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* Reference of the book Matadana mentioned in " Politics and the novel in India, Volumes 6-9 By Yogendra K. Malik, Carl Lieberman" p. 138 line 4 [[http://books.google.com/books?id=IzAVAAAAIAAJ&source=gbs_navlinks_s]] |
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| Author | S L Bhyrappa |
|---|---|
| Language | Kannada |
| Genre | Fiction |
| Publisher | Sahitya Bhandara,Balepet,Bangalore. |
| Publication place | India |
| Media type | Print (Hardcover & Paperback) |
| Preceded by | Doora saridaru |
| Followed by | Vamshavruksha |
Matadana is a novel written by the famous kannada writer,philosopher, thinker S L Bhyrappa. An award winning kannada movie Matadana based on this novel, which was directed by T N Seetharam secured 'Best Regional Film' award at 47th Indian National Film Awards. Matadana reveals the caste based politics and other dynamics that grip the democratic Institution of ballot box in India.
Synopsis as mentioned on the cover page of the book
A young man, Shivappa, after completing M.B.B.S wants to serve people of his village. He is attracted by the democratic election mechanism believing that he can serve people better. As the Doctor becomes busy with political campaign a person dies because of lack of treatment. Doctor loses in the election and also the incumbent minister loses against a regional leader N S Sadaravalli's son Prakasha Kumara. A small contractor who had helped the minister by providing financial support commits suicide following the loss in election.
Plot
The novel starts in a village Rangapura near Tumkur in Karnataka. Its about Doctor Shivappa, medical graduate from Mysore Medical College, who is keen to help society and his village people. Shivappa gains immense popularity among the people across the villages. The story revolves around the politically influential people who uses Shivappa in the upcoming election for their benefit.
Characters
- Dr.Shivappa
- RangaLakshmi (Shivappa's Love interest)
- Ramalingappa Gowdru
- N S Saadaravalli
- Minister Naagaravalli/ Appaji
- Prakasha Kumara Saadaravalli
- Putta Tammaiah
- Kallamma (Shivappa's Mother)
- Puttakka (Shivappa's elder sister)
- Sannaiah (Shivappa's brother-in-law)
More information
Since its first printing in 1965, the book has had many reprints: Template:Multicol
- First printing: 1965
- Second printing: 1969
- Third printing: 1975
- Fourth printing: 1982
- Fifth printing: 1987
- Sixth printing: 1987
- Seventh printing: 1998
- Eighth printing: 2002
- Ninth printing: 2007
- Tenth printing: 2010
See Also
References
- Book available in USA at Sahitya Bhandara of North America [1]
- Authors official website : [2] -> Matadana
- Author's webpage: slbhyrappa.com
- Book: Matadana by S L Bhyrappa, Publisher: Sahitya Bhandara, Balepete, Bangalore.
- http://kannada.oneindia.in/movies/controversy/2001/06/matadan1.html#top
- http://www.kamat.com/kalranga/kar/writers/s_l_bhyrappa.htm
- A brief note on Matadana available at: [3]
- Reference of the book Matadana mentioned in " Politics and the novel in India, Volumes 6-9 By Yogendra K. Malik, Carl Lieberman" p. 138 line 4 [[4]]
