Sukhwinder Amrit Interview Pindan Vichon Pind
- 10 years ago
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In a bid to satisfy her inner urge she had to lead a rebel's life for long. Meet Punjabi poetess Sukhwinder Amrit in 'Pindan Vichon Pind' who had to face opposition throughout her life, first at the hands of her parents and then at the hands of her in-laws after her marriage.
Sharing her own story with Anchor Baljeet Kaur Johal she says "I started writing when I was just 14. My parents, who were not literate, felt extremely bad about my poetic interests. "Once my mother tore the notebook into pieces when I shown her a few lines written by me". Overpowered by family traditions and conservative approach my parents never wanted that girls should be encouraged in educational activities.
"I was married at the age of 17 years. I thought the world would change now but the same story repeated with my in-laws too. They too had a similar mindset as my parents do".
"I kept on writing secretively as I had to live. It was something I couldn't stop".
Things changed in her life only after 12 years of marriage...
To know how the life treated her and how things changed in the life of this renowned poetess Sukhwinder Amrit watch 'Pindan Vichon Pind' at 7.30 PM on Saturday this week. Only on Zee Punjabi.
Blog :- http://www.pindanvichonpind.blogspot.com
In a bid to satisfy her inner urge she had to lead a rebel's life for long. Meet Punjabi poetess Sukhwinder Amrit in 'Pindan Vichon Pind' who had to face opposition throughout her life, first at the hands of her parents and then at the hands of her in-laws after her marriage.
Sharing her own story with Anchor Baljeet Kaur Johal she says "I started writing when I was just 14. My parents, who were not literate, felt extremely bad about my poetic interests. "Once my mother tore the notebook into pieces when I shown her a few lines written by me". Overpowered by family traditions and conservative approach my parents never wanted that girls should be encouraged in educational activities.
"I was married at the age of 17 years. I thought the world would change now but the same story repeated with my in-laws too. They too had a similar mindset as my parents do".
"I kept on writing secretively as I had to live. It was something I couldn't stop".
Things changed in her life only after 12 years of marriage...
To know how the life treated her and how things changed in the life of this renowned poetess Sukhwinder Amrit watch 'Pindan Vichon Pind' at 7.30 PM on Saturday this week. Only on Zee Punjabi.