of Shraddha in it. Doordarshan, the national broadcaster of India produced a six-part musical on Kamayani. Shakuntala Shukla and Vyomesh Shukla adapted Kamayani into a musical play. It was produced under the banner of Roopvani, Varanasi. Translations Kamayani has been translated into various languages. There exists a number of English translations of the book. Other languages into which it has been translated include Nepali, Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, and Tamil. Some specific cantos of Kamayani have been translated into English and Russian as well. {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" !Language ! Translator ! Title ! Publication Year ! Publisher ! Notes |- |Bengali |Nachiketa Bhardwaj |Kamayani |1996 |Rabindra Bharti Society |- |rowspan="6"|English |BL Sahney |Kamayani |1956 (Serialised), 1971 (Book) |Yugbodh Prakashan |Free verses |- |Jagat Bhardwaj |Cupid-Maid |1974 |Jagat Jagrit Kendra |Rhymed verses |- |Jai Kishan Das Sadani |Kamayani |1975 |Rupa and Co. |Free verses |- |Manohar Bandhopadyay |Kamayani |1978 |Ankur Publishing House |Rhymed verses |- |Harichand Bansal |Kamayani |1987 |Saraswati House Educational Publishers |Rhymed verses |- |Parmananda Sharma |Kamayani | |National Publishing House |Free verses |- |Nepali |Dhundiraj Bhandari |Kamayani | |Sahitya Akademi | |- |Sanskrit |Bhagwan Dutta Shastri 'Rakesh''' |Kamayani |1950s |Jan Vani Printers and Publishers |Preface by Rahul Sankrityayan |- |} See also Shatapatha Brahmana Chhayavad Flood myth References External links (English translation) Kamayani at Kavita Kosh (in Hindi) Further reading Kamayani of Jai Shankar Prasad - As I saw It and Understood It'' by Dr.Girish Bihari 1st Edition 2006, Published by Film Institute, Lucknow (U.P.) - INDIA Hindi poetry Epic poems in Hindi