Mohammad Khadeer Babu is a Telugu short story writer, journalist[4] and Telugu movie script writer.[5]
Mohammed Khadeer Babu | |
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Native name | ముహమ్మద్ ఖదీర్ బాబు |
Born | Kavali |
Occupation | Journalist |
Language | Telugu |
Nationality | Indian |
Genre | Children literature, fictional short stories |
Notable works | Dargamitta kathalu Poleramma banda kathalu[1] Puppujaan kathalu New Bombay tailors[2] Beyond Coffee Bollywood classics[3] Man chahe geet Noorella Telugu Katha Kathalu Ilaa Kooda Raastaaru Metro Kathalu |
Spouse | Mohammed Shabeena |
Childhood and early life
editHe hails from Kavali a town in Nellore district (Andhra Pradesh, India). He studied B.Sc. Computer Science in Jawahar Bharati College. Born in a middle class Muslim family to Mohammed Kareem and Sartaj Begum.
Career
editAs short story writer
editHis short stories Dargamitta Kathalu and Polerammabanda Kathalu are known for their nativity and regional dialect. Being a Muslim, his stories reflect the traditions and culture of Muslim community. The stories in these two volumes are the childhood experiences of the writer narrated from the point of view of a child. The real beauty of the stories lies in the way the writer narrates the incidents using the regional dialect without losing his grip on the childhood innocence which gives a realistic picture of the life. This aspect makes the audience look into the details of the life lived by the writer and his family which the child himself is hardly aware of. This spirit in the story makes humour and pathos run hand in hand in the story. New Bombay Tailors, Phuppujaan Kathalu, Beyond Coffee, Metro Kathalu, Zero Blood are his other major works.
As Movie script writer
editAs a movie script writer, Khadeer babu has written dialogues for Onamalu, Brahmotsavam, Manamantha.[6]
References
edit- ^ Rao, P. V. L. N. (3 August 2004). "Of school friendship". The Hindu. Retrieved 5 June 2019.
- ^ New Bombay tailors book release news
- ^ Bollywood classics is a compilation of 50 chosen movies made during the decade 1970-80 by Khadeer Babu
- ^ Hansindia story on book reading quoted Khadeer babu as a journalist
- ^ Article on Mohammed Khadeer Babu's story being part of a story compilation, The Hindu
- ^ "Scripting a new story". Thehindu. 15 July 2012. Retrieved 20 July 2015.