The great lyricist of Bollywood, being a Hindu, considered himself ‘Muslim’, became famous with the first song written on Shri Krishna

New Delhi: There are some names in the world of Hindi cinema and literature, which do not fade over time, but shine even more. The one whom we are talking about is the shining star of Hindi cinema. He has written many memorable songs for Hindi films. The poems, songs and stories that she has written in many languages like Urdu, Punjabi, Khadiboli and Hindi go straight into the heart. We are talking about lyricist Gulzar, who consider themselves as ‘culture Muslims’.

Gulzar’s poetry, songs and partition in the nazams, the fragrance of the streets of Delhi and the shadow of Ghalib’s works are found. He himself said in an interview that he considers himself a ‘culture Muslim’, because he has adulteration of both Hindi and Urdu. This thing is also visible in his writing. He started as a lyricist in 1963 with Bimal Roy’s film ‘Bandini’, in which the song ‘Mora Gora Rang Lile’, still looks as innocent and darker as it would probably then. After this, he wrote one beautiful songs. The list is very long but ‘Tere Bina Zindagi Se Koi Shikwa’, ‘Kajrare Kajrare’ and ‘Chaiya Chaiya’ are three such songs that introduce different colors of Gulzar’s pen. In his writing, the journey from the streets of Ballimaran of Delhi to the trains of Mumbai is felt.

Sampuran Singh Kalra is the real name

Born on 18 August 1934 in Jhelum (now Pakistan), Gulzar’s real name is Sampoorna Singh Kalra. They still bind people with their simplicity, sensitivity and depth of words. But if Gulzar’s life can be understood deeply from any one perspective, then that is his daughter Meghna Gulzar! Meghna (whose love name is Boski), who is a successful film director, has told many times on public forums that his father not only played the role of a great writer or lyricist, but also lived life like a responsible and sensitive parent.