The Naghma Podcast

Hello, salaam namaste doston!Today's episode is on the song that blew the markets through its art in lyricism and exploring the greyness of love and murders; RAMAN RAGHAVe 2.0's QATL-E-AAM, written by Varun Grover, sung by SONA MOHAPATRA and music by Ram Sampat. Please consider giving the podcast 5 stars and writing to us with your feedback on thenaghmapodcast@gmail.com THE NAGHMA PODCAST, hosted by Vrinda 'Hayaat' Vaid , is a Sochcast Exclusive.

Ali Sethi's most famous ghazal, Ustad Fareed Ayaz's most cherished poem, in this episode we try and understand the real meaning behind poet Siraj Aurangbadi's KHABAR-E-TAHAYYUR-E-ISHQ. The episode also features the lovely Suhavi Kalsi, giving her vocals. Connect with TNP on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thenaghmapodcast/

Ep Des: Punjabi, Sindhi and South Asian folklore thrives on the story of Mirza-Sahiba, proclaiming of true love and longing. It is believed that Sahiba killed her lover while siding with her brothers. But, who knows why Sahiba did what she did? Simran Kaur Dhadhli's song SAHIBA, an independent album, speak of Sahiba's anguish. A woman writes of a woman. This is today's Naghma. Tell you how you liked the epsiode on thenaghmapodcast@gmail.com

With commercial music making way for independent artists to craft their own naghmas, MIL NAHIÑ PAA RAHA, written by Likhari (https://instagram.com/likhari__?utm_medium=copy_link) became an anthem for distant lovers across the globe through the first lockdown of COVID. This episode of TNP is a peek into how and why MIL NAHIÑ PAA RAHA was crafted. Listen to the song here : https://youtu.be/Ln5ZCd3z6bM

Swaagat, khushamdeed and welcome to a new #Naghma and a new episode on #TheNaghmaPodcast by Vrinda 'Hayaat' Vaid (https://www.instagram.com/vrindahayaatvaid/), a Sochcast exclusive. Today's episode is a naghmā that immortalized the relationship between a father and a daughter; unwinding the threads of their relationship. 'DILBARO', written by Gulzar sahab and sung by Vibha Saraf and Harshdeep Kaur, from the 2018 film RAAZI.

MOHE PANGHAT PE, a Krishna raas song has been a symbol of religious unison and of a celebration of pious love. It has been a song that encapsulates within itself what it feels to be given to 'the lover', to enjoy the naughty caresses and seek love out of the 'ched-chad' too. MUGHAL-E-AZAM, the epitomy of the definition of Indian-ness voices this song through a tawaif, a courtesan who is religiously a Muslim but sings it like a Gopi who's fallen for her Kanha.