Hindi Shayari

Hindi and Famous Hindi Poetries in India

India is a country known for its love for its tradition and family oriented individuals. Because of this, poetry that speaks of love, passion and religion make up the lives of many Indians.

Hindi, the official language in India together with English is the most widely used language in the whole country. Although there are other languages, most of the people in the urban area use Hindi.

The ocean of Hindi music is very vast and one can find many musical genre’s such as Geet (Hindi Songs), Ghazal, Bhajan, Qawwali, and other forms. Among all of these – Geet and Ghazal were listened by the most number of people. Often I heard Hindi music lovers asking, ‘What is the difference between a Geet and a Ghazal? And here in this article, they will find some important differences. So let’s start.

Ghazal is strictly based on a defined poetic meter from beginning to the end, where as Geet is based on a tune which can have different meter in a single song.

Most of the Ghazals lack the musical attachment and only few of them are composed musically. Also, Ghazals follow strictly the Radeef/Qafiya and other conventional rules – where as Geet writing is not required to follow those rules and can be independently written to incorporate it into a musical tune.

A particular Ghazal can bring several different thoughts in all of its couplets but in Geet it’s not possible. A Geet cannot become sad when it started on a romantic note and vice versa, the theme and subject is strictly followed till the end of the Geet. However, there are some exceptions in which the subject matter of a Geet has different shades.

Some of the eminent poets who have taken the Punjabi poetry to new horizons are Amrita Pritam, Mohan Singh, Pritam Singh Safeer, Bawa Balwant and Santokh Singh Dhir. Additionally, some of the eminent poets of modern era are Shameel, Harcharan Singh Gill, Parminder Musafir, Shiv Kumar Batalvi and Sukhwinder Amrit. All of these have contributed to the development of Punjabi poetry books in their own ways.

Punjabi poetry started blossoming right from the British Raj in India, which focused on Indian freedom movement and nationalism. The credit of adding diversity into Punjabi poetry books goes to Mohan Singh, Chatrik and Puran Sigh, whose poetry added a flavor of modernism, romance and Sensuality. Modern Punjabi poetry books clearly reflect the far long journey by the poets.

There are few Ghazal singers and abundance of Geet singers. When it comes to Ghazals, names like Jagjit Singh, Mehdi Hassan, & Pankaj Udhaas will instantly comes to mind and for Geet names like Mohd Rafi,Kishore Kumar Lata Mangeshkar,& Asha Bhosle comes to mind.

Geet is a type of a poem and its each verse revolves around the central idea of the poem and it’s logically developed and written where as a Ghazal can have many shades and matters. Ghazal, which means ‘talking to women’ in Arabic, is a form of poetry in admiration of a woman.

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