Bhikhari Thakur (1887–1971) was an Indian Bhojpuri-Language poet and playwright. He wrote more than a dozen plays and also poems and some other works.[1]
Type | Year | Bhojpuri title | English title | Other names | |
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Play | Biraha Bahar | ||||
Play | 1917 | Bidesiya | The Foreigner |
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Play | Radheshyam Bahar | ||||
Play | 1925 | Beti Bechwa | The Daughter Seller |
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Play | Kaljug Prem | The love of Kali Yuga |
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Play | Gabarghichor | Gabarghichor |
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Play | Bhai Birodh | Brother's protest | |||
Play | Ganga Asnan | Ganges Bath |
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Play | Putra Badh | Son's asssination | |||
Non-Fiction | Naai Bahar | ||||
Play | Nanad-Bhaujai Sambad | Dialogue of Sister in law | |||
Monologue | Bhand ke nakal | Copy of bhand | |||
Play | Nabin Biraha | New Biraha | |||
Non-Fiction | Shanka Samadhan | Doubt solution | |||
Poetry | Bhikhari Harikirtan | Bhikhari's Hari Kirtan | |||
Play | Jasoda Sakhi Sambad | Dialogue of Jashoda and her friend | |||
Non-fiction | Chaujugi | The four Yuga | |||
Non-fiction | Jai Hind Khabar | Jai Hindi news | |||
Non-fiction | Bhikhari Pustika Suchi | List of booklets of Bhikhari | |||
Non-fiction | Chaubaran Padvi | Title of four Varnas | |||
Play | Bidhwa Bilaap | Plight of the Widow | |||
Poetry | Bhikhari Bhajanmala | Bhajans of Bhikhari | |||
Non-fiction | Budhshala ke Bayan | The demand of Old Age homes | |||
Poetry | Ram Nam mala | ||||
Non fiction | Sita-Ram Parichay | Introduction to Sita and Rama | |||
Non fiction | Nar Nav Avatar | Nine Avatars of Men | |||
Poetry | Ek arti Duniya bha' ke | A player of the world |
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Non-fiction | Ram Ratan | ||||
Non-fiction | Mata bhakti | Devotion of the Mother | |||
Compilations | 1978 | Bhikhari Thakur Rachnawali (in three vol) |