Aitihasika Preksapate Beeteashok Bhattacharya er Nirbacita Kabita O Prabandha/ ঐতিহাসিক প্রেক্ষাপটে বীতশোক ভট্টাচার্যের নির্বাচিত কবিতা ও প্রবন্ধ

Abstract

Beetashok Bhattacharya is a poet-essayist and translator. He is also distinguished as a film critic and editor. By assimilating the thousand-year-old tradition of Bengali poetry, he has left his own signature in several of his poems and essays. Not only Indian literature, but the fundamental principles of Indian culture occupy a considerable space in his poems and essays. Not only the Rigveda, Ramayana, Mahabharata or Puranas, but in his poems and essays we can easily understand the scope of international literature.

           Various aspects of Charyapad, Vaishnavapadavali, Shaktapadavali and Mangalkavya have left a deep mark in his poems and essays. The poem 'Janmashtami' in his poetry collection 'Pradosher Neel Chhaya' bears testimony to mythological history; the poem 'Chokh' in the poem 'Essechhi Joler Kache' contains images of the life of ancient Bengal, and the poem 'Tol' in this poem raises the topic of ancient house construction of Bengalis. The topic of mental harmony returns in the poem 'Bhasan' of the poem 'Anya Yuger Sakha'. His 'Hajar Bacharer Bangla Kabita', 'Chaitanyer Kabita', 'Jen Golpa Zen Kabita' are notably composed of historical ideas. We also find various mythological and historical information in the poems of the poetry collection 'Joler Tilak'.

             He also introduces the reader to the poetry of black people in Africa, in his writings, black: aesthetics and multidimensionality are manifested; which demands a relevant and strong historical consciousness. In several works of Beetashok, we find a deep sense of patriotism, which is rich in historical qualities Notable essay books rich in historical consciousness are 'Sri Chaitanyer Kabita', 'Padachinha Charyapad', etc. Pure historical consciousness is evident in the works such as 'Kritivaser Ramayana' of the book 'Purvapar', 'Charyagan' of 'Kabi Kantha' Beetashok passion for Charyapad is self-evident, the latest manifestation of this discussion is his book 'Padachinha Charchageeti' published by the Bengali Department of Jadavpur University in 2011. Beetashok Bhattacharya is the root of the fundamental being. He who continues to provide water to the roots of our consciousness. Where even though the words have stopped, the resonance of the words is still flowing and relevant even today.