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Published: 05 September 2023

Last Updated: 05 September 2023

professor toofaanii publishers, East Lansing, MI USA is proud to announce the publication of

Beete Hue Din (Forgotten Memories of Hindi Cinema) Hardback

Interviews with Actresses of the Golden Era of Hindi Cinema

Shishir Krishna Sharma

in the HARDCOVER edition, Both the English and the Hindi versions are available.

I am not counting these as new books.

So, if you are trying to buy this book and the price seems high, then you are buying the HARDCOVER book!

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Published: 06 September 2023

Last Updated: 06 September 2023

professor toofaanii publishers, East Lansing, MI USA is proud to announce the publication of

Beete Hue Din (Forgotten Memories of Hindi Cinema) Part 2 HINDI Hardback

Interviews with Actors of the Golden Era of Hindi Cinema

Shishir Krishna Sharma

I am not counting this as a new book.

So, if you are trying to buy this book and the price seems high, then you are buying the HARDCOVER book!

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HINDI HARDCOVER

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Published: 12 October 2023

Last Updated: 21 October 2023

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NOTE: Available on Amazon and Pothi.com

professor toofaanii publishers is proud to announce their 66th book:

Poems Written in a Flutter

by Hashmat Rahimtoola

Hashmat Rahimtoola was born in Santa Cruz, Mumbai in 1943 to Indurani, a film star in Bollywood in the 40s. She grew up with a love of nature, playing in the garden of Ishrat Bungalow with her five brothers and sisters and visiting the lakes and hill stations beyond the city. She wrote her first poem at thirteen. She was educated by nuns at St. Teresa’s Convent and went on to study English Literature at St. Xavier’s College. There, she stood first for both her BA Honors in English Literature and her minor in Islamic Culture in Bombay University. For her highest achievements in Islamic Culture she was offered a scholarship for further studies at Al Azhar in Cairo, which she declined. She taught sixth grade for one year at Sacred Heart Boy’s School. She also tutored English Literature at Narsi Monjee College for five years, where she worked with the students enrolled in the Cambridge Education enrollment partner program. Her essay on P.B. Shelley, “Prometheus Unbound,” received the College’s Book Award. In 1977, Hashmat and her husband Rafique moved to the United States where she raised a family, worked as a teacher’s assistant, and continued to write poetry.

The book is in English, 6 by 9 paperback, 69 pages, has Table of Contents. Poems are in English and in Urdu (Roman script).

As usual the first 15 pages may be read here.