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00:00Hoshi yaariyaan, hoshi yaariyaan

00:03Welcome back, viewers.

00:04During the break, we have a poet with us.

00:09You?

00:10Yes, let's meet him.

00:12The poet?

00:13Yes.

00:14I thought he was a geyser.

00:17He's been sitting in the car for two hours.

00:20He'll get up and leave.

00:22Greetings.

00:23I think he's looking for food in the kitchen.

00:26I'm from a city where people are crazy about Urdu.

00:32Oh, from Lahore.

00:34No, sir.

00:35I'm from a city where Urdu rains from the clouds.

00:41Oh, wow.

00:43You're still open-minded.

00:47Okay, because he's from Urdu and it's my most favourite language.

00:51Yes.

00:52So, be a little polite.

00:53Namazish.

00:54Namazish.

00:55Okay, so from Hyderabad?

00:56No, sir.

00:57I'm from that city.

00:59Okay, now the poet's attitude has changed.

01:02His attitude has changed.

01:04No, he's from Lucknow.

01:06No, ma'am.

01:07I'm from a city where people are crazy about Urdu.

01:13What?

01:14Look, sir.

01:15They're all ignorant.

01:18They don't know.

01:20In my city, the word Urdu is at its peak.

01:24By the way, guess which city it could be.

01:26Sir, it could be Lucknow.

01:28They're saying it's Lucknow.

01:29If they say it's Lucknow, then it's not a city.

01:31Break the poem.

01:33Even Himachal has good Urdu.

01:35Himachal.

01:36Sir, you're taking the names of those cities

01:39that have been in Urdu for 60-70 years.

01:44What?

01:45In our city, the Urdu relation is 400 years old.

01:51400 years?

01:52Tell us the name of the city.

01:54Don't put us in a dilemma.

01:56My city is Gujranwala.

01:58Gujranwala?

01:59Gujranwala?

02:00I've told you before.

02:01I've told you before.

02:05But, sir, Gujranwala wasn't there 400 years ago.

02:09But, Arzu, why are you calling him sir?

02:12I'm lucky that you didn't have to go through all the trouble.

02:19Now that you're here,

02:21you've brought the poem.

02:23So, sir, please present it.

02:24Look, don't you take a bus from Gujranwala?

02:28No, from Adda.

02:29No, from Chikkad.

02:31If a poet is hungry,

02:33he can eat Diwan and drink water from it.

02:36Mr. Poet,

02:37isn't Gujranwala the city of wrestlers?

02:41Mrs. Malaika, you're right.

02:44He doesn't look like a TV patient to you.

02:47He looks like a wrestler to you.

02:49So, what will you present now?

02:51Sir, look...

02:52Come on, present it.

02:53Present something, please.

02:54Present it.

02:55For the sake of the atmosphere.

02:56Wow.

02:57Wow.

02:58Wow.

02:59Come on, present it.

03:01Sir, what is this present?

03:04In Punjabi...

03:05Poets are called with respect.

03:07Come on, present it.

03:08Come on, present it.

03:09We don't say it like that.

03:10More respect.

03:11We say, present it.

03:13Sir, sir, present it.

03:16This is my first poem.

03:18This is the special poem of my life.

03:21Look, when a man goes to the airport,

03:23he washes his legs.

03:24Why?

03:25He washes his legs.

03:27Look, when a man walks,

03:28he says, brother, will you tie my watch?

03:30I'll torture you.

03:32Sir, he is talking nonsense.

03:34Yes, yes.

03:35It's 30-30.

03:42Sir, present it.

03:43Present it.

03:44Please present it.

03:45Mr. Salim, this is your poem, Nazar.

03:48Okay.

03:49The two poets sit behind the poet,

03:51they remain,

03:52they are not seen.

03:54Look, Mr. Salim,

03:55in your praise,

03:56I have this poem.

03:58Because of the need...

03:59I have a request.

04:01You are a poet.

04:02You are the son of such a great writer.

04:04You are sitting with your legs crossed.

04:07I feel like...

04:14Oh, very good.

04:18Sir, if you order,

04:19then put it down.

04:20I can't breathe.

04:22Do it, do it.

04:25Respected poet.

04:26Yes, Dilruba.

04:27Please recite a heart-warming poem.

04:29I mean, like...

04:30Anything.

04:31Anything.

04:32Oh, man.

04:33Even this?

04:36Okay, that poet,

04:37after the poem,

04:38I will throw him out.

04:41You recite it.

04:42Recite it.

04:43I will recite it.

04:44Respected poet.

04:45Yes, yes.

04:46Very good.

04:47Heart-warming poem.

04:48Heart-warming poem.

04:49That poet,

04:50when he enters the poem,

04:51there is a sack behind him.

04:54People will say,

04:55what kind of poem is this?

04:57That poet,

04:58when he wakes up,

04:59he makes his clothes out of his body.

05:01It's like,

05:02when I am going out,

05:03there are three dogs,

05:04they are walking with me.

05:10Yes, please read.

05:11Hangama-e-Dar-Astham.

05:13Wow.

05:14Astham, yes, Astham.

05:15Hangama-e-Dar-Astham Filfore Zarsaleem.

05:19Wow.

05:20Wow.

05:21Wow.

05:22Wow.

05:23Filfore Zarsaleem.

05:24Filfore.

05:25Filfore.

05:26What will be the next line?

05:27I, Filfore Zarsaleem, have bought the shop of ruined investments.

05:34Wow!

05:38From the couplet, it seems that Kibla has to beg from the farmers.

05:43The next couplet is by Agha Majid.

05:46Wow!

05:47Listen to it.

05:48Feel the highest mountains.

05:51Feel the highest mountains.

05:54Feel the mountains.

05:55Feel the highest mountains.

05:58Feel the highest mountains.

06:03Wow!

06:05He is making Mr. Agha dance.

06:08Are you seeing the height?

06:10Yes, I am seeing the height.

06:11Feel the highest mountains.

06:16Feel the highest mountains.

06:25Wow!

06:27Feel the highest mountains.

06:29Very good.

06:31I have understood the meaning of the couplet.

06:34Feel the highest mountains.

06:37Feel the highest mountains.

06:39The next couplet is by Goga and Azeem.

06:44Wow!

06:46I can't bear the life of poverty.

06:49Wow!

06:50I can't bear the life of poverty.

06:52No.

06:53I can't bear the life of poverty.

06:58Wow!

07:02Wow!

07:04I can't bear the life of poverty.

07:07I can't bear the life of poverty.

07:11The next couplet is by Goga and Azeem.

07:19Wow!

07:20Goga and Azeem.

07:23Sir, I have a couplet for Abid Charlie.

07:27Abid Charlie has a couplet for you.

07:29Wow!

07:30Give it to him.

07:32I have a couplet for Abid Charlie.

07:36What?

07:37I have a couplet for Abid Charlie.

07:46Please recite a couplet for Abid Charlie.

07:50I don't understand.

07:51Recite it.

07:53Recite it.

07:54Say it.

07:55Abid..

08:00Say it now.

08:02Okay, this is what Abid Charlie's couplet is.

08:06It will always remind me of Abid Charlie.

08:08It will..

08:12I have doubts that if I marry someone..

08:21I have doubts..

08:23Let's take a short break.

08:24We'll meet after the break.

08:25I belong to a city where people are such that...

08:30Sorry, sir.

08:31I'm going to lie down.

08:32Where there are Urdu lovers everywhere.

08:35Okay.

08:36Sir, I belong to a city where people are...

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