In Talk with the famous writer Shri Shyam Jangid

Credent TV show Dear Sahityakar has invited Shri Shyam Jangid, Prose Writer, critic, editor, and satirist. The show was hosted by Dr. Durgaprasad Agrawal.

Shri Shyam Jangid is a Rajasthani and Hindi writer. His writing has been widely read and absolutely loved by the audience. He is a full-time writer who has dedicated himself to literature. Some of his famous works are Kata Hua Samay, Fasla, Akla Chalo Re, etc. 

His recent book is “Khokhle Khambo Vali Imarat.” Let’s get to know everything from the man himself. 

Tell us about the subject of your book

There are 4 pillars of our country, India. They are executive, legislative, judiciary, and media. This book talks about the hollowness of the system. 

The story of this novel is based on incidents of political malpractices and the exploitation of women. 

Politicians take votes from the people by making false promises and after elections, they live like kings. Very few people work with loyalty and honesty rest are all fake. They don’t reveal their true faces. 

The generation of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Chandrashekhar, Charan Singh, etc were gems and long gone. Political leaders like them don’t exist today. Organizations established by politicians are also merely a source of earning money. 

The book also points out the challenges faced by women. Women have to pay a price if they want to move ahead in life. The exploitation of women in politics inspired me to write this book. 

This novel exposes the political events of one of the states of India. Which can be any state of the Hindi belt. If the characters of the story meet someone’s life, then it is just a coincidence.

What is your (Shri Shyam Jangid) story of becoming a writer?

When I look back at my life, I realize I was always meant to be a writer and nothing else. Since my boyhood days, I started writing. Even when I sat at my father’s shop, I wished customers to not come so that I can write quietly. I just wanted to read and write all the time.

I used to read many books in the library during my college days. Got published my story collection then. Due to personal problems, there came a gap but after that, I started writing again. People appreciated my work. Most of my writings have indeed been written at my shop. 

I am satisfied with my books. People have widely read my writings. 

What do you think about today’s literary landscape?

People are in hurry today. Everyone wants to get famous but, in less time, and effort. They are busy running the race of who gets famous first. New writers get their works published immediately. 

Youngsters are in haste and they don’t have enough patience. Consideration of your work first before publishing is important. Some young writers are writing really well, I must say. But leg-pulling has become very common and you must avoid it. 

The literature has a good long way to go. 

I think you now know about the author Shri shyam Jangid