat Babani and A. J. Uttam put efforts to get Sindhi languge into 8th schedule of constitution. Documentary was produced by Asha and Bina daughters of A. J. Uttam with the help and support of Dr. Moti Prakash and Mohan Gehani under banner of Jai Sindhi Productions.Gope Golani was incharge for all shoot etc. Sundri Uttamchandani, Krishan Rahi & Dr. Arjan Sikayal, were the writers who interviewed all three resp.
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Kirat Babani - Sindhi Sahit Ji Timurti a Ji Hik Murat
Sindhi Sahit Ji Timurti - Documentary was produced in the year 2000. Gobind Malhi, Kirat Babani and A. J. Uttam put efforts to get Sindhi languge into 8th schedule of constitution. Documentary was produced by Asha and Bina daughters of A. J. Uttam with the help and support of Dr. Moti Prakash and Mohan Gehani under banner of Jai Sindhi Productions.Gope Golani was incharge for all shoot etc. Sundri Uttamchandani, Krishan Rahi & Dr. Arjan Sikayal, were the writers who interviewed all three resp.
Sindhi Sahit Jee Timurti- Kirat Babani
Kirat Babani has written 15 books and translated 2 novels & History of Marathi literature.
A J Uttam Interviewed by Dr. Arjan Sikayal
Sindhi Sahit Ji timurti Video documentary was produced by Asha Chand and Bina - Geeta Khiani in year 2000. One of the three best known literary figures and freedom fighter Shri A. J. Uttam is being interviewed by Dr. Arjan Sikayal. Shri A. J. Uttam was an outstanding progressive writer, critic, journalist, editor and very well known for outspoken, consistent well studied and documented opinion. In fact he was called the walking, talking and living encyclopedia of Sindhi literature. Shri A. J. Uttam (Or Assandas Jethanand Uttamchandani) was born on 16th December 1923 in Hyderabad Sindh (now in Pakistan). He formed a progressive writers group in 1946 in Hyderabad - Sindh, which held weekly literary study classes in which famous writers like Lekhraj Aziz, Professor M. U. Malkani, Tirth Basant, Prof. Gehimal Mulchandani and Kalyan Advani & revolutionary poet Haider Bux Jatoi and others participated/attended. Here he also interacted with other progressive artists like A.K. Hangal, Gobind Malhi, Shaikh Ayaz, Anand Golani and others. For some more information visit :A. J. Uttam was one of the pioneers of the first premier literary and cultural organization - Sindhi Sahit Mandal which was formed in January 1949 under the presidentship of Prof. M. U, Malkani in Bombay, the well-known dramatist and Historian. A. J. Uttam held the post of General Secretary and Vice President. The Mandal encouraged upcoming writers. Here many writers sent their writings to weekly study class. The Sindhi Sahit Mandal eventually evolved as the seat of Sindhi literary and cultural activities. It started the Sindhi language recognition movement in 1952 with five writers committee including Mr. A. J. Uttam. It held annual sammelans which included cultural programmes by Bhagwanti Navani, Smt. Sundri Uttamchandani, Savita Babani, Shivo Ramnani, Loku Hemrajani, Moti Prakash & others. Here young, enthusiastic and energetic writers and artists took part along with senior and elder writers and e
