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Tassawur · #1 Friday, November 04, 2011

Nusrat Bhutto and J .M Synge's "Riders to The Sea".

Begum Nusrat Bhutto passed away on October 23. Her "natural" death has broken the spell that had overshadowed the Bhuttos for decades — one Bhutto after another had been assassinated one way or the other.

Her sad, but natural, demise reminds me of J M Synge's ever cherished play, Riders to the Sea. In the Irish playwright's masterpiece , all members of an Islander family drown at sea one after another, deprived of a land burial. When the last son of Mauria, the protagonist, also dies young at the sea, luckily his body is retrieved. The mother at this tragic loss with tearful eyes and trembling voice rejoices that her son is going to have a land burial at least.

Mrs Bhutto's sad departure reminds me of the tragedy by J M Synge. Like Synge's protagonist, the Bhuttos' story is also ridden with tragedies. Their sufferings are even greater than that of Synge's protagonist. The charismatic Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's relentless services to the nation were rewarded with his judicial murder. Then Shahnawaz Bhutto was poisoned to death and later Murtaza was shot dead in Karachi. His own sister was a sitting prime minister at the time of Murtaza's murder. Finally, Benazir Bhutto, too, was mercilessly killed in December 2007 while addressing an election rally in Rawalpindi.

Begum Bhutto suffered all these miseries and at last her torment came to an end . The spell is broken. As Mauria's last son after his tragic demise got at least a land burial , the fifth Bhutto at least came across a natural death.
May she rest in peace.

Tassawur Bosal
Mandi Bahauddin

Begum Bhutto... By Tassawur - PakTribune

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2011\11\01\story_

A4ambitious · #2 Friday, November 04, 2011

congragulation bro
awesome effort,,
a quite safe use of every skill of writing...

Taimoor Gondal · #3 Friday, November 04, 2011

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Originally Posted by Tassawur

Nusrat Bhutto and J .M Synge's "Riders to The Sea".

Begum Nusrat Bhutto passed away on October 23. Her "natural" death has broken the spell that had overshadowed the Bhuttos for decades — one Bhutto after another had been assassinated one way or the other.

Her sad, but natural, demise reminds me of J M Synge's ever cherished play, Riders to the Sea. In the Irish playwright's masterpiece , all members of an Islander family drown at sea one after another, deprived of a land burial. When the last son of Mauria, the protagonist, also dies young at the sea, luckily his body is retrieved. The mother at this tragic loss with tearful eyes and trembling voice rejoices that her son is going to have a land burial at least.

Mrs Bhutto's sad departure reminds me of the tragedy by J M Synge. Like Synge's protagonist, the Bhuttos' story is also ridden with tragedies. Their sufferings are even greater than that of Synge's protagonist. The charismatic Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's relentless services to the nation were rewarded with his judicial murder. Then Shahnawaz Bhutto was poisoned to death and later Murtaza was shot dead in Karachi. His own sister was a sitting prime minister at the time of Murtaza's murder. Finally, Benazir Bhutto, too, was mercilessly killed in December 2007 while addressing an election rally in Rawalpindi.

Begum Bhutto suffered all these miseries and at last her torment came to an end . The spell is broken. As Mauria's last son after his tragic demise got at least a land burial , the fifth Bhutto at least came across a natural death.
May she rest in peace.

Tassawur Bosal
Mandi Bahauddin

Begum Bhutto... By Tassawur - PakTribune

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2011\11\01\story_

A good piece of writing. keep writing and INSHA ALLAH one day your name will be in the list of top writer. I am much happy to see writings of a person who belongs to my city.
Wishing you best of luck

Tassawur · #4 Friday, November 04, 2011

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Originally Posted by A4ambitious

congragulation bro
awesome effort,,
a quite safe use of every skill of writing...

Brother ! I am honored to have your precious words of encouragement.

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Originally Posted by Taimoor Gondal

A good piece of writing. keep writing and INSHA ALLAH one day your name will be in the list of top writer. I am much happy to see writings of a person who belongs to my city.
Wishing you best of luck

Brother ! It is great honor for me having words of encouragement from a person of my City.
Thanks a lot Brother.

A4ambitious · #5 Friday, November 04, 2011

you most wel come bro
i also so much happy becoz a person who belongs to my division having an awesome capablity which is a source of inspiration to me for work hard wityh devotion.
stay blessed and INSHA ALLAH UR EFFORT WILL B A FRUITFULL EFFORT.

samra kanwal · #6 Saturday, November 05, 2011

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Originally Posted by Tassawur

Nusrat Bhutto and J .M Synge's "Riders to The Sea".

Begum Nusrat Bhutto passed away on October 23. Her "natural" death has broken the spell that had overshadowed the Bhuttos for decades — one Bhutto after another had been assassinated one way or the other.

Her sad, but natural, demise reminds me of J M Synge's ever cherished play, Riders to the Sea. In the Irish playwright's masterpiece , all members of an Islander family drown at sea one after another, deprived of a land burial. When the last son of Mauria, the protagonist, also dies young at the sea, luckily his body is retrieved. The mother at this tragic loss with tearful eyes and trembling voice rejoices that her son is going to have a land burial at least.

Mrs Bhutto's sad departure reminds me of the tragedy by J M Synge. Like Synge's protagonist, the Bhuttos' story is also ridden with tragedies. Their sufferings are even greater than that of Synge's protagonist. The charismatic Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's relentless services to the nation were rewarded with his judicial murder. Then Shahnawaz Bhutto was poisoned to death and later Murtaza was shot dead in Karachi. His own sister was a sitting prime minister at the time of Murtaza's murder. Finally, Benazir Bhutto, too, was mercilessly killed in December 2007 while addressing an election rally in Rawalpindi.

Begum Bhutto suffered all these miseries and at last her torment came to an end . The spell is broken. As Mauria's last son after his tragic demise got at least a land burial , the fifth Bhutto at least came across a natural death.
May she rest in peace.

Tassawur Bosal
Mandi Bahauddin

Begum Bhutto... By Tassawur - PakTribune

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2011\11\01\story_

@Tassawur..a nice literary style of writing...cross reference has elavated your piece of writing!!!keep it up

Tassawur · #7 Saturday, November 05, 2011

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Originally Posted by samra kanwal

@Tassawur..a nice literary style of writing...cross reference has elavated your piece of writing!!!keep it up

Dear Sister ! Your precious words of appreciation are a great honor for me.
I am honored to have these words from a fellow member.

Farrah Zafar · #8 Saturday, November 05, 2011

Excellent Tassawur ! Keep it up

azeegum · #9 Saturday, November 05, 2011

You deserve a good acclaim for such effort... Keep it up!

Tooba Malik · #10 Sunday, November 06, 2011

well done bhyya .

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