There are four prominent versions of "Janamsakhi". But this volume contains fifty odd incidents about Guru Nanak's life in its own inimitable style. Its choice of vocabulary is meticulous, sentence construction compact, descriptive style dramatic and bit sensational and diction colloquial. The flow of language is spontaneous like the falling of mild rain and stance is as delicious as the sweetness of honey. The prose is almost poetic. Its language is hybrid of Lehndi Boli, standard Punjabi, Khari Boli and elements of Rajasthani, Gujrati and Marathi dialects. Some linguistic experts have termed it as "Hindvi", while some others regard it as Sadh Basha or "Sadhukri". It makes a delightful reading[edit]
