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Shishunala Sharif
Shishunala Sharif (1819-1889) was a saint poet, philosopher and social reformer from the state of Karnataka in India. His compositions of tatvapada(moral poems) are in Kannada language. Sharif is recognized as the first ever Muslim poet in Kannada literature.
Shishunala Sharif was born on 7 March, 1819 in Shishuvinahala, a village in Haveri district, Karnataka. He was the only son and was a late born to his parents. The legend has it that, Shishunala Sharif was with the blessings of Gods.
As a child, Shishunala Sharif was a very charming and intelligent. After completing his studies, he worked as a school teacher for a while, before taking up the spiritual search. He found a great Guru in Shri Kalasada Guru Govinda Bhatta. They both shared a very cordial relationship and often engaged in intriguing spiritual discussions.
Though, a Muslim by birth, Shishunala Sharif believed in Hinduism too, also bringing in the communal harmony. In his birth place Shishuvinahala, even today both Hindus and Muslims can be seen worshipping him at the same temple.
Shishunala Sharif was known to compose poems as per the situation and sing them to spread the messages across. Though, he never penned down his compositions, from the word of mouth quite a few them have been passed on to the next generations.[3].
Further more it is believed that Sri Govinda Bhatta, a Brahmin (priestly class in Hindu religion), did not hesitate to make him a Brahmin. Shishunala Sharif's preachings can be compared to those of Kabir Das's(in northern India). All his works are in colloquial Kannada language that is called Dharwad Kannada.
Film
Santha Shishunala Sharif has been the subject of a feature films produced by India's film industry.
Year Film Title role Director Language Notes
1990 Santha Shishunala Sharif Sridhar
T.S. Nagabharana Kannada
Also featuring Girish Karnad, , Suman Ranganathan


References
1. ^ "When Shishunala came alive". Online webpage of Deccan Herald. Deccan Herald. http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Jul122007/metrothurs2007071112243.asp. Retrieved 2007-07-14.
2. ^ "‘Shishunala Sharif’s works emphasized religious harmony’". Online webpage of The Hindu. The Hindu. http://www.hindu.com/2007/07/04/stories/2007070462010400.htm. Retrieved 2007-07-14.
3. ^ "To listen Shishunala Sharif’s songs". Kannada Audio. http://www.kannadaaudio.com/Songs/Bhaavageethe/home/SantaShishunalaSharifa.php.
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The poet who never wanted the true recognition!

P. V.Joshi Alias Savita Parijat was born at saundalaga Dist Belgaum Karnataka.A very intelligent boy with flair for writing stood first in mumbai elakha the then province of Mumbai state in seventh standard and his photo appeared in the magazine vernacular final.He had out of out marks in Maths. son of apurohit Brahmin family at very small village he aspired for more daydreamy world and took himslef a pen name called SAVITA PARIJAT. savita means sun a word in sanskrit stand for savitru and parijat means cool and pleasing flowers of prajakta a very famous tree popular fro the fragrance and freshness.
He used to write poetry in marathi and send it to various sources for publishing.Poor fellow never had nay practical outlook about world in those days but had a struggling rural spirit and castless attitude towards society which gave me a name in his circles.........contd

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Savita stands for SUN in marathi (origin is Sanskrit) and PARIJAT is a very famous tree with different flowers. This was a pen name of my father which he took while he was studying in nineth standard. Born and brought up ai place called Saundalaga Dist Belgaum.He developed his inclination towards writing and became poet. This features service was started just four years before he died(12th April 2009). He intially was a teacher and then became a journalist and againa he became a teacher and when he retired worked as a spiritual mediatation trainer in Bindu chowk jail Kolahpur.He was a desciple of swami swaroopananad from Pawas Dist Ratnagiri.He was a very good columnist and wrote many great articles in newspapers as well as magazines.