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12/10/2020
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30/10/2020
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11/01/2021
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16/02/2021
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05/09/2024

EP 05: My Father Sajjad Zaheer & Poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz Were Framed In Rawalpindi Case

Noor Zaheer is a well known writer, researcher, translator and theatre activist based in London. Married to legendary broadcaster Yavar Abbas, she is the youngest daughter of legendary writers Sajjad Zaheer and Razia Sajjad Zaheer, founders of Progressive Writers Association (PWA) in the 1930s. Noor Zaheer is in conversation with broadcaster Pervaiz Alam, discussing her books, politics, PWA, Urdu’s most controversial book Angarey, Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case of 1951, leading to Indian citizenship for Zaheer. For the first time we hear an insider’s view. “My father Sajjad Zaheer and poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz were initially involved in discussions regarding leading an agitation against PM Liaquat Ali Khan’s government in Pakistan but were never a part of the Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case of 1951. They were framed,” says Noor Zaheer. Noor for the first time reveals contents of Razia Sajjad Zaheer’s unfinished novel on the life of poet Majaz. And, finally, she talks about her marriage with Yavar Abbas, who would be celebrating his 104th birthday in October, 2024. This podcast with Noor Zaheer was recorded on Saturday, 31 August, 2024, in London. Presented and produced by Pervaiz Alam for London-based Cine Ink, a hub for podcasts in Hindi and Urdu, the series is also accessible on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. On X: @pervaizalam. All Cine Ink podcasts can be found on its website, www.cineink.com.

05/09/2024

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12/10/2020

Episode 05: Sitam Ke Fankaar by Mridula Garg

One of Hindi's best known novelists and writers, Mridula Garg presents her acclaimed Hindi short story-Sitam Ke Fankaar- सितम के फ़नकार- in her own voice, exclusively, for Cine Ink Podcasts. She has published Hindi novels and short story collections, including Uske Hisse Ki Dhoop, Vanshaj, Chittacobra, Anitya, Main Aur Main, Kath Gulab and Miljul Mann for which she won her Sahitya Academy award.

12/10/2020

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12/10/2020

Episode 04: Sarhad Ke Is Paar by Nasira Sharma

Renowned Hindi short story writer and Sahitya Academy Award winner, Nasira Sharma (b: 22 August 1948) presents her much talked about story 'Sarhad Ke Is Paar' (सरहद के इस पार) in her own voice, exclusively, for Cine Ink Podcasts. Born in the northern city of Allahabad in UP, India, Nasira Sharma has written 12 novels and 9 story collections. She got Sahitya Academy award for her Hindi novel 'Paarijaat'.

12/10/2020

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11/01/2021

Episode 11: Sard Raat Ka Sannata by Toshi Amrita

With a PhD degree in Sanskrit from Punjab University in Chandigarh, Toshi Amrita came to Britain via Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where she had taught for a decade. She records her Hindi story 'Sard Raat Ka Sannata' for the Cine Ink Podcast series 'Britain: Hindi Kahani'. Toshi Amrita's stories and poems have been published in publications such as Kshitij Ke Is Paar, Deshantar Ki Kavitayein, Watan Ki Khushbu and Desi Girls. Music by Chanakya Shukla. You can share your feedback at: post@cineink.com

11/01/2021

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12/10/2020

Episode 01 Boodhi Kaki by Premchand

Boodhi Kaki (बूढ़ी काकी) is one of the most talked-about short stories written in Hindi by Munshi Premchand (31 July 1880 – 8 October 1936), a literary genius of the 20th century. Achala Sharma, Director, Cine Ink, and former Head of the BBC Hindi Service in London, presents Boodhi Kaki' in her voice. Editing and Mixing by Chandra Mohan. This is a Cine Ink Podcasts presentation.

12/10/2020

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Ghazal Ke Shayar EP 04: Hali, Shaad, Hasrat, Iqbal, Fani, Asghar, Jigar & Firaq

Ghazal Ke Shayar, a five-episode mini-series under Cine Ink’s Urdu Bagh series, explores the evolution of Urdu ghazals from the late 16th century to the present. Based on Prof. Anisur Rahman’s book Hazaaron Khwahishein Aisi: The Wonderful World of Urdu Ghazals (HarperCollins India, 2019), the series features conversations between Prof. Rahman, a bilingual poet, translator, and former Jamia Millia Islamia professor, and broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. Prof. Anisur Rahman was awarded ‘Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize’ for “The Wonderful World of Urdu Ghazals”, an English translation of the Urdu poetry collection “Hazaaron Khwashishein Aisi”. In this episode, Prof Rahman discusses Khwaja Altaf Hussain Hali, Shaad Azimabadi, Hasrat Mohani, Mohammad Iqbal, Fani Badayuni, Asghar Gondvi, Yaas Yagana Changezi, Jigar Moradabadi and Firaq Gorakhpuri. Presented and produced by Pervaiz Alam for London-based Cine Ink, a hub for podcasts in Hindi and Urdu, the series is also accessible on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. On X: @pervaizalam. All Cine Ink podcasts can be found on its website, www.cineink.com.

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Ghazal Ke Shayar 05: Majaz, Faiz, Jazbi, Jan Nisar Akhtar and Majrooh

Ghazal Ke Shayar, a five-episode mini-series under Cine Ink’s Urdu Bagh series, explores the evolution of Urdu ghazals from the late 16th century to the present. Based on Prof. Anisur Rahman’s book Hazaaron Khwahishein Aisi: The Wonderful World of Urdu Ghazals (HarperCollins India, 2019), the series features conversations between Prof. Rahman, a bilingual poet, translator, and former Jamia Millia Islamia professor, and broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. In this 5th and last episode of Ghazal Ke Shayar, Prof Rahman discusses Asrarul Haque Majaz, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, Moin Ahsan Jazbi, Jan Nisar Akhtar and Majrooh Sultanpuri. Prof. Anisur Rahman was awarded ‘Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize’ for “The Wonderful World of Urdu Ghazals”, an English translation of the Urdu poetry collection “Hazaaron Khwashishein Aisi”. cineinkpodcast #UrduBagh #GhazalKeShayar #hazaronkhwahisheinaisi #anisurrahman #urdupoetry #UrduPoets #sahityaakademiaward #harpercollins #Urdupodcast Presented and produced by Pervaiz Alam for London-based Cine Ink, a hub for podcasts in Hindi and Urdu, the series is also accessible on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. On X: @pervaizalam. All Cine Ink podcasts can be found on its website, www.cineink.com.

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Ghazal Ke Shayar EP03: Ghalib, Momin, Mus’hafi, Dagh, Zafar, Insha, Nasikh & Atish

In this episode of Ghazal Ke Shayar, Prof Anisur Rahman discusses Ghalib, Momin, Mus-hafi, Insha, Zafar, Nasikh, Atish, and Dagh. Ghazal Ke Shayar, a five-episode mini-series under Cine Ink’s Urdu Bagh series, explores the evolution of Urdu ghazals from the late 16th century to the present. Based on Prof. Anisur Rahman’s book Hazaaron Khwahishein Aisi: The Wonderful World of Urdu Ghazals (HarperCollins India, 2019), the series features conversations between Prof. Rahman, a bilingual poet, translator, and former head of the English Deptt, Jamia Millia Islamia, and broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. Prof. Rahman has selected ghazal poets across seven literary periods, highlighting the genre’s rich themes—love, protest, satire, and socio-political commentary. The book, which inspires the series, includes Roman transliterations and English translations of original Urdu ghazals, preserving their rhyme and rhythm. This scholarly yet accessible series offers a concise journey through the cultural and historical significance of Urdu ghazals, making it a valuable resource for poetry enthusiasts. #Urdupodcast #ProfAnisurRahman #UrduBagh #GhazalKeShayar #cineinkpodcast #cineink #urdupoetry #urdushayri #Ghazal #500YearsOfUrduGhazal #Mushafi #InshallahKhanInsha #BahadurShahZafar #ImamBakhshNasikh #HaiderAliAtish #AsadullahKhanGhalib #MominKhanMomin #DaghDehlvi Presented and produced by Pervaiz Alam for London-based Cine Ink, a hub for podcasts in Hindi and Urdu, the series is also accessible on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. On X: @pervaizalam. All Cine Ink podcasts can be found on its website, www.cineink.com.

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Ghazal Ke Shayar EP01: Quli Qutub Shah, Vali Deccani & Mirza Mazhar Jan e Janan

Ghazal Ke Shayar, a five-episode mini-series under Cine Ink’s Urdu Bagh series, explores the evolution of Urdu ghazals from the late 16th century to the present. Based on Prof. Anisur Rahman’s book Hazaaron Khwahishein Aisi: The Wonderful World of Urdu Ghazals (HarperCollins India, 2019), the series features conversations between Prof. Rahman, a bilingual poet, translator, and former Jamia Millia Islamia professor, and broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. In this episode, Prof Rahman discusses Quli Qutub Shah, Vali Deccani and Mazhar Jan-e-Janan. Prof. Rahman has selected ghazal poets across seven literary periods, highlighting the genre’s rich themes—love, protest, satire, and socio-political commentary. The book, which inspires the series, includes Roman transliterations and English translations of original Urdu ghazals, preserving their rhyme and rhythm. This scholarly yet accessible series offers a concise journey through the cultural and historical significance of Urdu ghazals, making it a valuable resource for poetry enthusiasts. Presented and produced by Pervaiz Alam for London-based Cine Ink, a hub for podcasts in Hindi and Urdu, the series is also accessible on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. On X: @pervaizalam. All Cine Ink podcasts can be found on its website, www.cineink.com.

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I was eight years old when they came to arrest my father, Faiz Ahmad Faiz: Salima Hashmi

Salima Hashmi, a professor of visual art and design, painter, curator, writer, peace activist, and the eldest daughter of the renowned Urdu poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz and his British-born wife, Alys Faiz, shares anecdotes about her father and the political activism within her family. She is in conversation with broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. This podcast was recorded on 11 October 2025 before an invited audience at the Brunei Gallery, SOAS, University of London. It forms part of the 12th Faiz Peace Festival, organised by the Faiz Cultural Foundation UK in collaboration with the SOAS South Asia Institute. Salima Hashmi also unravels the mystery surrounding her birth, confirming she was born in 1942 at Lady Hardinge College Hospital in New Delhi. She recalls that her parents lived in Lodhi Colony, near the iconic Lodhi Gardens. She recounts an anecdote from when she was just eight years old, when paramilitary forces arrived at their home to arrest her father, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, in connection with the Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case of 1951. This session was dedicated to the memory of Shoaib Hashmi, the legendary producer of radio, television, and music programmes, professor of economics, political activist, and Salima Hashmi’s husband, as well as the iconic singer of the Nayyara Sings Faiz album, Nayyara Noor. Salima Hashmi shares how Nayyara Noor was deeply reluctant to appear on television. Presented and produced by Pervaiz Alam for London-based Cine Ink, a hub for podcasts in Hindi and Urdu, the series is also accessible on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. On X: @pervaizalam. All Cine Ink podcasts can be found on its website, www.cineink.com.

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Cine Ink is a hub of podcasts producing digital programmes mainly in Hindi, Urdu and English. Founded by former BBC broadcasters Achala Sharma and Pervaiz Alam, Cine Ink is based in London known for its popular series Kitab Kaulum, My Book (English), Musafir Ki Diary, London Varta, Ilm e Shayari, Aam Naama, Ganjay Farishtay, Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati, Mulaqat, Yaadgari Mulaqat, Purana Mushaira, Bharat Hindi Kahaniyan, Urdu Bagh and Britain Hindi Kahani. Cineink podcasts are available on Apple, Spotify, YouTube and Cineink.com. For queries, please contact: post@cineink.com