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Young writer Vipinchandra Banepali has published an anthology of ghazals in Nepali titled 'Vismayko Gherabat'.
Authors Mohan Duwal, Dhruv Madhikarmi, Indrakumar Shrestha 'Sarit', Ishwar Budhathoki, Jayakumar Rai and Banepali themselves launched the book at a program held on Saturday at Grammar School in Koteshwar, Kathmandu. At a program organized by
Srijana Abhiyan Bhaktapur, Duval opined that Banepali's ghazals are subtle examples of meaningful ghazals with a balance of thought and aesthetics. "He can express a lot with just a few words in his ghazals," said Duval.
Madhikarmi said that Bipin's ghazals have the power to mesmerize the readers. He mentioned his words of defiance against social anomalies. "He needs to improve his writing skills, but some of his ghazals are mesmerizing," he said.
Sarit, Rai, Budhathoki, Prakash Thapa and other speakers praised the creative power of ghazal writer Banepali who can express complex plots in clear language. Published by
Srijana Abhiyan Bhaktapur, this collection contains 57 ghazals of various tastes. The price of the 88 page book is 250 rupees.
Dattatreya of Bhaktapur, Banepali, a short story writer and a promising poet, has also previously published a collection of children's poems, 'Gham Joon Praja'.
