So elegant so beautiful like a rose…whilst you sing the rose blooms and its scent lingers over all of us who are listening 🌹 Thank you for this lovely gift!
I don’t know how but sometimes you are so much uncertain raahaten aur bhi hain wasl ki raahat ke siwa… Yeh kis tarhan ada hua is a blessing in itself…❤
Heyyy... Areee Thankyou soo much for uploading this one❤.... You kept your promise ❤ I just love your voice and your smile too ma'am!!🧿🤍 Tnku and big hug 🤗
YuN na tha mainay, faqat chaha tha yuN hojay'e....A whole philosphy of Kun fa ya'kun in this one line, honay na-honay kay dermyaaN simat jana sameet... Khoob. Aabad rahyea' Akahksha.
Dii aap ko voice me ye gana sunana matlab sakun . I know lirics bhaut aache h . Or music composition bhi . But sab se aacha h aap ki voice khas me ye gana pahle sun pata to un se fight nahi krta but sayad tab ye utna samaj nahi aata .jitna abhi aa raha h but dii u are superb. We need some more
I’m trying to spread awareness about my beloved, wounded country. Nothing has changed since this was written decades ago. It’s heartbreaking to see the same struggles persist, and the wounds of the past remain unhealed. Despite the passage of time, the hopes and dreams for a just and free nation still seem out of reach. The pain and injustice continue, but the love for the country endures. I share this to remind the world that the fight for change and justice is still ongoing. In “Mujh Se Pehli Si Mohabbat”, Faiz Ahmed Faiz uses the metaphor of the beloved not to describe an individual, but to represent Pakistan, his homeland. This transforms the poem into a powerful commentary on patriotism, disillusionment, and the painful realities of systemic oppression within the country, with a particular focus on the negative impact of Pakistan’s military establishment. 1. The Beloved as Pakistan: • The “beloved” symbolizes Faiz’s romanticized vision of Pakistan-a land full of hope, beauty, and potential. In the early years of Pakistan’s creation, Faiz saw the country as a place of promise, a land full of aspirations for freedom and justice. The “beauty” of the beloved represents the cultural richness and potential of the country. • The beloved’s eyes, likened to stars, reflect the dreams of a prosperous and free nation, as Faiz once envisioned for his homeland. 2. A Harsh Awakening - The Role of the Pakistan Army: • As the poem progresses, Faiz’s idealism begins to clash with the harsh realities of his country’s situation. The Pakistan Army’s role in suppressing democratic movements, its political interventions, and the military’s dominance over the country’s governance led to a deep sense of disillusionment. • The references to “bodies sold in bustling markets” and “blood splattered on the streets” become more than just poetic images; they represent the violence, oppression, and control exerted by the military establishment over the people of Pakistan. These images underline the suffering of the masses, who were often subjected to brutal military rule, political instability, and economic injustice under authoritarian regimes. 3. Beyond Romantic Patriotism: • Faiz acknowledges the continuing beauty of Pakistan, but he realizes that it can no longer blind him to the suffering caused by military dictatorship and societal inequality. His personal love for the country evolves into a broader commitment to justice and freedom for all its people. • This shift marks Faiz’s move from a romantic nationalist to a socially conscious poet, one who recognizes the destructive role the military played in the country’s struggles. His disillusionment with the military’s grip on power deepens as he becomes more involved in political activism, advocating for social justice, democracy, and human rights. 4. Timeless Relevance - The Ongoing Struggles: • Faiz’s reflections on Pakistan’s systemic injustice and military oppression remain relevant today. The country continues to face challenges related to political instability, military dominance, and economic inequality. The struggles of ordinary citizens, oppressed under authoritarian control, echo the themes Faiz explored in his poetry. • The military’s continued influence in Pakistan’s politics, coupled with economic and social unrest, makes Faiz’s observations on oppression even more significant in contemporary Pakistan. Conclusion: A Poem That Echoes Today’s Realities in Pakistan Faiz’s realization in “Mujh Se Pehli Si Mohabbat”-that personal love and patriotism alone cannot mask the glaring inequities of society-resonates powerfully in Pakistan today. The “beloved” homeland, which Faiz once adored despite its struggles, continues to suffer under the grip of military control and authoritarian governance. Economic disparity, political instability, corruption, and human rights abuses remain widespread, with the military playing a central role in maintaining the status quo. The imagery of “blood splattered on the streets” and “bodies sold in markets” reflects the harsh, oppressive reality still experienced by many in the country. Faiz’s call for a deeper commitment to justice and humanity reminds us that merely romanticizing the past or idealizing the present is insufficient. His words urge us to confront uncomfortable truths and strive for meaningful change, a mission that remains as urgent today as it was during his time, especially given the continued influence of the military in shaping the country’s future.
Excellent voice, music, team, setup, environment, audience, all is good. The voice seems created for Ghazal. Sitar is mesmerizing. Tabla is excellent.
Faiz Ahmed & Noor Jahan Smiling - Great Job
So elegant so beautiful like a rose…whilst you sing the rose blooms and its scent lingers over all of us who are listening 🌹 Thank you for this lovely gift!
Mam seriously hats off❤
From Pakistan 🇵🇰
Great,, Congratulations miss Akansha.
I don’t know how but sometimes you are so much uncertain raahaten aur bhi hain wasl ki raahat ke siwa…
Yeh kis tarhan ada hua is a blessing in itself…❤
Kya baat hai… Bahut hi achcha gati hain aap. Dil ko chhu leti hai aapki aawaz…. Love from Stockholm, Sweden ❤
wow what a rendering ❤ lots of love from Kathmandu 🇳🇵
Total keeper. This is the best rendition of this Faiz classic.
Apke awaj me sukoon milta hai didi ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
Kya baat hai...🙏🤗too good ❤ from 🇦🇪
Aapsey har gaaney mey pehli si mohabbat hi mangengey🎉 Sweet Akka❤️💐
Excellent rendition of the ghazal. It is always a pleasure to listen to Akansha ji.
Very well sung Akanksha!
Loves your voice ❤❤❤superb...❤❤❤❤😊😊
Perfect pronunciation.... better than all other Indian ghazal singers from India....Faiz would be proud
You have wonderful voice...I find real solace while listening such a superb song from you... keep it up 🎉🎉🎉
1000*100=❤️❤️👌👍all teamwork &good ഓഡിയൻസ്
Super Mind Blowing ❤👍
Amazing❤️
Wow ❤
Wonderful❤
Heyyy...
Areee Thankyou soo much for uploading this one❤....
You kept your promise ❤
I just love your voice and your smile too ma'am!!🧿🤍
Tnku and big hug 🤗
Wow! Very astonishing performance with a melodious voice.
Listening from Chattogram, Bangladesh.
Great singing it will be really nice to have no electronics instruments in your singing, just my thoughts . Keep it up the good singing thank
Amazing ❤
Behatareen as usual
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful performance-excellent ❤❤❤❤❤
loved her perform this live ❤❤❤
YuN na tha mainay, faqat chaha tha yuN hojay'e....A whole philosphy of Kun fa ya'kun in this one line, honay na-honay kay dermyaaN simat jana sameet... Khoob. Aabad rahyea' Akahksha.
Bahut Behtreen Ji❤
अहा...❤...🙏
सुकून ♥️
Very soulful voice..Sing more like this and we are in like a man in the Ocean of melodies..
Awesome Play Ishan
Good delivery.
It's seems like .....Bohut wqt se unke zehen me thi .... Iss stage pr nikal di ....full of feelings ❤️
Bht pyara ❤
Superb ❤
Superb singing
❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
love it!!!
Poora mahul bana diya aapne❤
Great madam keep it
So soulful
बहुत सुन्दर ❤वाह
Such a beautiful and painful voice 💕❤
Masha Allah 🤲
Kya Baat hai
Perft ❤❤
Thik h ❤ Nhi mangenge 😂beautiful singing ❤❤
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Kisi or hi duniya me le jaati ho aap aapki singing se....
Live sunenge aapko kbhi inshaAllah
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मुझे शाम गजल शांति खुशनुमा माहौल हल्की रोशनी और हाथ मै चाय बस asi शाम हो तो क्या बात।जो आपको सुन कर लगता है जैसे ये पल मैं जी रही hu।
Please upload Any gazals song of Jagjit Singh ji....❤
वाह क्या बात है।
Kamaal
mashallah beautiful.
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Faiz wrote this very politically explosive nazm
🙏🎶💐
"Salona sa sajan h"❤
Plz, upload this one
Only Ashaji can sing it ,no one means no can
शानदार और लाजवाब नज़्म और बेहतरीन आवाज़।
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Faiz ahmed Faiz ❤
Nice
Dii aap ko voice me ye gana sunana matlab sakun . I know lirics bhaut aache h . Or music composition bhi . But sab se aacha h aap ki voice khas me ye gana pahle sun pata to un se fight nahi krta but sayad tab ye utna samaj nahi aata .jitna abhi aa raha h but dii u are superb. We need some more
❤❤Mam your singing good 👍 feel mam so thanks 🇮🇳 great majhk bat mam good 👍 video sir 🙏 thanks 👍
سچا غزل گائیک
Life me yek bar to aapko live sunna hai❤
Waiting For Ahmedabad Baithak Videos❤️
سریلی آواز
Lajwaab 👏👏👏
🎄🌴🏝️🧙🎤 So Beautiful Gazal And Voice ❣️💖🎄🏝️🧙🕺👍🏻
Maa'm me aapse milna chahta hu. Aapka live show dekhna chahta hu. Assam kab aaoge Maa'm?
It's a beautiful pakistani song and you sang it well but mood of the songs is bit different.
नूर जहाँ से बेहतर गाया ह
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I’m trying to spread awareness about my beloved, wounded country. Nothing has changed since this was written decades ago. It’s heartbreaking to see the same struggles persist, and the wounds of the past remain unhealed. Despite the passage of time, the hopes and dreams for a just and free nation still seem out of reach. The pain and injustice continue, but the love for the country endures. I share this to remind the world that the fight for change and justice is still ongoing.
In “Mujh Se Pehli Si Mohabbat”, Faiz Ahmed Faiz uses the metaphor of the beloved not to describe an individual, but to represent Pakistan, his homeland. This transforms the poem into a powerful commentary on patriotism, disillusionment, and the painful realities of systemic oppression within the country, with a particular focus on the negative impact of Pakistan’s military establishment.
1. The Beloved as Pakistan:
• The “beloved” symbolizes Faiz’s romanticized vision of Pakistan-a land full of hope, beauty, and potential. In the early years of Pakistan’s creation, Faiz saw the country as a place of promise, a land full of aspirations for freedom and justice. The “beauty” of the beloved represents the cultural richness and potential of the country.
• The beloved’s eyes, likened to stars, reflect the dreams of a prosperous and free nation, as Faiz once envisioned for his homeland.
2. A Harsh Awakening - The Role of the Pakistan Army:
• As the poem progresses, Faiz’s idealism begins to clash with the harsh realities of his country’s situation. The Pakistan Army’s role in suppressing democratic movements, its political interventions, and the military’s dominance over the country’s governance led to a deep sense of disillusionment.
• The references to “bodies sold in bustling markets” and “blood splattered on the streets” become more than just poetic images; they represent the violence, oppression, and control exerted by the military establishment over the people of Pakistan. These images underline the suffering of the masses, who were often subjected to brutal military rule, political instability, and economic injustice under authoritarian regimes.
3. Beyond Romantic Patriotism:
• Faiz acknowledges the continuing beauty of Pakistan, but he realizes that it can no longer blind him to the suffering caused by military dictatorship and societal inequality. His personal love for the country evolves into a broader commitment to justice and freedom for all its people.
• This shift marks Faiz’s move from a romantic nationalist to a socially conscious poet, one who recognizes the destructive role the military played in the country’s struggles. His disillusionment with the military’s grip on power deepens as he becomes more involved in political activism, advocating for social justice, democracy, and human rights.
4. Timeless Relevance - The Ongoing Struggles:
• Faiz’s reflections on Pakistan’s systemic injustice and military oppression remain relevant today. The country continues to face challenges related to political instability, military dominance, and economic inequality. The struggles of ordinary citizens, oppressed under authoritarian control, echo the themes Faiz explored in his poetry.
• The military’s continued influence in Pakistan’s politics, coupled with economic and social unrest, makes Faiz’s observations on oppression even more significant in contemporary Pakistan.
Conclusion: A Poem That Echoes Today’s Realities in Pakistan
Faiz’s realization in “Mujh Se Pehli Si Mohabbat”-that personal love and patriotism alone cannot mask the glaring inequities of society-resonates powerfully in Pakistan today. The “beloved” homeland, which Faiz once adored despite its struggles, continues to suffer under the grip of military control and authoritarian governance. Economic disparity, political instability, corruption, and human rights abuses remain widespread, with the military playing a central role in maintaining the status quo. The imagery of “blood splattered on the streets” and “bodies sold in markets” reflects the harsh, oppressive reality still experienced by many in the country.
Faiz’s call for a deeper commitment to justice and humanity reminds us that merely romanticizing the past or idealizing the present is insufficient. His words urge us to confront uncomfortable truths and strive for meaningful change, a mission that remains as urgent today as it was during his time, especially given the continued influence of the military in shaping the country’s future.
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