Saans Ke Sikke is a collection of 101 Trivenis by Tripurari. These Trivenis have various well-illustrated thoughts. For example- colors of love, the importance of human relationships in present times, vitality of parent’s love in life, sense of hope in the moments of dejection, the desire to live amidst hardships, and so on. According to Tripurari, the art of realization that tears and happiness are two sides of a coin is the only key to remain contended while suffering.
Triveni is a form of Urdu-Hindi poetry, which conveys a thought in three lines. The thought is complete in itself in first two lines like a couplet (sher) of Urdu ghazal and third line is an extension or a comment on that particular thought. So far, Meter (Behr) of Urdu Ghazal has been used for Triveni. This form was coined by famous poet and film lyricist Gulzar.
Testimonial
(About the book North Campus)
These are the breathing stories which have lived. People who studied in North Campuswould be lost in the mist of past, with the desire in their heart to never come back...
- Vishal Bhardwaj
Music Composer & Filmmaker
In Tripurari’s writing there is tremendous mesmerization. Along with his language, he also captivates the readers with the themes. A unique world of love unbinds in his novel which is weaved on such a ground that surprises us.
- Anant Vijay
Journalist & Writer
Tripurari’s stories are a perfect depiction of the chaos experienced by millennial generation while going through the crisis of getting ahead which eventually influences their sensitivities, sensibilities, lifestyle and routine. He has beautifully used his poetic expressions to describe the evolution of emotional, sexual and psychological changes of this era. His prose reflects a brilliant usage of metaphors and similes.
- Rahman Abbas
Urdu Novelist
I am amazed after reading North Campus by Tripurari. These kinds of stories are not written in Hindi yet. Tripurari's way of writing is amazing and you can’t stop yourself from urging for more. The stories are knitted so well that you can’t get over the book even after completing it. While you read, you flow with the stories. The metaphors used are fresh and enchanting. Stories have got real feel and they take you to your own college days. Everyone should definitely read it.
- Divya Vijay
Hindi Fictionist
Tripurari's poetry is characterized by delicate empathy and sensitivity. His linguistic images are intense and touch the reader to the core. His themes are profound and lively, stimulate thought and leave meaningful scope for interpretation. It is of great intellectual benefit to study his poetry.
- Gertrud Edelmann
German Poet
Tripurari’s voice is unmistakable, both on the page and to the ear. His poems are delivered with a tone of keen observation and authority. That voice speaks plainly of the more vulnerable parts of human experience—desire, pain, loneliness—but it does not quaver. Readers can find familiar themes in Tripurari’s poems yet come away surprised and changed due to the vivid imagery and creative use of language. Tripurari tirelessly shares his voice through memorable poems, as well as song lyrics and images that depict his words.
- Laura Traister
English Author