Hyderabad-based Viswanatha Sahithi Peetham has taken up the responsibility of publishing the 1,000-page work and making it available in all leading book stores. “I have done the coordination job that includes ensuring uniformity in the entire work to the reader,” says Subba Rao. The mighty work had been divided into chapters with translator taking up the task of translating the part given to him/her. The world should appreciate the genius of Telugu people,” says Subba Rao. Veyi Padagalu into English is the need of the hour. At a time the western culture is posing a challenge to our own culture, translating “Viswanatha depicted the impact of ‘change’ in society in a span of two centuries.
Lakshmana Murthy rendered their services as resource persons. Narayana Swamy are the other translators, while K. We feel we are honoured to do the translation,” says Subba Rao.Īruna Vyas, Atreya Sarma Uppuluri, Vaidehi Sasidhar and S. Veyi Padagalu, an extraordinary novel that replicates Telugu culture and pride. “Though some of the short stories and pocket novels penned by the late Viswanatha have been translated into English, so far no one has touched Subba Rao, retired professor in English literature, for completing the mammoth task. It took two and a half years for a group of five translators including the Editor of the English version C.
Thousand Hoods by a group of literary lovers and was released at an event held at Ravindra Bharati, Hyderabad. Recently, the novel is also translated into English as
Subsequently, the novel was translated into Gujarati and Kannada and made into a tele-serial by Doordarshan. Sahasra Phan by the former Prime Minister P.V. Veyi Padagalu was translated into Hindi as Narayana Rau, a novel penned by Adivi Bapiraju. Veyi Padagalu shared the coveted prize along with Viswanatha dictated the novel in an extempore manner to his younger brother Venkateswarlu and the latter prepared the manuscript on 999 broadsheets in 29 days. HYDERABAD: In 1934, when the Andhra Viswakala Parishad (Andhra University) announced a competition for Telugu novels, renowned poet and writer Viswanatha Satyanarayana sent his novel
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