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The life and works of Edasseri Govindan Nair have assumed greater socio-literary significance after his death. Readers of Malayalam poetry now go back to him with renewed interest; critics recognize him as one of the most important poets of Malayalam. On the one hand, his works attempt to truthfully reflect the untold effects of socio-economic changes which metamorphosed the life of Kerala in the second and third quarters of this century; on the other, they also try to critically redefine - with an inimitable mix of anxiety, irony, humour and objectivity - its changed priorities and concerns. Steeped at once in the local mythological tradition as well as the pressures of modernisation, his poems also represent the ambivalent reaction of a Third World poet of his time. Spread as they are almost equally in the pre and post Independence eras his writings offer eternally valid commentaries on the Gandhian politics with notes of approval, admiration and dissent, evaluate the beginnings of socialist awareness in Kerala and analyse the pitfalls in the short term political strategies and long term economic policies of the Nehruvian era.
Translation of Bhagavathgeetha by Vaikom Unni. ഭഗവദ്ഗീതയുടെ ഒരു സ്വതന്ത്ര പരിഭാഷ – വൈക്കം ഉണ്ണി
Malayalageetha-Chapter 01-Part 01-Vaikom unni, Malayalageetha Chpter 01 Part 02-Vaikom unni, Malayalageetha-Chapter 02-Part 01-Vaikom unni, Malayalageetha-Chapter 02- Part 02-Vaikom unni, Malayalageetha Chapter 02-Part 03-Vaikom unni. Malayalageetha-Chapter 03-Part 01-Vaikom unni Malayalageetha-Chapter 03- Part 02-Vaikom unni. Malayalageetha-Chapter 04-Part 01. Vaikom Unni.
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