Pawan, Not a Part of Renu Desai’s Poems!

Renu Desai has penned a collection of poems in a book titled ‘A Love, Unconditional’ and these poems are also translated into Telugu by renowned lyricist Ananth Sriram. She must be one of the happiest women who had seen their work get published. The poetry book has been receiving a good response from her followers on social media.

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Those who read the poetry can clearly see that she didn’t mention Pawan’s name and there is no Pawan Kalyan‘s influence on her in the poems. She had travelled with him for 12 years and one expects he must have influenced her in one way or the other in her poems. Looks like, Renu Desai wanted to focus on her emotions, experiences and her take on society rather talking about people in her poems.

Coming to her poems, she has that thing for writing poetry and one must agree that she must have developed this craft with years of reading and attempt to write whenever she was emotionally charged. The deep emotions she portrayed through her poems tell us how sensible and sensitive she is in real life. When one looks at the Telugu translation by Ananth Sriram, renowned Telugu poet Balgangadhar Tilak’s influence can be clearly felt.