Biography-of-anwar-masood


Biography-of-anwar-masood 


Anwar Masood Poetry – When mention humor, there are several poets in Pakistan. However, the name of Anwar Masood is well established between them. His poetry or kalam not just loved by the mature people but the young generation also enjoys it tons . Mela Akhiyan Da, Roz Ba Roz, and Taqreeb are among his popular volume  collection.

The best part about Anwar Masood is that he elaborates about different social issues on a really lighter note. the weather of comic, and poignancy seem much visible in his poetry.He writes in multi-languages which include the divine Urdu, monumental and great Persian and raw Punjabi languages. Anwar Masood Qalam has found the thanks to express strong emotions creatively. If his verse contains comedy then necessarily does it contain poignancy in disguise and may be easily identified. With suck a skill, Anwar Masood Poetry doesn't sadden the reader but cheers him with comedic way and by using light & relatable words. However, he doesn't miss to aim for a topic when he moves his pen.


Which are the key books and publications of Anwar Masood?

Below you'll check the famous books and publications written byAnwar Masood.
• Taqreeb (Essays in several ceremonies)
• Siddiqa Anwar kenaam (Collection of letters)
• Shaakh-e-Tabassum (Essays supported humorous poets)
• Saif-ul-Muluk (Urdu based translation in prose)
• Qataa Kalami (Urdu Based Poetry)
• Payan Safar Neest (Persian Based Poetry)
• Meli Meli Dhoop (Environment Based Poetry)
• Mela Akhiyan Da (Punjabi Based Poetry)
• Punjabi and Urdu Poetry
• Hun Ki Kariye (Punjabi Based Poetry)
• Ghuncha Phir Laga Khilnay (Humor Based Poetry)
• Farsi Adab ke chand goshay
• Ek Dareecha, Ek Chiragh (Urdu Based Poetry)
• Darpesh (Humor Based Poetry)
• Bariyaab (NaatsCollection in Persian, Punjabi, and Urdu)
• Baat Se Baat (Radio Talks Compilation)

Anwar Masood Poetry – a quick Analysis

The ideology behind the Anwar Masood Poetry is to disseminate Punjabi culture round the globe. His dialogue delivery of comic poetry is exclusive and venerable that allow person to request him to recite his verses again and again. a number of his famous poems and books include Anar Kali Diyan Shana, Aj Kee Pakaeay, Banyan, Juma Bazaar, Jehlam Da Pul, Ambri, Shakh-e-Tabasum and lots of more. Anwar Masood Poetry is taken into account to be the classical humor. he's well- recognized poet, who has performed in several international communities and also participated and judged different channel Poetry competition programs.

As below Anwar Masood poetry brings in light the social and academic crisis of Pakistan during a very entertaining and precise way which surely conceals an excellent message for our systems. If one attempts to elucidate the verse, the vastness are going to be unpredictable.

Dosto English Zaroori Hai Hamare Wastay
Fail Honey Ko Bhi Koi Mazmoon Hona Chahiye

Nursery Ka Daḳhila Bhi Sarsari Mat Janiye
Aap Ke Bachche Ko Aflatun Hona Chahiye

Sirf Mehnat Kya Hai 'Anwar' Kamyabi Ke Liye
Koi Uupar Se Bhi Telephone Hona Chahiye

A deep great mind with broad understanding of world twinned humorously and skills of expressing satire without causing actually anger are the trait-collection which reminds us of the majestic Jaun Elia, matchless and memorable Rahat Indori while Anwar Masood seem to originate from an equivalent portal of poets as that of Jaun’s and Indori’s.

Anwar Masood Shayari has nuance of tragedy in his poems which may be a reflection of social injustice, discriminations and private misfortunes of his characters. you'll find complete Anwar Masood’s Poetry Collection online on urdupoetry6692. This page is wholly dedicated for Anwar Masood’s Shayari so if you're looking to read some entertaining, light and deep meaning Poetry, head on to Anwar Masood's Poetry section slightly below . While don’t forget to comment your reviews and feedbacks within the comment section.
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