Khalwatein

In this episode Zaheen Lakhnavi is reciting a Beautiful ghazal by Naasir Kaazmi. This Ghazal has been sung by Legend Ghulam Ali Sahab. Naasir Kaazmi one of the most celebrated urdu poets in Pakistan was born Syed Nasir Raza Kazmi in Ambala, Punjab. As he moved from place to place, he received his education in different places like Ambala, Peshawar, Simla and Lahore. In his professional life, he worked as a staff editor with Radio Pakistan, a journalist with Auraq-e Nau and as the editor-in-chief of Humayoon.

Kazmi began writing ghazals in a typical romantic mode. However, he soon matured into a poet who could contest stereotypical romanticism by developing a complex dialogue with the self and the natural elements, and by speaking in a language that was both personal and impersonal. Poetry, for him, became a way of transforming the perishable into imperishable, and the imperishable into immortal, by turns. Nature, fine arts and finer human emotions emerged as language personified in his shers, as he moved from one condition of being to another.

On birthday of Nasir Kazmi listen to his beautiful ghazal recited by Rashi Pandey

Ghazal by Rajesh Reddy one of the most prominent Shayar of our time, Recited By Atul Dubey

In this episode Atul Dubey recites a beautiful ghazal by Govind Gulshan.

In this episode Rashi Pandey Recites a Beautiful Ghazal By Kaifi Aazmi.

A beautiful and heart touching ghazal by Raza Amrohi recited by Atul Dubey in his soulful voice.

Remembering Faiz Ahmad Faiz on his death Anniversary.

Listen to this beautiful Nazm by Sahir saahab and share the episode with your friends and colleagues who are interested in Poetry.

The most striking feature of Fazli’s poetry lies in his ability to exploit the spoken-ness of the spoken word. He drew upon people’s language and blended it with the literary traditions of the Sufi-bhakti poets. Rural and urban ladscapes, small hopes and big fears, as well as the loss and retrieval of values, engaged him endlessly. His poetry speaks at a one-to-one level and develops an intimate rapport with the reader, who seems to be close by and listening to the poet intently. Fazli’s poetry is dialogic and dramatic in his style of speaking and keeps away from complicated phrasing for his philosophical outpourings.

Faraz is generally classed as a poet of romance, love and finer human passions, who expressed himself in soft, lyrical and dialogic modes. However, his poetry of protest is no less significant. His poetry has been widely translated and put to music