مرزا اطہر بیگ کے ناولوں کا مزاحمتی بیانیہ

The Resistance Narrative of Mirza Athar Baig's Novels

Abstract

Among the important novelists of the 21st century, Mirza Athar Baig is also a reliable name, who is basically a teacher of philosophy. who has created four novels so far. He has experimented with themes, techniques and styles in his novels. This paper attempts to highlight the various aspects of resistance in his first three novels, Ghulam Bagh, Sifar sa Ek Tak, and Hasan ki Sorat e Haal, Khali.... Jagha.... Pur.... Karu. There is a cemetery on the way to the city office. If you look at the books on the graves, there is also a book of Hasan Zaheer among those books. In this curiosity, he goes straight to the grave on a stormy night, on which he is surprised to see the date of birth and death on the same day, and he dies on the same grave. The novel ends with the death of the main character. In the novel, the author has quantified the effects of World War II on the whole world before the establishment of Pakistan. In this context, the aspect of Japanese resistance that the novelist has introduced is very surprising. Just an atom in the battlefield. Seeing the destruction of the cities after the dropping of the bomb, Japan laid down its arms but kept the stigma of humiliation with its heart. Thus he turned the battlefield.