Hajar Churashir Maa

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Hajar Churashir Maa is a landmark Bengali novel by Mahasweta Devi that portrays a mother's political awakening amid the Naxalite movement and state repression in 1970s India.

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instanceOf Bengali-language novel
novel
adaptationType feature film
adaptedAs Hazaar Chaurasi Ki Maa NERFINISHED
associatedWith Indian leftist literature
postcolonial Indian literature
author Mahasweta Devi NERFINISHED
centralCharacter Sujata NERFINISHED
centralCharacterRole mother of a Naxalite youth
countryOfOrigin India
explores family and ideology
gender and politics
memory and mourning
filmAdaptationDirector Govind Nihalani NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationLanguage Hindi
filmAdaptationReleaseYear 1998
genre feminist literature
political novel
social realist novel
literarySignificance key text on the Naxalite movement in Indian fiction
landmark work in Bengali literature
mainTheme Naxalite movement NERFINISHED
class struggle
left-wing radicalism
mother–child relationship
police brutality
political awakening
political prisoners
state repression
movementDepicted Naxalbari uprising aftermath
Naxalite movement NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus a mother’s political consciousness
state violence against dissidents
originalLanguage Bengali
portrays custodial torture
enforced disappearances
extra-judicial killings
political disillusionment
solidarity with political prisoners
urban middle-class engagement with radical politics
setInPeriod 1970s
setInPlace Kolkata NERFINISHED
West Bengal NERFINISHED
titleMeaning Mother of 1084 NERFINISHED
titleRefersTo the corpse number of the son in the morgue

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Mahasweta Devi notableWork Hajar Churashir Maa