Jodhpur : Jodhpur The atmosphere was filled with laughter as renowned poets read out humorous poems in the garden of Umaid Club in the cold winter. Humorous poets like Ahsan Qureshi, Ram Akela, Dinesh Bawri, Rohit enthralled the club members and guests. Tickled, someone used politics as a weapon and released satirical arrows, someone targeted the ill effects of mobile and some pointed out the difference between city and village in the era of change. It revealed that when we were in the village, we were actually human beings full of emotions. Since the advent of hi-tech, we have been living in mental darkness. In the Virat Hasya Kavi Sammelan organized at Umaid Club on Thursday evening, messages of women empowerment, patriotism and saving values in the changing era were also given. Ehsaas Qureshi and Zeenat, a couple from Madhya Pradesh and a couple living in Mumbai, expressed the atmosphere of the country through their poetic works. Ehsaan Qureshi gave the message of patriotism by reciting the poem We have knowledge of good and bad, We take care of our guests. Taking a dig at the politicians, he said that a corrupt leader was invited to the Ravana Dahan program and as soon as Netaji fired the arrow of fire, a Ram devotee shouted loudly, Oh God, how corrupt you are showing, one Ravana is burning another Ravana. .. Then the audience burst into laughter.
Humorist poet Dinesh Bawra from Mumbai praised today’s high-tech era and read poetry describing the danger of mobile phones in the hands of children. The threat to this world is neither from China, nor from Pakistan, nor from Israel, the threat to this world is from the mobile phone kept in the pocket in today’s time… Presented. He also recited many poetic compositions in mimicry style. Young poet Rohit Sharma told that he inherited poetry from his father Prakaya Paplu. Recently he was awarded the cannon of humour. He presented compositions on the change of era and what we are gaining and losing in such a situation. He narrated that when we were illiterate, we used to live in the village, when we became educated, we lived in stress…there was a lot of applause. After the humorous and satirical poems, poetess Zeenat Qureshi took over the mike. Through his works, the audience realized the hidden roles of women which are present in everyone’s mother, sister, wife and daughter.
Qureshi started with a poem describing the power of a woman and recited, Mamta’s fragrant buzz is a woman, Badle pe utar aaye toh talwar hai aurat… then the audience applauded loudly. Poets presented a collection of their best poems and sometimes also presented poetry on the request of the audience. Poet Dr. Ram Akela, who was conducting the ceremony, presented poems on youth as well as on recent issues. In the beginning, club president Hansraj Baheti and honorary secretary Kapil Gupta performed the welcome ceremony. On this occasion, club’s co-secretary Prithvi Singh Bhati, Vice President I Jayant Murjani, Vice President II Anil Verma, Kapil Patwa and many other members were present.
