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Kavinaama

Kavinaama

Released: 2026-03-18
© Kavinaama - The Poetry and Culture Podcast
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71 Episodes
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71 Episodes
Audio
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Released: 2026-03-18
© Kavinaama - The Poetry and Culture Podcast
Most Recent Episode
Rahat Indori: From Fireflies to Scorpions (Metaphors of Resistance)

Rahat Indori: From Fireflies to Scorpions (Metaphors of Resistance)

What does it mean to "create a sun from the acid of a black night"? In this episode, we explore the cinematic and sharp-witted poetry of Rahat Indori. Rahat Sahab was a master of the "Mushaira" stage, known for his thunderous delivery, but beneath the p
Time: 22:09
What does it mean to "create a sun from the acid of a black night"? In this episode, we explore the cinematic and sharp-witted poetry of Rahat Indori. Rahat Sahab was a master of the "Mushaira" stage, known for his thunderous delivery, but beneath the performance lies a deep, intricate layer of social and spiritual metaphors.
Join us as we break down a classic ghazal that covers the entire human experience:
The Struggle: Finding light in the darkest of circumstances.
The Identity: How devotion—whether through Namaz or Tilak—defines us.
The Warning: Why "wings of wax" are the greatest threat to our ambition.
The Cynicism: Dealing with a world where "flowers" are replaced by "scorpions."
Kshitij and Burair navigate the highs and lows of these verses, sharing laughs over the literal translations and finding silence in the weight of the truths Rahat Sahab left behind.
Episode ID: 1000755957541
GUID: 8470aeac-469c-482d-b29a-966dc6cabc7e
Release Date: 18/03/2026, 12:30:00

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Do the names Mirza Ghalib, Shiv Kumar Batalvi, or Mir Taqi Mir stir your soul?
Kavinaama is the essential podcast for exploring the deep, rich culture of the Indian subcontinent through its timeless poetry and literature. Every weekly episode, hosts Kshitij and Burair dive into a specific topic, sharing the best classic and contemporary verses, along with the fascinating cultural anecdotes behind them.
This is not a lecture—it's a celebration. Subscribe now and join the conversation!

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