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Published by Noorpriya Chawla
Dastaan-e-Noor is special curation of loved Hindi/Urdu Shayari/ghazals/poems including the works of Mirza Ghalib, Amrita Pritam, Ahmad Faraz, Kaifi Azmi etc. Noorpriya recites these renowned works seeking inspiration for her journey to become a published writer and poet one day. Her original works can be found on Instagram @thatzanygirl and YouTube @thatzanygirl by Noorpriya. In case of feedback, you may kindly mail her at oizany13@gmail.com The music used in the podcast belongs to their respective owners and is intended for fair use only.
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Listen to Tasleem Fasli’s beautiful wordplay in the poem Rafta Rafta
Amongst Sahir Ludhianvi’s favourite ghazal, listen to this heart wrenching piece and introspect about your story
Kabhi Kabhi is a famous poem by Sahir Ludhianvi recited by Amitabh Bachchan in the eponymous movie music credits: Lauren Charlotte (intended for fair use only)
Listen to Kaifi Azmi’s poem on heartbreak music credits: Alex Heffe, Anushka Shankar (intended for fair use only)
Listen to Amrita Pritam’s famous love poem dedicated to her beloved, Imroz Music: AR Rahman
This Ghazal by Faiz Ahmad Faiz marks his shift from conventional themes in Urdu poetry to poetry with social purpose. Source: Rekhta Music credits: October theme music by Shantanu Moitra I do not claim to own the music, it belongs to their respective owners and is intended for entertainment purpose only
Listen to Baba Bulleh Shah’s poem which is relevant in today’s time. Music credits: Rashid Ali, Pritam
Listen to Parveen Shakir’s heartwarming piece. Music: Joi Barua
This famous ghazal by Sahir Ludhianvi was also featured in the movie Gumrah (1963). Music credits: Pankaj Awasthi
Amrita Pritam’s famous quote on her relationship with her partner. Music credits: Kalyan Baruah, Papon
Listen to Ahmad Faraz’s ghazal, Thodi Duur Saath Chalo
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