Ghalib spent most of his life in Delhi, where he gained fame for his ghazals, which continue to influence Urdu literature. His works reflect themes of love, sorrow, and the complexities of human ...

Ghalib turns his ghazals, Rahman rightly states, into a theatre of situations, sounds and echoes, as did most other classical poets. This was, as Shamsur Rahman Faruqi reminded us again and again ...

Mirza Ghalib is considered as one of the most popular and influential poets of Urdu language in South Asia. He wrote hundreds of Ghazals during his life time, which have been interpreted and sung in ...

The ghazals of Ghalib, the nazms of Faiz, and the couplets of Jaun Elia continue to resonate because they articulate timeless emotions.” No conversation around human feelings can circumvent the ...