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There are times I feel very bad about my inability to read and write my mother tongue (Malayalam)even though I speak it with competence. Reading your blog entry was one such moment Rajesh. The fact that I am fairly proficient in Hindi gives me some consolation. It would be horrible to be like many of the brown sahibs among whom I grew up who do not know a single Indian language. And this, in India. The effects of the Raj linger on 60 years after the Brits left. Maybe I can still learn to read and write Malayalam if I make the effort and thus get to read some good stuff in the original. I remember my mother reading and explaining the comics from a Malayalam weekly to me and my brothers when we were kids. And my maternal uncle who was visiting us teaching me and my brothers the words of popular Malayalam songs. Some of these lyrics still reverberate in my mind and heart. And the memories of those days gives me goosebumps.
Dev, long time. May be its time you learnt to read Malayalam. That is one key to learn more about your heritage and other subtler facets of native wisdom. Kunhunni maash, for me represents these with a nostalgic feel.
I have nothing against the Brown Sahibs. I really believe it is anachronistic to think in terms of Raj days anymore.
The news of maash's death brought forth a lot of memory for me. Thanks for sharing the sentiment.
Ardra, precisely what kunhunni maash would have wanted your husband to do. My son is 3 now. Hopefully he would be receptive to maash's world in this far-away land.
am here after a long long time and it was nice to read about kunhunni. i wonder why malayalam has more sensitive writers than other states? i really liked your translations of his poems. if you find time, could you translate some more or can i find a translation somewhere?
sensitive writers? sounds like a good terminology :)
It is nearly impossible to transliterate, let alone translate malayalam into english. I do not have mash's books with me here. I never thought Kunhunni mash could pass away. Hopefully I should be able to translate more.
Kunhunni mash to me is more about a sanguine attitude towards life and learning.
thanks for dropping by Suresh.
today i happen to see your blog and felt like suddenly been transfered to fortcochi beach where thankappan ,basheer,sathyan and myself spent long nights reading kunjunni mash,and kadammanita and arguing with john abraham in his "naikaly" period (before the "amma ariyan") suddenly the corse and malancholic voice of Nazim (who sang for "Amma ariyan" ) started haunting me in Bangalore .
where is Nazim now .last time he was complaining about the mounting debts and wondering where the next meal is going to come for his kids.Life is so cruel for everybody any way i think you must be from cochi.
i like the yellow ochre colour of your page
with love and regards
vc joseph