A ghazal by Mirza Ghalib posted by Ranu
The following is my favorite ghazal by Ghalib, it has subtitle.
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Oh excellent choice Ranu! So so beautiful! And the combination of Naseeruddin Shah with Jagjit Singh…just wow. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you Sonya, I studied Ghalib when I just started 1st year in college.
This ghazal is my favorite.
Dear Ranu,
This is beautiful. Thank you for it!
All good wishes,
robert
I’m happy to know you like it,thank you Robert.
Yes, I also like this ghazal very much as well as the rendition. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Poetry,ghazals songs were my world, when I started studying Ghalib at age fifteen,I used to think he was the best Urdu poet.
He is indeed the best Urdu poet. Even Iqbal regarded him as a spiritual mentor.
Apparently, it was Ghalib who also led Iqbal to Rumi because Ghalib also claimed to be a disciple of Rumi and described himself as a mere vehicle through whom the voice of Rumi was coming down to us.
I was introduced to Mirza Ghalib, at an early age, I thought he was the best.