4131 - Subramania Bharati
Author: Amar Chitra Katha
Description A graphic biography celebrating Subramania Bharati, the famed Tamil poet, writer, and patriot. Often called the “Tamil Voice of Freedom,” Bharati used his poetic prowess to inspire Indians against British colonial rule. His work championed social reform—challenging caste norms, promoting women's empowerment, and celebrating cultural unity. The narrative traces his nationalistic journey and literary legacy Keywords Subramania Bharati Patriot poet Tamil renaissance Freedom fighter Social reform Anti-colonialism Women's rights Caste equality Cultural unity Amar Chitra Katha biography Ideal for Young readers (school-age and teens) learning about India's freedom struggle Students and enthusiasts of Indian literature and social reform Readers seeking inspiring real-life stories in graphic form Age Group Recommended for ages 8–12, though suitable for teens and adults interested in history and literature . Theme Patriotism & Independence – Bharati’s fiery call for freedom Social Justice – equality for women and lower castes Literary Revolution – using poetry as a vehicle of change Cultural Unity – embracing all languages, religions, and traditions Tone Inspirational – celebrating freedom through passion and words Reverent & Respectful – honoring Bharati’s moral conviction Dramatic – bringing to life speeches, poems, and protests Educational – tailored to young readers with clear storytelling Emotive – evokes pride, empathy, and hope Book Type Single-issue illustrated comic biography Written by Anant Pai (Uncle Pai) with engaging panel art and narrative Length Approximately 32 pages, though some sources note 36 pages in certain editions