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Partap Sharma 12 December — 30 November was an Indian playwright, novelist, author of books for children, commentator, actor and documentary film-maker. Baijnath Sharma and Dayawati Pandit. Sharma's father was a civil engineer who served as Technical Advisor to governments in Ceylon now Sri Lanka , Tanganyika and Libya and later retired to their ancestral property in Punjab as a farmer.

This colourful Punjabi village forms much of the backdrop of Sharma's novel, Days of the Turban. Sharma received a triple promotion and completed school at 14 before going to study at St. Xavier's College, Bombay ; all other universities in India required a minimum age of Sharma's association with the Indian National Theatre , Mumbai , began in with the production by it of his first full-length play "Bars Invisible" and continued until the production of the banned "A Touch of Brightness.

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Sharma has voiced many national and international award-winning documentaries and short films. The Surangini Tales is a children's book, about Surangini, daughter of the village zamindar. She is the most beautiful maiden anyone has ever seen. Kalu, the poor weaver, loves her, but only the wealthiest of eligible young men can ask for her hand in marriage.

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Unless, Kalu with his deft hands, quick wit and unselfish love can produce something like a miracle, unexpected and amazing, on the day she is to choose her bridegroom! Sharma dedicates the book to animal lovers the world over, and particularly in India where some of the world's earliest animal stories were written, opening with,.

There are even festivals for the less loved creatures, like snakes. Birds, of course, are often fed little morsels even by those who can hardly afford a daily meal for themselves.