Character of Nuleeni

1. Dungrani Nirali
M.A sem:-1
Enrollment no:-2069108420180012
Roll no:-30
Paper no:-1
S.B.gardi Department of English
Bhavnagar University

2. Henry Derozio:-
 Henry Louis Vivian Derozio
was an Indian poet and
assistant headmaster of
Hindu College, Kolkata.
 a radical thinker and one of
the first Indian educators to
disseminate Western
learning and science among
the young men of Bengal.

3. Fakker of Jungheera
 The Fakeer of Jungheera is a long poem by Henry Louis
Vivian Derozio.
 The Fakeer of Jungheera” is the masterpiece creation of
Henry Derozio.
 The central theme of ‘The Fakeer of Jungheera’ is the
ignoble and in human practice of ‘sati’ in the contemporary
orthodox Indian society.
 In The Fakeer of Jungheera ‘Derozio mixed the tantric,
Hindu, mythological, Islamic and Christian tradition.

4. The Fakeer of
Jungheera
Nuleeni Fakeer
A beautiful
brahmin woman
A muslim
robben
Victim of sati
pratha
Saved
Nuleeni’s life
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5. Character of Nuleeni
 She is an upper cast bengali woman.
 Nuleeni was protagonist and she is fear to
become dying of them.
 Derozio was imagines to this pure and innocent
woman “Nuleeni” became “Sati”.
 She loved Fakeer.
 Nuleeni was the widow and her husband was
dying.

6.  “nuleeni” compared with newly married
Bride.
 “Her arms is raised,so round,sofair,so
delicate.it look as twere,
Made of soft moonbeams;on her cheek,the
blushes burn,and breath,the speak;The
smail comes from her ruby lips like the sun
rushing from eclipse…”
Continue…

7. Nuleeni’s beauty
 The smail comes from her rube lips like the sun
rushing from eclips.
 Behold a young cashmerian girl with cheek of rose
and neck of poem.
 Sure social love dwells not beneath the skies,or it is
like the bird of paradise.

8. Conclusion
 Finally we may conclude that through
the use of images,and rhymes ,Deozio
has written this poem.
 Nuleeni is protagonist character in this
poem.
 She loved Fakeer thus her love was
very pure and amazing for him.
 But society not accepted her love.

9. Continue…
 Society torchered Nuleeni much more
and forced her to be a part of SATI
PRATHA.
 In the last of the poem Nuleeni died for
Fakeer in stead of her husband.

10. Thank you