The first verse is an invocation in which the poet pays homage to the Almighty.
Each episode begins with the recitation of the original verse in Punjabi, s followed by an English translation, or more accurately a metrical parallel, intended for a non Punjabi speaking audience.

The first verse is an invocation in which the poet pays homage to the Almighty. Each episode begins with the recitation of the original verse in Punjabi, s followed by an English translation, or more accurately a metrical parallel, intended for a non Punjabi speaking audience.

The first verse is an invocation in which the poet pays homage to the Almighty.
Each episode begins with the recitation of the original verse in Punjabi, s followed by an English translation, or more accurately a metrical parallel, intended for a non Punjabi speaking audience.&nbsp;

Verse 1 - Hamd (invocation)

Waris Shah’s Heer, a Sufi masterpiece, which tells the tragic tale of  Heer and Ranjha; each verse is presented with an English translation, making this epic accessible to a new generation.

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Waris Shah’s Heer, a Sufi masterpiece, which tells the tragic tale of Heer and Ranjha; each verse is presented with an English translation, making this epic accessible to a new generation.

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Verse 1 - Hamd (invocation)

Verse 1 - Hamd (invocation)