In a remarkable literary feat, Prof. Jyoti Dhondiram Pandit (Dhutmal), a distinguished poetess from Parbhani, Maharashtra, has been honoured with the title “Maha Kaviyatri” for composing the longest Marathi motivational poem, “Aani Maza Buddha Bolala”.
The epic poem, written in Marathi, spans 2080 lines and includes over 10,000 words, making it a historic contribution to Marathi literature. Through her verses, Prof. Pandit intricately weaves the life, philosophy, and enduring message of Lord Buddha, capturing the spiritual, historical, and motivational essence of Buddhism in a contemporary voice.
Published by Sabdaan Prakashan, Nanded, on February 1, 2017, the poem is being hailed as a milestone in Marathi literary history and a significant motivational work that resonates with readers across generations.
Prof. Pandit, born on March 27, 1970, has long been celebrated for her literary prowess and her commitment to social themes. Her latest work not only showcases her poetic depth but also reinforces her role as a cultural ambassador for spreading messages of peace, wisdom, and transformation through literature.
Literary critics and readers alike have lauded the poem for its lyrical quality, philosophical insight, and its powerful portrayal of the journey of enlightenment.
