Feb 15 • 15:28 UTC 🇮🇳 India Aaj Tak (Hindi)

'Come to Fly, The World Feels So Small...', Lucknow's 'Mushaira' Thrived with Renowned Poets

A poetry gathering called 'Mushaira-e-Lucknow' featured prominent Indian poets in a celebrated event, which attracted a large audience in the city of Lucknow.

Aaj Tak reported on the vibrant poetry event 'Mushaira-e-Lucknow' held in Lucknow, where notable poets like Wasim Barelvi, Shakeel Azmi, and Nawaz Deobandi showcased their works. This gathering drew a large audience that appreciated the performances with great enthusiasm. The event commenced with a performance by Tabrez Rana, son of renowned poet Munawwar Rana, who recited heartfelt verses that touched on themes of pain and identity.

Following Tabrez's touching performance, the stage was graced by Ana Dehlavi who recited a ghazal in a melodious manner, sharing personal reflections of love and loss. Her work captivated the audience, adding a lyrical quality to the event. The final poet, Shahid Anjum, also contributed a soulful piece that resonated with the listeners, showcasing the enduring themes and emotional depth characteristic of Urdu poetry.

The Mushaira not only highlighted the rich tradition of Urdu poetry but also reinforced Lucknow's reputation as a central hub for literary expression in India. Such gatherings are crucial for promoting cultural discourse and bringing people together through the power of poetry, demonstrating that even in contemporary times, the art form remains influential in society.

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