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Bhaskar Kavish Kukreti (novelist)
Bhaskar Kavish Kukreti 
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| Born | 2 April 1997, Dineshpur, Uttarakhand, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupation | Poet, Novelist, Journalist |
| Years Active | 2013–present |
| Education | MA in Hindi literature |
| Notable Work | Pencil Chor |
| Themes | Social justice, Women empowerment, Farmers’ struggles, Emotional realism |
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| Relatives | Naresh Kukreti (father), Late Indu Devi (mother), Mamta Kukreti, Karishma Singh (sisters) |
Bhaskar Kavish Kukreti (born 2 April 1997) is an Indian Hindi poet, novelist, and former journalist, best known for his emotionally powerful and socially conscious poetry. Through simple and poignant words, his work highlights themes of struggle, identity, inequality, and empowerment. He gained popularity for crafting deep social messages using just a few lines, often quoted like modern-day proverbs on social media.
Early Life and Education
Bhaskar was born in Dineshpur, Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand. His father, Naresh Kukreti, and mother, Late Indu Devi, supported his academic interests from a young age. He is the youngest of three siblings, with two sisters — Mamta Kukreti and Karishma Singh.
From early childhood, he developed a passion for Hindi literature and poetry. By age 16, he had started writing poems that resonated widely. He earned a postgraduate Master’s degree in Hindi literature.
Literary Career
Kukreti's poetry is recognized for addressing real-life issues rather than romantic or fantasy themes. He writes with emotional honesty and clarity, making his work accessible and impactful.
Some of his most quoted lines include:
> "Darzi ab salwaron mein jeb lagane lage hain,
Ladkiyon ko yahan tak aane mein zamaane lage hain."
This couplet became symbolic of the changing role of women in society.
Another quote that reflects fate and inequality:
> "Roti par nahin chapti haath ki lakeerein warna,
Kha chuke hote hum aurat ka bhaagya."
On farmers:
> "Bhukha kisaan agle janm gehun ki baali bankar ugta hai."
Journalism and Social Work
Bhaskar briefly worked as a journalist with Shah Times. He is also associated with an NGO, supporting literacy and social change.
Recognition and Public Appearances
- Hindwi Poetry Award (2022): First prize for impactful social poetry.
- Felicitated at Jharkhand Poetry Meet
- Praised by Soumik Sen, film director
- Lines quoted by IAS officers, actors, and influencers
Style and Themes
His style is similar to dohas — short, impactful, and filled with social meaning.
Recurring themes:
He once said:
> “Poetry comes from within; you can't write it anytime you want.”
Books
- Pencil Chor – A novel exploring social injustices through a child’s perspective. It marked his debut in long-form fiction.
In Media
His quotes are widely circulated on Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and YouTube. Multiple digital platforms and literary magazines have published his works and interviews.
Legacy
Bhaskar Kavish Kukreti is regarded as a voice of modern Hindi literature. His simple yet powerful verses make him a representative of today’s emotionally aware and socially conscious youth.
See Also
- Hindi literature
- List of Indian poets
- Social justice in literature
- Modern Hindi poetry
- Indian writers by language