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Syed Nasir Raza Kazmi was born on 8 December 1925 in Ambala, in undivided India, into a family that cherished education and literature. Steeped early in the richness of Persian and Urdu classics, he developed a sensibility that would later redefine the modern ghazal.

But it was the upheaval of 1947 that marked him most profoundly. Partition tore him away from his birthplace and brought him to Lahore, a city that became both sanctuary and symbol in his poetry. The wound of migration, the memory of what was lost, and the fragile hope of rebuilding life in an unfamiliar landscape echo through his verses.

In this video, we explore how displacement shaped Nasir Kazmi’s poetic voice and how solitude, longing, and quiet resilience became the defining textures of his ghazal.

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