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(Occasional translations, in love for Urdu poetry and Hindustani music, by MUHAMMED NOUSHAD) Aye Mohabbat Tere Anjaam Pe Rona Aaya Jaane Kyon Aaj Tere Naam Pe Rona Aaya Yun Toh Har Shaam Ummido Mein Guzar Jaati Hai Aaj Kuch Baat Hai Jo Shaam Pe Rona Aaya Kabhi Taqdeer Ka Matam Kabhi Duniya Ka Gila Manzil-e-Ishq Mein Har Gam Pe Rona
As the film The House That Jack Built progresses, one gradually starts realizing that the serial killer is not necessarily the protagonist, but many of those people we know closely in history and contemporary politics. Even partly ourselves. Film Review by MUHAMMED NOUSHAD. Lars Von Trier’s ghastly account of a serial killer, The House That Jack Built is arguably the
Biju Ibrahim’s photo project reflects the unique spirit of Kochi’s Mattanchery through the family portraits of 38 distinct communities. Photographs by BIJU IBRAHIM and written by MUHAMMED NOUSHAD. Places have souls and Mattancherry in the city of Kochi has a mystic one. Biju Ibrahim discovered this while documenting the lives of Kochi’s 38 communities through black and white pictures. Distinct
When I lose reasons to live I would come back to you; to resort in your warming womb of mercy, for your heart is my home. When I lose reasons to live I would limp, crawl and traverse to the words you spoke to me, wrote to me, to the paths you walked alongside me, to the truths you
(Occasional translations, in love for Urdu poetry and Hindustani music, by MUHAMMED NOUSHAD) Akhar Shirani was a renowned Pakistani poet who died in 1948. His intense love poem “Ae Ishq humain barbad na kar” being soulfully rendered by Nayyara Noor heals hearts that suffer. The full version of Akhtar Shirani’s poem is available here: https://www.rekhta.org/nazms/ai-ishq-hamen-barbaad-na-kar-akhtar-shirani-nazms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhq9pa4pwKQ Ae Ishq Humain Barbad Na