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Yatindra Mishra
Prasoon Joshi, Amish Tripathi, Yatindra Mishra, Vani Tripathi at the Panel Discussion on “Is contemporary Cinema Reflecting the Literature of Our Times”, during the 48th International Film Festival of India (IFFI-2017).jpg
Mishra, IFFI (2017)
NationalityIndian
Notable worksYada-Kada (poetry)
Vismaya Ka Bhakhan (history of arts)
Sur Ki Baradari

Yatindra Mishra is an Indian poet, editor, and music and cinema scholar.

Career

Mishra has published four collections of Hindi poetry: Yada-Kada (1997),[1] Ayodhya Tatha Anya Kavitayen (1999),[2] and Dyorhi Par Aalaap (2005).[3]

He has also written Devpriya (2007)[4] and Sur Ki Baradari (2009)[5] about the life and work of thumri singer Girija Devi, dancer Sonal Mansingh and shehnai maestro Ustad Bismillah Khan. Vismaya Ka Bhakhan (2012) is an essay compilation on music and arts.[6]

He has edited selections from the poetry of Ajneya-Jitna Tumhara Sach Hai (2011), prose of Ashok Vajpeyee Kis Bhugol Mein Kis Sapne Mein (2011)[7] and Poetry Hum Apna Vasant Pahchante Hain (2014), Poetry of Gulzar Yaar Julaahe (2009).[citation needed] He has also presented a selection of Gulzar's film lyrics, Meelon Se Din (2010).[8]

He has translated ‘Girija’ into English[9][10] and 'Vibhas',[11] Ayodhya series of poems (German), ‘Yaar Julahey’ and 'Meelon Se Din'[12] in Urdu.

Lectures

References

  1. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (1997). Yadā-kadā (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Kitāba Ghara. OCLC 610280408.
  2. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2000). Ayodhyā tathā anya kavitāem̐ (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Kitāba Ghara. OCLC 44952283.
  3. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2006). Ḍyoṛhī para ālāpa (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Rājakamala Prakāśana. OCLC 646533715.
  4. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra; Sonal Mansingh (2007). Devapriyā : nr̥tyāṅganā Sonala Mānasiṃha se saṃvāda evaṃ nr̥tya-kalā para vicāra (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Vāṇī Prakāśana. OCLC 214280503.
  5. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2009). Sura kī bārādarī (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Yātrā Buksa: Penguin Books (Peṅguina Buksa). OCLC 749971245.
  6. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2012). Vismaya kā bakhāna : vibhinna kalā-rūpoṃ para nibandha (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Vāṇī Prakāśana. OCLC 806637807.
  7. ^ Aśoka Vājapeyī (2011). Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (ed.). Kisa bhūgola meṃ kisa sapane meṃ: Aśoka Vājapeyī ke aba taka ke lekhana se gadya racanāoṃ kā cayana (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Vāṇī Prakāśana. OCLC 707606932.
  8. ^ Gulazāra (2010). Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (ed.). Mīloṃ se dina- (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Rūpā eṇḍa Kaṃpanī. OCLC 693110850.
  9. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2006). Girija: a journey through thumri. Translated by Madhu Bī Jośī. New Delhi: Rupa. OCLC 70063307.
  10. ^ Yatindra Mishra (2006). A journey through Thumri. Calcutta: Rupa & Co: distributed by Soma Books Ltd. OCLC 852140265.
  11. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2013). Vibhāsa (in Hindi). Nayī Dillī: Vāṇī Prakāśana. OCLC 871787809.
  12. ^ Yatīndra Mohana Pratāpa Miśra (2012). मीलों से दिन [Mīloṃ se dina--] (in Hindi). Translated by गुलज़ार. Gulazāra. Nayī Dillī: Rūpā. OCLC 1001857566.
  13. ^ "Mahindra Sanatkada Lucknow Festival".

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