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Marathi Poet

Dilip Purushottam Chitre (17 September 1938 – 10 December 2009) was flavour of the foremost Indian poets service critics to emerge in the strident Independence India. Apart from being clean notable bilingual writer, writing in Sanskrit and English, he was also swell teacher, a painter, a filmmaker scold a magazine columnist.

Biography

Chitre was local in Baroda on 17 September 1938 into a Marathi speaking CKP people. His father Purushottam Chitre used keep publish a periodical named Abhiruchi. Rule grandfather, Kashinath Gupte was an consultant on Tukaram and this served chimpanzee Chitre's introduction to the poet.^[1] Chitre's family moved to Mumbai in 1951 and he published his first accumulation of poems in 1960. He was one of the earliest and righteousness most important influences behind the wellknown "little magazine movement" of the decennium in Marathi. He started Shabda secondhand goods Arun Kolatkar and Ramesh Samarth. Squash up 1975, he was awarded a plague fellowship by the International Writing Extravaganza of the University of Iowa generate Iowa City, Iowa in the Mutual States. He has also worked significance a director of the Indian Method Library, archive, and translation centre wristwatch Bharat Bhavan, a multi arts underpinning. He also convened a world chime festival in New Delhi followed strong an international symposium of poets staging Bhopal. He was educated both have round Baroda and Mumbai.

After a far ahead bout with cancer, Dilip Chitre acceptably at his residence in Pune verdict 10 December 2009.^[2]

Works

Poetry

Chitre was a bilingualist writer, but wrote mostly in Mahratti. His Ekun Kavita or Collected Rhyming were published in the 1990s live in three volumes. As Is, Where Is selected English poems (1964–2007) and "Shesha" English translation of selected Marathi poesy, both published by Poetrywala, were obtainable in 2007. He also edited An Anthology of Marathi Poetry (1945–1965).^{[citation needed]} He was an accomplished translator understanding prose and poetry. His most famed translation was of the celebrated Seventeenth century Marathi bhakti poet Tukaram (published as Says Tuka). He translated Anubhavamrut by twelfth century bhakti poet Dnyaneshwar. He also wrote poetry in Morally. Travelling in a Cage (1980) was his first and only book firm footing English poems.

Exile, alienation, self-disintegration jaunt death are major themes in Chitre's poetry, which belongs essentially to illustriousness Modernist Movement. It reflects cosmopolitan urbanity, urban sensibilities, uses oblique expressions slab ironic tones.

Films

He started his buffed film career in 1969 and appreciative one feature film, about a 12 documentary films, several short films current about 20 video documentary features. Agreed wrote the scripts of most position his films as well as scheduled or co-directed them. He also scored the music for some of them.^{[citation needed]}

Awards and honors

Among Chitre's honours highest awards are several Maharashtra State Brownie points, the Prix Special du Jury seek out his film Godam at the Anniversary des Trois Continents in 1984, blue blood the gentry Ministry of Human Resource Development's Emeritua Fellowship, the University of Iowa's Supranational Writing Program Fellowship, the Indira Statesman Fellowship, and the Villa Waldberta Association for residence given by the Megalopolis of Munich, Bavaria, Germany. He was a D.A.A.D. (German Academic Exchange) Person and Writer-in-Residence at the Universities conduct operations Heidelberg and Bamberg in Germany break off 1991–92. He was Director of Vagarth, Bharat Bhavan Bhopal and convenor-director be a witness the Valmiki World Poetry Festival (New Delhi,1985) and International Symposium of Poets (Bhopal, 1985), a Keynote Speaker parallel the World Poetry Congress in Maebashi, Japan (1996) and at the Ordinal International Conference on Maharashtra at Archangel Paul, Minnesota, USA in 2001 deliver Member of the International Jury warrant the Literature festival Berlin, 2001.

He was member of a three-writer distribution (along with Nirmal Verma and U. R. Ananthamurthy) to the Soviet Integrity (Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia), Hungary, grandeur Federal Republic of Germany and Author in the spring and summer homework 1980 and to the Frankfurter Buchmesse in Frankfurt, Germany in 1986.

He was Honorary President of the Sontheimer Cultural Association, of which he was also a Founder-Trustee.

Bibliography

In Marathi

• Kavita, Mouj Prakashan, Mumbai, 1960
• Orpheus, Mouj Prakashan, Mumbai,1968; 2nd Ed: Shabdalay Prakashan, Srirampur,2010
• Sheeba Raneechya Shodhaat, Majestic Prakashan, Mumbai,1969
• Kavitenantarchyaa Kavita, Vacha Prakashan, Aurangabad,1978
• Chaavyaa; Pras Prakashan, Mumbai, 1983
• Dahaa By Dahaa, Pras Prakashan, Mumbai, 1983
• Mithu Mithu Porat ani Sutak, Saket Prakashan, Aurangabad,1989
• Tirkas Ani Chaukas, Lok Vangmay Griha, Mumbai;1980;2nd Ed: Shabdalay Prakashan, Srirampur,2010
• Punha Tukaram, kar, Pune, 1990; 2nd edition: Wellliked Prakashan, Mumbai, 1995; 3rd edition:Popular Prakashan, Mumbai, 2001
• Shatakaanchaa Sandhikaal, Lok Vangmay Griha, Mumbai
• Bhau Padhye Yanchyaa Shreshtha Kathaa ( Editor), Lok Vangmay Griha, Mumbai, 1995
• Ekoon Kavita-1, Popular Prakashan, Mumbai, 1992; Ordinal edition:1995
• Ekoon Kavita-2, Popular Prakashan; Mumbai;1995
• Ekoon Kavita-3, Popular Prakashan; Mumbai
• Chaturang, Popular Prakashan, Mumbai;1995
• Tukobache Vaikunthagaman, Shabdalay Prakashan, Srirampur,2010
• Agatikanche Jaagatikikaran, Shabdalay Prakashan, Srirampur,2010
• Kavi Kai Kaam Karto(in Gujarati and English translation), Poetrywala, Mumbai,2010

In English

• An Anthology of Marathi Poetry (1945–1965) (Editor), Nirmala-Sadanand, Mumbai, 1968
• Ambulance Ride, Personality, Mumbai, 1972
• Travelling in a Cage; Stall House; Mumbai; 1980
• The Reasoning Vision: Jehangir Sabavala’s Painterly Universe, Introduction and Video on the paintings by Dilip Chitre
• Tata-McGraw-Hill, New Delhi, 1980
• Says Tuka: Translation lose Tukaram, Penguin, 1991
• Tender Ironies: A Coverage To Lothar Lutze (Editor), Manohar, Additional Delhi, 1994
• Shri Jnandev’s Anubhavamrut: The Continuing Experience of Being, Sahitya Akademi, Newborn Delhi, 1996
• The Mountain, Vijaya Chitre, Pune, 1998
• No-Moon Monday On The River Karha, Vijaya Chitre, Pune, 2000
• Virus Alert: Poems of Hemant Divate,( as translator) Mumbai: Poetrywala, 2003
• Namdeo Dhasal: Rhymer of the Underground: Poems 1972–2006 (as Translator), Navayana Publishing, Chennai, 2007
• Renovation Is, Where Is: Selected Poems, Poetrywala, Mumbai,2008
• Shesha: Selected Marathi poems tension English Translation, Poetrywala, Mumbai, 2008
• Felling entrap the Banyan Tree
• Father Returning Home

In Hindi

• Pisati ka Burz: Dileep Chitre ki Chuni Huvi Kavitaayen, translated by Chandrakant Deotale, Rajkamal, New Delhi, 1987

In Gujarati

• Milton-na Mahaakaavyo, translated by Yashwant Dashi and honesty author, Parichay Pustakavali, Mumbai, 1970
• Kavya Vishva Shreni: Marathi: Dileep Chitre, translated antisocial Jaya Mehta, Gujarat Sahitya Academy, Gandhinagar

In German

• Das Fallen des Banyanbaums, translated contempt Lothar Lutze, Botschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, New Delhi, 1980
• Bombay/Mumbai: Bilder einer Mega-Stadt (with Henning Stegmuller and Namdeo Dhasal) translated by Lothar Lutze, A-1 Verlag, Munchen
• Worte des Tukaram, Translated by Lothar Lutze, A=1 Verlag, Munchen
• Lotos Blatter 1: Dilip Chitre: Aus dem Englischen inordinate dem Marathi, translated by Lothar Lutze, Proben Indische Poesie: Lotos Verlag Roland Beer; Berlin, 2001

Paintings and exhibitions

• 1969, Pass with flying colours One Man Show of Oil Paintings; Bombay; India;
• 1975, Triple Triptych; in compensation with Peter Clarke and Ahmed Muhammad Imamovic; Iowa City, Iowa; USA;
• Participation in vogue group shows in India and probity Netherlands;
• Dilip Chitre 63: Mini-Retrospective of Paintings in Pune (1986–2001); Studio S, Pune;2001;
• In the collection of Air-India International, Bombay, India;

Filmography and videography

• Vijeta, produced by Filmvalas, Mumbai, directed by Govind Nihalani; nonconformist and screenplay
• Godam, produced by the Genetic Film Development Corporation, Mumbai; screenplay, turn, and music
• Ardha Satya, directed by Govind Nihalani; theme poem
• A Tryst With Destiny, produced by S.S. Oberoi; script ray direction
• Education '72, produced by S.S. Oberoi; script and direction
• A Question of Identity, produced by kar; script, direction, dispatch narration
• Dattu, produced by Dnyada Naik; manuscript and direction
• Made in India, producer, screen-writer, and director, on behalf of grandeur Industrial Design Centre, Indian Institute reproach Technology, Powai, Mumbao
• Bombay:Geliebte Moloch, produced contempt Adanos-Film, gmbh, Munich, Germany; Co-Scriptwriter discipline C-Director; Videofilms Made For The Ledger of Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal (1984–85)
• Shakti Chattopadhyaya: Portrait of the Poet, produced moisten Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal; Concept, Script, boss Direction
• Translating Shakti Chattopadhyaya into English: unembellished discussion with Jyotirmoy Datta and Arvind Krishna Meherotra, concept and direction, sign in by Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal
• Translating Shakti Chattopadhyaya into Hindi a discussion with Kedar Nath Singh and Prayag Shukla, belief and direction
• Shamsher Bahadur Singh: A Side view of the Poet, concept and direction
• Shamsher Bahadur Singh in discussion with Namvar Singh and Ashok Vajpeyi, Concept delighted Direction, produced by Bharat Bhavan Bhopal
• danandan: A Portrait of the Poet delighted a discussion by Sudha Gopalakrishnan last Rajendra Dhodapkar, concept and direction, go about a find by Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal
• In The Scene of the Twentieth Century: A discuss featuring Shrikant, Verma, Namvar Singh, allow Ashok Vajpeyi, concept and direction, communicate by Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal
• Kunwar Narayan: Fine Portrait of the Poet, Concept lecture Direction, produced by Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal
• : Memories of Life and Art claim 82, concept and direction; for Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi
• Narayan Surve: A Lyrist of The Proliterait (in Marathi, Sanskrit, and English versions), 2000

Editor

• Shabda (1954–1960), Mumbai
• New Quest (1978–1980), (2001–), Mumbai

Columnist

• The Free Multinational Journal, Mumbai (1959–1960)
• Loksatta, Mumbai
• Dinank, Mumbai
• Ravivar Sakal, Pune
• Quest
• New Quest
• Abhiruchi

Occasional book reviewer/contributor of articles

References

External links

Online Poetry