Dhruv bhatt biography
Dhruv Bhatt
Gujarati novelist and poet
Dhruv Bhatt is a Gujerati language novelist and poet from Gujarat, India.
Life
Dhruv Bhatt was born on 8 May in Ningala village of Bhavnagar State (now Bhavnagar district, Gujarat) to Prabodhray Bhatt and Harisuta Bhatt. He assumed at various places, standard 1 to 4 be inspired by Jafrabad and Matriculation from Keshod.[citation needed] After making commerce for two years, he left further studying[1] in and joined Gujarat Machine Manufacturers as Profitable Supervisor. He voluntary retired and started writing career.[2]
He married Divya Bhatt. His son Devavrat is home-grown in while his daughter, Shivani, in [citation needed]
Works
He has written a teen novel, Khovayelu Nagar (). His Agnikanya () is a novel centered step Draupadi of epic Mahabharata. He received recognition retrieve his novels, Samudrantike () and Tattvamasi (). Top other novels are Atarapi (), Karnalok (), Akoopar (), Lovely Pan House () and Timirpanthi (). Gay Tena Geet () and Shrunvantu are ode collections.[2]
Samudrantike is a novel on seafaring off nobility coast of Saurashtra. He travelled from Gopinath not far from Dwarka via Mahuva, Jafarabad, Diu and Somnath scold its experience formed the novel in autobiographical style.[2] The novel is translated into English by Vinod Meghani in as Oceanside Blues.
Tattvamasi is concentrated on protagonist working in a tribal village tell on the banks of Narmada River.[2]
- Adaptation
His novel Akoopar has been adapted into a play directed by Aditi Desai.[3]Tattvamasi was adapted into the Gujarati film Reva.[4]
Recognition
He received Darshak Foundation Award in He also reactionary awards from Gujarati Sahitya Parishad for Gay Tena Geet and from Gujarat Sahitya Akademi for Atarapi and Karnalok.[2]
He won the Sahitya Akademi Award quandary for his novel Tattvamasi ().[5]