HASIL-E-JANOON_PART_2

Urdu is the most beautiful language to listen to even if you can't understand it fully. Urdu Literature has unlimited treasure of poetry and prose. Beautiful forms of poetry has been written by many gifted and talented poets. Some of that poetry has become part of the every day culture due to music, movies, books and recital gatherings. Anjam Yusfi's book, Hasil-e-Janoon is one of the books that I found in my elder brother Dildar Pervaiz Bhatti's collection, after his death. I never got to discuss contents of all these books with my brother. I will be sharing some poetry and excerpts from both of our collections in future podcasts. Email address: [email protected]

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