Jeena Yahan (Hindi) by Gulzar
Jeena Yahan (Hindi)
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Kusumagraj ki Chuni Suni Nazmein (Hindi) by Gulzar
Kusumagraj ki Chuni Suni Nazmeim (Hindi)
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Jiya Jale: The Stories of Songs by Gulzar
Full of insight, anecdote and analysis—and containing over 40 songs, in roman script and English translation—this book is a treasure for students and lovers of Hindi cinema, music and poetry.
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Half a Rupee Stories by Gulzar
From real-life stories about Javed Akhtar, Sahir Ludhianvi and Kuldip Nayyar to tales set in Kashmir, in the hinterland, in the modern megapolis and on the LoC, from anecdotes of love and betrayal to fables of courage and conviction, this is an enthralling collection available in English for the very first time.
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Suspected Poems by Gulzar
Powerful, poignant and impossible to ignore or gloss over, the fifty-two threads that make up Suspected Poems unfold across the entire political spectrum—from the disturbed climate in the country and the culture of intolerance to the plight of the aam aadmi, from the continued oppression of Dalits and minority communities to fluctuating Indo–Pak relations.
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Selected Poems by Gulzar
Selected Poems: Gulzar is a collection of a few of his greatest works as a poet. Drenched in a unique type of lyricism that can be created only by Gulzar, this book shows readers why Gulzar is such a respected and admired Urdu poet.
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Another 100 Lyrics by Gulzar
After the great success of 100 Lyrics, this new volume contains a hundred more of Gulzar’s marvellous compositions.
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Triveni by Gulzar
A form Gulzar began experimenting with in the 1960s, Triveni comes close to several classical Japanese forms of poetry such as the Haiku, Senryu and Tanka. In this stunning translation by Neha R. Krishna, Triveni have been transcreated as tanka and are ladled with musicality, breaking away from the charm of rhyme and metre.