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Critic Bindu Sharma, poet/narrator Bina Thing, poet Sozho Village and journalist Phanindra Sangam jointly released Khem Batas's collection of stories 'Budhipolli' at Shilpi Theater in the capital on Saturday.
In the discussion held after the release, the speakers said that the regionalism of Far West has been strongly presented by the book. They said that the author's sympathy towards the poor, Dalits and landless people was positive.
Sharma expressed disagreement with the cultural oppression that has been going on for centuries and said that the writer has searched for a new consciousness. In the context of a story related to the Chhaupadi system, 'Manche Bhibo Innoya', she said that every person is afraid of social thinking and that thinking should be changed.
"If the deity gets angry if you don't obey the chau, the idol of the deity should be destroyed, not the chaugoth," she said. Thing said that the writer was positive about women's subject and character development. His comment was that the original character was being overshadowed while there were many characters in the story. "The female characters of some stories are not ready to rebel, but there is a sign of that in some stories," she said. He said that these stories are not only from the Far West but also from within Nepal. Kavi Villager praised Khem's story as being very successful in setting and purpose. "Writers have made a revolution against social evil and discrimination," he said, "The cultural aspects of far away have been strongly raised." 12 lama katha collection book is brought to the market by Maya Publications.
