Jogi Ka Nagar Mein Thikaana Kya…
This man of simple words and emotional exuberance, wandering soul and kind heart, individual style and common appeal, could easily be called the modern day sufi in a suit
By Aman Ali
June 13, 2018
Tag : Urdu Poetry
Shahr Naamah Banaam Kolkata
I stand partitioned, bombed, starved. I am revolutionary, but stagnated too. I refuse to grow, yet I do. I choke; I breathe; I live on.
By Anisur Rahman
June 7, 2018
Hum ko junoon kya sikhlatey ho
Majrooh Sultanpuri was one such poet who drew upon both and blended them together with distinction. He was a classicist in style and a romanticist in disposition. In addition, he was a humanist — a humanist at core.
By Faisal Fehmi
May 24, 2018
Ishqnaama: The love-life of Quli Qutub Shah
Quli Qutub Shah loved his flora and fauna, his people, and himself; he adored his romantic icons and eulogised them in his poetry.
By Anisur Rahman
May 17, 2018
Manto Manto Manto: Then why shouldn’t this man stay on
Shankara consumed poison to save humanity as Manto did to salvage life from its ugliness and literature from its sweet sermons. Manto was indeed the Neelkanth of Urdu fiction.
By Anisur Rahman
May 11, 2018
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