Mukhram sharma biography for kids

Pandit Mukhram Sharma, born on 29 May 1909 in the village of Poothi, in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, was a teacher by profession and began producing literature before venturing into the field of filmmaking. While working as a teacher, he continued to write poems and short stories, which he published under the pen name 'Ashant.' Mukhram's writing had a profound impact on one of his acquaintances, who suggested that he look for work in Mumbai. Unfortunately, unable find work in Mumbai, he went to Pune and joined the Prabhat Film Company. Initially, he worked as a speech coach, correcting Marathi actors' Hindi pronunciation.

He was quickly offered a job writing for films, and in 'Sant Dnyaneshwar,' he set the words to Keshav Vaman Bhole's songs (1940). Within a few years, he penned the dialogues and lyrics for the film 'Das Baje / Ten O'Clock' (1942) under the same label, which was a huge success. Against the grain, Mukhram Sharma opted to focus on social issues rather than the mythological and historical topics that were popular at the time. ‘Stree Janma Hee Tuzi Kahani’, his Marathi-language film, was similarly well-received. 'Aurat Teri Yehi Kahani' (1954), starring Bharat Bhooshan and Sulochana, was a Hindi remake of t

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