Dastangoi Kissebazi Collective

By: Kumar Ashutosh Singh
  • Summary

  • Short humorous stories that will take you back to the magical world of Hindustani tehzeeb/culture and make you remember a little bit of your childhood days
    Copyright 2022 Kumar Ashutosh Singh
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Episodes
  • Episode 3 - Review-baazi
    Mar 27 2022

    In this episode I present with lots of love, Shafikur Rahman Sahab's popular satire - "Review" which is on the art of reviewing books. Through his disarming style and easy to use language, Shafikur Rahman sahab makes fun of the aazad shayari. Watch out for his hugely comical nazm "Billian (Cats)" in this episode.

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    12 mins
  • Episode 2 - Dastaan e Maleehabad - Khan Sahab
    Mar 11 2022

    The second episode of Dastaan e Maleehabad covers the profile of Khan Sahab - another character from the yesteryears of Maleehabad. Unlike the other episodes, this episode just covers his character sketch with all his eccentricities.

    The content is taken from the Hindustani translation of Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi's masterpiece 'Aab - e - gum'. Like the rest of Yusufi sahab's probe, it is not only highly entertaining, but also provides a glimpse of the times with a strong undercurrent of satire that feels relevant even today.

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    9 mins
  • Episode 1 - Dastan e Maleehabad
    Jan 23 2022

    Based on excerpts from Josh Maleehabadi's "Yaadon ki Barat" and Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi's "Aab e Gum".

    The intent was to present glimpses of the amazingly humorous worlds created by above masters in their respective books in a 10-11min content and take the listener to the old world charms of the imaginary city of Maleehabad with interesting characters, lukhnawi tehzeeb and polished humour and satire on our times in almost every line.

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    11 mins

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