Company of a Few Good Poets: Antidote if You Are Feeling ‘Tanha’ 

In this episode, we explore the word ‘Tanha’ and understand the theme of loneliness in Urdu Poetry. Tune in.
Fabeha Syed
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In this episode, we explore the word ‘Tanha’ and understand the theme of loneliness in Urdu Poetry. 
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In this episode, we explore the word ‘Tanha’ and understand the theme of loneliness in Urdu Poetry. 
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‘Tanhai’, meaning loneliness, can be felt even in a crowd. This theme has often been the source of most poets’ sadness.

Talking about being lonely is something most of us feel, as the pandemic has indeed taken a toll on each one of our mental health. So, in this episode, we dig a little deeper to explore what it is that keeps our poets feel ‘tanha’.

Tune in as Fabeha Syed reads Parveen Shakir, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, Ahmad Nadeem Qaasmi, Munir Niyazi, and other poets in this week’s podcast.

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Published: 13 Jun 2021,02:08 PM IST

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