M Kamal

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M Kamal
Bollywood Actor Ajit Vachani Releasing M-Kamal Book
Inheritors of Fire Book, M Kamal Book, English Translation by Dr. Vinod Assudani
Budhijivi Tatha Anya Natak. M Kamal Book Hindi Translation by Dr Santosh Motwani

Mulchand Bindrani, pen name M. Kamal was born on 8th Aug, 1925 in the Nawabshah district of Sindh Province and migrated to India during Partition. With a literary career spanning over half a century, he was honored with the prestigious National award, Sahitya Akademi Award by Govt. of India in 1989. He has written over 40 dramas and over 700 poems/ghazals. In his writings, he has always tried to depict the realities of life and given a new look to the poetic expression. His work has been translated in 3 languages, Hindi, English and Marathi. Also, his specialisation in one-act plays led him to establish a sindhi school of drama named Mehran Kala Manch where has directed few of his plays and trained Sindhi artists. He left for Heavenly abode on 3-Feb-2010. M. Kamal (Mulchand Bindrani) was a multi-faceted personality. Being a renowned Sindhi poet and Dramatist, he is cherished globally in the Sindhi literature community. His recognition went beyond vernacular, with his work being translated in 3 languages namely Hindi, English & Marathi and was also conceded as a literary critic of his time.

Literary Contribution

Sindhi Poetry

  1. Nind Ain Jagh
  2. Jhuriyal Jeeo
  3. Gharandhar Barf Ja Naksh
  4. Roshan Rahoon
  5. Punjah Ghazal
  6. Baah-Ja-Waris
  7. Meranjhiro Thak
  8. Soch Ja Pachha
  9. Ujayal Laheer
  10. Shmiyal Sham
  11. Sojhro Sham Jo
  12. Bini Pase Bahiyoon
  13. Manu Mure Hi Natho
  14. Aakhree Dham
  15. Likayal Jagha
  16. Hik Baraat
  17. Lakhariyal Laat
  18. Choond Ghazal
  19. Bas Gano Thiyo

Sindhi Drama

  1. Municipal Councillor
  2. Natak
  3. Machis Kithe Aahe
  4. Khoto Sikko
  5. Khush Khabri
  6. All India Police Station

Posthumous Publications

  1. Inheritors of Fire (Baah-Ja-Waris, a Sahitya Akademi winner book translated by Dr. Vinod H. Asudani)
  2. Budhijeevi (Collection of Experimental Dramas translated by Dr. Santosh Motwani)
  3. Agneepath (Collection of Sindhi Poetry & Ghazals translated by Smt. Geeta Bindrani)
  4. M. Kamal (Contribution to Sindhi Literature by Dr. Jagdish Lachhani)

Music Album

  • Title: Hale Dil Sindhi
  • Singer: Sheila Mangtani
  • Music Arranger: Deepak Pandit
  • Music Raja Pandit & Robin Banerjee
  • Lyrics: M Kamal
  • Year: 1996
  • Recorded & Distributed by: Tips Cassettes & Records Co.

Hale Dil by Sheila Mangtani Hale Dil by Sheila Mangtani

Track list

  1. Dum Akhyun → https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/dum-akhyun/Bl0PREN6XWk
  2. Har Gam → https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/har-gam/HltYRSNcUEk
  3. Viya Uhe → https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/viva-uhe/R15fYTtbD1Y
  4. Dard Vadhando → https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/dard-vadhando/ADIZXxpyZ3U
  5. Mohabbat Mit Jee → https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/mohabbat-mitjee/HVwncBJAUWQ
  6. Dum Dilasan → https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/dum-dilasan/HSkBYiBRckM

Awards & Recognition

  • Sahitya Akademi Award by Govt. Of India for his book Baah-Ja-Waris (Inheritors of Fire), 1989
  • Central Hindi Directorate Award by the Govt. Of India for his book Garandar Barf Ja Naqsh (Image of Melting Ice), 1975
  • Central Hindi Directorate Award by the Govt. of India for his book Roshan Rahoon (Bright Paths), 1981
  • Maharashtra Gaurav Puraskar by the State Government for his contribution in the literature field (Raj Bhavan, Maharashtra), 1990
  • Buxani Award for contribution to Sindhi Literature, UAE, 1990
  • Sindhi Merit Award by National Council for Promotion of Sindhi Language, Govt. Of India, 2005.

Video collection about Shri M. Kamal







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