Yatindra Mishra

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Yatindra Mishra
Mishra, IFFI (2017)
Nationality	Indian
Notable works	Yada-Kada (poetry) Vismaya Ka Bhakhan (history of arts) Sur Ki Baradari

Yatindra Mishra is an Indian poet, editor, and music and cinema scholar.

Career

Mishra has published four collections of Hindi poetry: Yada-Kada (1997),^[1] Ayodhya Tatha Anya Kavitayen (1999),^[2] and Dyorhi Par Aalaap (2005).^[3]

He has also written Devpriya (2007)

He has edited selections from the poetry of Ajneya-Jitna Tumhara Sach Hai (2011), prose of Ashok Vajpeyee Kis Bhugol Mein Kis Sapne Mein (2011)[7] and Poetry Hum Apna Vasant Pahchante Hain (2014), Poetry of Gulzar Yaar Julaahe (2009).^{[citation needed]} He has also presented a selection of Gulzar's film lyrics, Meelon Se Din (2010).^[8]

He has translated ‘Girija’ into English^[9][10] and 'Vibhas',^[11] Ayodhya series of poems (German), ‘Yaar Julahey’ and 'Meelon Se Din'^[12] in Urdu.

Lectures

• 'Musical Intricacy of Paakeezah (Film)', Mahindra Sanatkada Luow Festival, 2015.^[13]

References