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Adil Mansuri (18 May 1936 – 6 November 2008) was a well-known poet,
playwright, and calligrapher. He wrote in several languages, namely, Gujarati,
Hindi, and Urdu.
Adil Mansuri was born in Ahmedabad on
18 May 1936. His birth name was Farid Mohammed Gulamnabi Mansuri. He completed
his primary education from Premchand Raichand Training College, Ahmedabad. He
completed his secondary education from J. L. New English School, Ahmedabad and
Metropolitan Highschool, Karachi. He completed matriculation.
He tried his hand on several businesses. He worked at his fathers cloth shop in
Karachi and later at business of cotton and clothes in Ahmedabad. He also
worked as journalist with English Topic and Gujarati Angana
magazines. He was copywriter of advertising agency Shilpi in 1972. He left
India and moved to United States. He died in New
Jersey, US on 6 November 2008.
વાંસળીપડઘાયઆખ્ખાગામમાં કૃષ્ણએવુંશુંછેતારાનામમાં ?
વીજળીઝબકીનેવાદળમાંશમી જાણેરાધાઓગળીગઈશ્યામમાં
આંખમીંચુંતોયતુંદેખાયછે જીવક્યાંથીલાગેકોઈકામમાં
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રોમરોમેમોરપીંછુંફરફરે કેવોજાદુછેતારાનામમાં !
ભગ્નદિલમાંએમતારીયાદઆ જાણેગોરસકોઈકાચાઠામમાં
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He was interested in experimental forms of ghazal. Valank
(1963), Pagarav (1966), Satat (1970), New York Naame Gam, Male
Na Male (1996, 2006), Gazalna Aynagharma (2003) are his ghazal
collections. Though he wrote poetry in several other forms, he is chiefly known
for his ghazals. His ghazals are influenced by Urdu ghazals. He wrote ghazals
in Gujarati, Hindi and Urdu with free use of words of one language in other.
Haath Pag Bandhayela Chhe
(1970) and Je Nathi Te (1973) are collections of his absurd
one-act
plays. He was also a painter. In 1972, his
art exhibitions were held in Ahmedabad and Mumbai.
He received the Vali Gujarati Award in 2008. He received Kalapi
Award in 1998.
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