To read the full article, please click here. Published in: Turkish Online Journal of Qualitative Inquiry But the Malayalam Mafia stood as one against my appeal. My paper studies the impact due to the failed revolution on the diasporic life of various nationalities from the Indian subcontinent and the consequent problematization of various constructs, most of all, identity in its various manifestations: diasporic, national, religious, etc.īesides, it foregrounds the interrogation of the systems of governance, patriarchal family set-up, justice and societal attitude to religion and morality. The following excerpt is from Jasmine Days, one of a twin novel set in which Benyamin explores. The love angle, made conspicuous by its absence, makes the narrative poignant. The novel is remarkable for the presentation of a woman’s point of view by a male author. The crisis comes in the form of the political upheaval known in recent history as the Arab Spring, and the whole world is upturned.
WINNER of the JCB PRIZE FOR LITERATURE 2018Sameera Parvin moves to. The JCB award winning novel Jasmine Days written in Malayalam by Benyamin (translated into English by Shahnaz Habib) is the writer’s second novel which takes up the life of a diasporic Pakistani family in an unnamed West Asian country – a locale that hardly finds favour with established writers. Read 276 reviews from the world's largest community for readers.
Sameera joins her extended family (her baba, chacha, Taya, Mami) there She is too excited about her job and thrives as the best radio jockey in just a short. This novel tells the story of Sameera Parvin, a young woman from Pakistan who gets a radio jockey job in an unnamed Middle Eastern county. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryana, India. The Harsh Truth: Jasmine Days by Benyamin.
Jagdish Batra, Professor and Additional Director, English Language Centre, O.P. This paper examines the impact of the Arab Spring on the diasporic life of various nationalities from the Indian subcontinent.
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