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‘Sukhanvar 2.0’ Celebrates Poetry and Shayari
Hindi-Urdu Literary Traditions Meet on One Stage
Ghazal, Nazm and Poetry Create an Evening of Expression
Pooja Srivastava |
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The literary evening ‘Sukhanvar 2.0’, dedicated to the rich traditions of Hindi and Urdu poetry and shayari, was successfully held, bringing together poets, writers and literature lovers on a common platform.
Organised jointly by Sukhanvar and Sahitya Parampara (Delhi) and presented by The Aviyan, the programme showcased a vibrant mix of ghazal, nazm and poetry, offering audiences an evening centred on literary expression, emotion and the shared cultural heritage of Hindi and Urdu.
Words Took Centre Stage
The evening featured a range of poetic presentations through which participating writers explored emotions, human relationships, society and contemporary experiences. The performances reflected the varied forms and moods of Hindi-Urdu literary expression.
Distinguished Literary Voices
Arunesh Mishra attended the programme as the Chief Guest. The literary line-up included Gyan Prakash Akul, Shweta Shukla, Kamal Kishore Bhavuk, Alok Arth, Tariq Abr, Rinku Singh Raj, Ramz Dehlavi, Neeraj Pandey, Amit Pandey, Rahul Sharma, Nem Singh, Arham Sultanpur, Safir Re and Abhay Vikas.
Their presentations added diverse literary voices to the evening and highlighted different dimensions of contemporary poetry and shayari.
A Shared Heritage
The programme brought Hindi and Urdu literary traditions together through poetry, creating a space where the two languages’ shared cultural and artistic heritage could be experienced by audiences.
Ghazals, nazms and poems gave the gathering a distinctive literary character, while the participating poets used their individual styles to engage with themes of emotion, society and life.
Literature as Dialogue
‘Sukhanvar 2.0’ also emerged as a platform for literary interaction, bringing writers and literature enthusiasts together around the enduring appeal of poetry.
The organisers presented the event as an effort to strengthen appreciation for Hindi-Urdu literature and keep the traditions of poetry and shayari connected with contemporary audiences.
The evening concluded as a celebration of words, sensitivity and literary expression, leaving the audience with the varied colours of the shared Hindi-Urdu adab tradition.
