Badshahat Ka Khatma Manto K Afsanay book PDF free download in Urdu or read online Sahadat Hussain Manto Urdu Fiction book. It is the story of an unemployed young man who spent most of his life spending the night on the sidewalk. Coincidentally, he stays for a few days in a friend's office where a girl's phone rings and their conversation continues. Mohan loves the girl's voice so he never bothered to know her name, address, or phone number. The thought of his 'kingdom' coming to an end as he leaves office shocks him, and one day when the telephone rings in the evening, blood bubbles out of his mouth.
There have been eminent Urdu writers who have become alive in the history of Urdu literature due to their sharp style and themes. In his short two-decade-long creative life, he has worked in many aspects of prose. Mento's literary heritage consists of translations, essays, radio dramas, film stories, film story scenes, introductory sketches, annotations, newspaper columns, and articles on various topics, consisting of about thirty printed books.
Even today, various publishers in India and Pakistan continue to publish them with modifications according to the tastes and preferences of their readers. According to Manto, his book consists of eleven (11) myths that are almost identical in length. In this way, he has a new experience in fiction writing. This interesting and rare book "The End of the Kingdom" is available for reading by pro-Manto readers in PDF file format through Taamir News.
The size of this PDF file of about one and a half hundred pages is 6 megabytes. The download link to the book is given below. Book Name: The End of the Kingdom (Fiction) Author: Saadat Hassan Manto Publisher: Saqi Book Depot, Delhi. Publication Year: June 1950, (Reprint): 1985 Number of pages: 161 PDF file size: about 6 megabytes.
Saadat Hassan Manto's fiction is an invaluable asset of Urdu literature. Through his fiction, he discovered a world in the well-known and well-known world, which people did not take for granted. The basis of Manto's fiction is realism. This realism deals with various aspects of life, whether it is related to social customs or the home environment. It has to do with a person or his character. Be it individual or collective.
He belongs to a religion or a nation, or a race. Minto's fiction is a mirror of race, religion, and ethnicity without distinction. Their fiction can contain any subject or topic. His main style is realism. "The End of the Kingdom" is a collection of Manto's fiction, including 11 of Manto's best fiction. It turns out that when this fiction was written, the entry of dates also gives an idea of Manto's mentality in this particular period, moreover, all the fictions included in this collection are almost equal in length.
Naked facts. ۔ ۔ Naked body ۔ ۔ Naked words ۔ ۔ Nude style ۔ ۔ What to say about this Ning Manning legendary collection now! ۔ ۔ For some, just the name Minto is the reason for their acceptance and popularity. There will be some who will interpret such a nude style of literature as 'naked literature'. I personally disagree with the over-indulgence of sex and nudity in literature, which has few advantages and more disadvantages in the mind of the reader. ۔ ۔ But wait! I will be told that the dirt is in your own mind, Minto's purpose was not tasted. ۔ ۔ I wish that was the case. Let there be some fiction whose plot is based on sex.
There is some scope for the concession but fiction on a common social subject and the main gender in it is just ironing his shirt while wearing pajamas. I don't know exactly what kind of darkness will fall on the fiction by doing this. ۔ ۔ Manto uses stitches that are ugly just for fun. In the case of pornography, it was on 'cold meat', but in this case, this collection is not far behind. Other than that, I appreciate Manto's style. The dramatic manner in which the fiction ends abruptly is rarely seen. The simplicity and smoothness of the stories are also highly regarded, which does not create boredom.
The fiction in this collection is also very short. The themes are the same as Minto's tradition of objecting to everything. Find bugs in everything. Question after question Criticism in criticism. ۔ ۔ But not in a cumbersome way. In the style of kicking thinking. Such that man really thinks for a while. ۔ ۔ If it weren't for Minto's collections of nudity, he would be one of my favorite writers. Salman Khalid
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