He was in the army for two and a half years and rose from an ordinary soldier to a havildar (battalion quartermaster). Kazi Nazrul Islam The beginnings of his literary activateĭuring the First World War, in 1917, Nazrul joined the Bengal Regiment of the British Indian Army. Thus the young Nazrul, aptly nicknamed ‘Dukhu Mia’, experienced the harsh realities of life in the very early days of his life. He soon became the main poet of the group and made his place thereby composing a number of folk plays.īetween 19, Nazrul was able to return to school and studied until class X, However, he could not pursue his education further because he did not like the rules and regulations and he had financial difficulties.ĭuring this time, he worked as a cook at the house of a railway guard and later at a tea stall at Asansol. Leto was a mobile musical troupe that roamed around singing and action in the countryside. Later he worked as a teacher of a village Maktab, a custodian of the shrine of a saint, and as a muezzin in a village mosque before he joined a Leto Group. Therefore, he had not even completed his primary education before he had to go through a lot of struggles for existence. India Nazrul’s family was poor and his father died when he was only nine. Nazrul was born on at Churulia village in the Burdwan district of West Bengal. Political involvement of Kazi Nazrul Islam.The beginnings of his literary activate.
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