Jhumpa Lahiri interview (2003)

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jhumpa Lahiri gives insight into her creative process writing the novel "The Namesake."
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[@reshmichak]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nilighosh158]

This novel places the reader in the lives of the characters. Deeply moving. Fascinating read! Thank you.

[@DrSSPati]

My favourite writer . Reading her book is like living the character

[@bony0889]

I read The Namesake 15years ago, and that book, along with her entire body of work, has been a constant!

[@krishnathapa177]

Very soft spoken and awesome Author....Read her Namesake.Great imagination.

[@riadas7443]

I was in class 3 when u wrote the book and now i am a 25 years old girl....i am reading the book now and found it so relevant in todays time......wht else i can say👏

[@sayakchoudhury9711]

Gogol is a pretty common Bengali pet name. I had a friend called Gogol. Russian literature is pretty popular amongst upper and middle class Bengali people, especially in the 60s and 70s.

[@user-iq4pl6tf3j]

Gogol is considered like the russian writer, but he was born and grown in Ucraine)

[@shameemakhtar1375]

Jhumpa Lahiri a name I am so fond of since I read her first book, Interpreter of Maladies. She doesn’t know how popular she is in Bangladesh and to those who here are readers. She should have had a ready answer why Gogol was chosen as a name. Russian writers were always popular with the Bengalis. Gogol as a writer stands out. We name our children Gogol, Leo, Pablo for having wide ranging interests in world literature. That is the genesis of such names.

[@tc7547]

How true. We derive ourselves from what we choose to intellectually expose ourselves to. A cousin was named Gorky, inspired by Maxim Gorky.

[@sayakchoudhury9711]

You forgot another common name Pavel!

[@anuradhapandit9824]

But Russian aside, I feel Gogol just sounds very inherently Bengali, idk if that makes sense

[@karinogle3304]

Strange we live in a world where an interview with a Pulitzer prize winning author gets 15K views but crass videos and ideas get millions. Perhaps it has always been this way. Upside down.

[@handsomesttruebeautybodygu7263]

+president camacho outdated, i don't think so. True movie stars are a very small circle and any successful movie belongs only to a franchise

[@handsomesttruebeautybodygu7263]

+president camacho while there are many successful writers. People read them but see them as intellectuals not People they expect autographs from.

[@handsomesttruebeautybodygu7263]

+president camacho even in a thousand years you ll People will never throw or burn books because they're outdated.

[@an_aye6976]

ok nerd

[@tc7547]

Good observation. It's indeed a topsey turvey world. Nothing makes sense any more.

[@ricklahiri]

I am seeing my aunt here...❤️❤️

[@rheaanglesey6913]

Gogol became a popular pet name for boys because of a child detective by that name. Bengali author Samaresh Basu created the character of Gogol, the child detective who was named thus by his parents( might have been grandparents). I remember reading the stories of Gogol's adventures as a child.

[@justbeingneel4999]

yes exactly! I was wondering why everyone was saying that it is a very rare name in Bengal

[@user-tk5bt4gu9n]

One of my favourite Writer, Proud of Jhumpa

[@paulbali9998]

she's a gem.

[@Shannon-qo8dl]

My fav author

[@jayamalviya1203]

Brilliant 💐

[@mukeshranimukeshrani4088]

Jhumpa Lahiri, I appreciate you

[@bigstevesfriends]

Genius

[@rahulkemp8347]

charlie is in love lol

[@SDYande]

She is as mesmerizing as her book…

[@dalanium98]

will you post earlier interviews with jhumpa?

[@casablancatetouan4720]

She can speak Italian, that is why I like her.

[@dcalzini]

Me too

[@Athena_101]

my english teacher is asking me write a review and summary of this interview

[@TheBuntibazela]

❤❤

[@78g476]

Natural bengali beauty.

[@lucias1276]

If she only stopped saying YOU KNOW :))

[@Shannon-qo8dl]

Just makes her more human

[@gissellbatista2536]

what his name ?

[@Peter32tjrksor]

interviewer is charlie rose

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

2019
she looks like Joan Baez.

[@vjy8271]

I too think that. May fav author & the singer who sings Bob Dylan 🎶🎤

[@braggingchicken1]

This was dear Jhumpa before her plastic surgeries. And before she started taking antidepressants and thinking that looking dead-serious makes her look Italian.

[@Videocentric2010]

😂

[@nmo3148]

she never did plastic surgery, pathetic pleb.

[@mnsohseven]

Damn!

[@mrlondon1278]

😂 I never knew she had surgery.

[@cyb-m]

she was hot then! she is hot now.

[@JohnJefford.]

no

[@ianu.4123]

is it just me or does that dude look like he smells bad