| Thumb | Song Heading | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Actor | Film (Year) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Na Tha Kuch To Khuda Tha | Jagjit Singh | Mirza Ghalib | Mirza Ghalib (TV Series) (1988) | Ghazals |
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Comments on song "Na Tha Kuch To Khuda Tha"
nimrah7 on May 06, 2009
buht khaub!! khuda r bnday kay darmiya ka fark ek lafz "may" may istrhan byan kia hay goya darya ko kozay may bnd kardia ho!! awsum!!! one of ma favourites!! :)
buht khaub!! khuda r bnday kay darmiya ka fark ek lafz "may" may istrhan byan kia hay goya darya ko kozay may bnd kardia ho!! awsum!!! one of ma favourites!! :)
Fahad Razzaque on May 22, 2009
an excellent pice of poetry which is priceless and the poetry of ghalib is matchless.
Fahad Razzaque
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an excellent pice of poetry which is priceless and the poetry of ghalib is matchless.
Fahad Razzaque
0331-3541516
sbreyaz on May 23, 2009
no match.
one and only Ghalib.
no match.
one and only Ghalib.
Apukaka on June 10, 2009
dude what is point of posting your number here.
dude what is point of posting your number here.
omar445s on August 30, 2009
Defines the philosophy of this world and defines why ghalib is rank the among the best of World Poets.
Defines the philosophy of this world and defines why ghalib is rank the among the best of World Poets.
aziee4u on August 30, 2009
Thanks for your comments and I appreciate your Imagination about MIRZA GHALIB ASAD ULLAH KHAN GHALIB.
Thanks for your comments and I appreciate your Imagination about MIRZA GHALIB ASAD ULLAH KHAN GHALIB.
Fahad Razzaque on January 07, 2010
so touching music poetry n voice
so touching music poetry n voice
capfpaz on April 18, 2010
Even though he came from a rich background,Ghalibs life was tormented and sorrowful.His wife was ruthless,his children died in their infancy,he never earned a living and was in debt even till his death.That's why he writes'hua jab gham se youn be-hiss to gham kya sar ke katne ka'[i've had so much of despair in my life that now even the worst troubles don't bother me] Indeed beautiful poetry that speaks about the ugly realities of L-I-F-E!
Even though he came from a rich background,Ghalibs life was tormented and sorrowful.His wife was ruthless,his children died in their infancy,he never earned a living and was in debt even till his death.That's why he writes'hua jab gham se youn be-hiss to gham kya sar ke katne ka'[i've had so much of despair in my life that now even the worst troubles don't bother me] Indeed beautiful poetry that speaks about the ugly realities of L-I-F-E!
123DrSolution on April 28, 2010
...you are a person of Deep thoughts...how well interpreted...now i understand it more clearly...Thank you so much.
...you are a person of Deep thoughts...how well interpreted...now i understand it more clearly...Thank you so much.
capfpaz on May 01, 2010
Dear friend,to appreciate someone is the hardest thing to do and that says that you must be a better person than me.thank you.
Dear friend,to appreciate someone is the hardest thing to do and that says that you must be a better person than me.thank you.
naxi4u on August 15, 2010
Such a beautiful and heart touching lines.muwahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Such a beautiful and heart touching lines.muwahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
John Ditta on August 29, 2010
beautifullly sung & acted is a miracle of music.
johnditta
beautifullly sung & acted is a miracle of music.
johnditta
shradhapati singh on December 16, 2010
iF THERE WAS NOTHING gOD WOULD EXIT iF THERE VWAS NOTHING gOD OLY WOULD EXIT-mY EXISTENCE HAS LET ME DOWN -iF I DID NOT EXIST WHAT WOULD I BE
iF THERE WAS NOTHING gOD WOULD EXIT iF THERE VWAS NOTHING gOD OLY WOULD EXIT-mY EXISTENCE HAS LET ME DOWN -iF I DID NOT EXIST WHAT WOULD I BE
aziee4u on December 16, 2010
Thanks a lot for your sweet comments.
Thanks a lot for your sweet comments.
ibnraza on December 28, 2010
No doubt,a masterpiece created when remarkable poetry of Mirza Ghalib is given voice of Jagjit Singh.But one must admit a very high standard of acting as exhibited by Mr.Naseer-Ud-Din Shah.Just watch the expressions in this video.
No doubt,a masterpiece created when remarkable poetry of Mirza Ghalib is given voice of Jagjit Singh.But one must admit a very high standard of acting as exhibited by Mr.Naseer-Ud-Din Shah.Just watch the expressions in this video.
zufatanz on January 06, 2011
ghazal exists TASAWWUF,,,,,,,,,,,,muzaffargeete
ghazal exists TASAWWUF,,,,,,,,,,,,muzaffargeete
zufatanz on January 06, 2011
ghazal contains TASAWWUF,,,,,,,,,,,muzaffargeete
ghazal contains TASAWWUF,,,,,,,,,,,muzaffargeete
DrDhakna on February 26, 2011
There are two 'Kuch' in the misra. The first 'Kuch' means, the entire universe, the galaxies, the moons, the stars, the skies and ALL creation (made by God). The second 'kuch' means the Mirza 'himself' as he compares himself with the first the 'kuch' and implies that he is like a grain of sand in front of ALL creation that God has made.
Now Listen to the Shair again with 2 separate meanings of kuch n feel the helplessness and agony of Mirza.
This poetry is out of this world!!
There are two 'Kuch' in the misra. The first 'Kuch' means, the entire universe, the galaxies, the moons, the stars, the skies and ALL creation (made by God). The second 'kuch' means the Mirza 'himself' as he compares himself with the first the 'kuch' and implies that he is like a grain of sand in front of ALL creation that God has made.
Now Listen to the Shair again with 2 separate meanings of kuch n feel the helplessness and agony of Mirza.
This poetry is out of this world!!
Farid Ahmad Khan on March 07, 2011
Duboya mujkko hone ne na hota to kya hota ,,,,,,,,woh kya bat hai ,,,
Duboya mujkko hone ne na hota to kya hota ,,,,,,,,woh kya bat hai ,,,
Abbasi Iftikhar on March 19, 2011
what would have gone wrong if I didn't exist.
what would have gone wrong if I didn't exist.
khwarinn2 on April 28, 2011
first misra had double meaning..it could mean that when i was nothing i was god.and if i was nothing i would have been god meaning as in sufism or in pantheism god is everywhere we are his reflection. god was always there.it can also mean the more easily understood meaning: when there was nothing there was god and if there had been nothing there would have been god
first misra had double meaning..it could mean that when i was nothing i was god.and if i was nothing i would have been god meaning as in sufism or in pantheism god is everywhere we are his reflection. god was always there.it can also mean the more easily understood meaning: when there was nothing there was god and if there had been nothing there would have been god
mirkali on May 06, 2011
.You have made very nice comments; even though, it seems Ghalib lived a sad life but in reality he experienced life in much deeper sense than very many people did or may do in future---this made his life much more richer than we can imgaine of. Facing the ugly realities speaking of it in such a respectful way without demeaning life itself and its Creator was perhaps hallmark of Ghalib's style. How rare we find this happening! I am speechless.
.You have made very nice comments; even though, it seems Ghalib lived a sad life but in reality he experienced life in much deeper sense than very many people did or may do in future---this made his life much more richer than we can imgaine of. Facing the ugly realities speaking of it in such a respectful way without demeaning life itself and its Creator was perhaps hallmark of Ghalib's style. How rare we find this happening! I am speechless.
mirkali on May 07, 2011
DrDhakna , thanks for presenting the hidden many meanings of this poetry. This art was the signature of the great poets and sufis of that time. The blessings of colonialism brought a wave in India when parents would not send their children but to convent schools only. Even though I do not deny the benefits of this, yet losing the connection with our own history and language was the price we paid...
DrDhakna , thanks for presenting the hidden many meanings of this poetry. This art was the signature of the great poets and sufis of that time. The blessings of colonialism brought a wave in India when parents would not send their children but to convent schools only. Even though I do not deny the benefits of this, yet losing the connection with our own history and language was the price we paid...
mirkali on May 07, 2011
.We now correct Shakespeare at the expense of our inability understannd the wisdom and the spirituality that was at our doorsteps. I hope people like you may keep these legends alive. Thanks.
.We now correct Shakespeare at the expense of our inability understannd the wisdom and the spirituality that was at our doorsteps. I hope people like you may keep these legends alive. Thanks.
MoonBHAA on May 10, 2011
I wonder what it would be like to smoke a joint with Ghalib.
I wonder what it would be like to smoke a joint with Ghalib.
malikyork on May 10, 2011
The first interpretation does not fit in with the rest of the verses.
The first interpretation does not fit in with the rest of the verses.
malikyork on May 10, 2011
The first interpretation does not fit in with the rest of the verses.
The first interpretation does not fit in with the rest of the verses.
ahmedzahir12345 on May 13, 2011
nothing except your mum would have sad.
nothing except your mum would have sad.
bilalkhan86 on May 17, 2011
Huwi Muddat k GHALIB marr gaya per yaad atta hai.
Still alive in our Hearts...
Huwi Muddat k GHALIB marr gaya per yaad atta hai.
Still alive in our Hearts...
sumeet2013 on July 11, 2011
I salute u 4 ur profound comprehension. your first/former interpretation of first misra is absolutely correct because latter lines support the same thought! GOD BLESS U N KEEP IT UP.
I salute u 4 ur profound comprehension. your first/former interpretation of first misra is absolutely correct because latter lines support the same thought! GOD BLESS U N KEEP IT UP.
Mukesh Kumar on August 01, 2011
Nice explanation mate, but in my opinion, first explanation is more appropriate here. Because, after first misra he says: "Duboya mujhko honay ne, Na hota mein tau kya hota".
Nice explanation mate, but in my opinion, first explanation is more appropriate here. Because, after first misra he says: "Duboya mujhko honay ne, Na hota mein tau kya hota".
queennikki01 on August 12, 2011
so inspirational ghazal. very deep meaning and feels like the soul was being touch by angel. i am so inspired with this whole ghazal. thank you for sharing.
so inspirational ghazal. very deep meaning and feels like the soul was being touch by angel. i am so inspired with this whole ghazal. thank you for sharing.
amit anand on August 19, 2011
kya baat hai...wonderfully explained sir. thank you.
kya baat hai...wonderfully explained sir. thank you.
amit anand on August 19, 2011
kya baat hai...wonderfully explained sir. thank you.
kya baat hai...wonderfully explained sir. thank you.
Sohrob Niaz on September 04, 2011
My mom loves this but I h8 it
My mom loves this but I h8 it
786vinay on September 12, 2011
Greatest penning on God ever to appear for mankind
Greatest penning on God ever to appear for mankind
parshiwal887 on October 10, 2011
great man passed away today.. God bless you sir, jagjit singh sahb...
great man passed away today.. God bless you sir, jagjit singh sahb...
Harry Agnostic on October 11, 2011
Beautifully explained. Thank you.
Beautifully explained. Thank you.
nasirsuper100 on October 11, 2011
Deeply saddened to know about the demise legend king , condolences to his behalf Chitra ,tragedies have been a constant companion of her ,she lose her offspring earlier and now more one irreplaceable ultimate loss, she suffered. May God give her strength in this moment of this great grief .
Deeply saddened to know about the demise legend king , condolences to his behalf Chitra ,tragedies have been a constant companion of her ,she lose her offspring earlier and now more one irreplaceable ultimate loss, she suffered. May God give her strength in this moment of this great grief .
khwarinn2 on October 12, 2011
A huge loss indeed.As a young man i grew up listening to his ghazals along with my friends in Karachi.He will always bring me memories of my college days, and my obsession with Ghalib at that time.His ghazals ,especially Ghalib ghazals that he sang had a huge impact on me personally, and gave color to my life and many other young men like me at that time.Thankyou sir
A huge loss indeed.As a young man i grew up listening to his ghazals along with my friends in Karachi.He will always bring me memories of my college days, and my obsession with Ghalib at that time.His ghazals ,especially Ghalib ghazals that he sang had a huge impact on me personally, and gave color to my life and many other young men like me at that time.Thankyou sir
parag talatia on October 12, 2011
R. I .P . JAGJITSINGH ALWAYS LOVE HIMM
R. I .P . JAGJITSINGH ALWAYS LOVE HIMM
mazharimahmood1 on October 17, 2011
A greatest legend of Gazal died, I loved his Gazals, since last 10 years had been listing him almost everyday, I was so saddened by his death, that i saw him in my dream, the very next day of his death, in the dream i am telling Jagjit that " i am excusing that I could not attend his live shows, and wanted to see him personally ". He was not only a good singer, but a good person, that's what was said by, Lata Mangeshker in an Interview to BBC. My personal condolences to Chitra Jee.
A greatest legend of Gazal died, I loved his Gazals, since last 10 years had been listing him almost everyday, I was so saddened by his death, that i saw him in my dream, the very next day of his death, in the dream i am telling Jagjit that " i am excusing that I could not attend his live shows, and wanted to see him personally ". He was not only a good singer, but a good person, that's what was said by, Lata Mangeshker in an Interview to BBC. My personal condolences to Chitra Jee.
Rajiv Puri on November 01, 2011
Mr Dhurandhar you explained it rightly
Mr Dhurandhar you explained it rightly
drfkhanmd on December 06, 2011
If I had been able to meet Ghalib, I would say Asalam Alaikum and take silence forever serving my time just listening to him.
If I had been able to meet Ghalib, I would say Asalam Alaikum and take silence forever serving my time just listening to him.
m3ddichughtai on December 28, 2011
@ ,, khwarinn2... It mean k ONLY ALLAH deserved to Be SOMEthing Human Beings are nothing Who is thing that he is SOMETHING then his recession STarts ,, or zano mein hi sab milta hia matlb khuda k agy jhuk k rehna chahye .. jo aapka matlb tha us pe ghalib pe fatwa lag sakta tha .. :) kher apni apni soch k mutabik insaan matlb nikalta hai tashreeh to ghalib ne khud hi theek jante hn gy .. :)
@ ,, khwarinn2... It mean k ONLY ALLAH deserved to Be SOMEthing Human Beings are nothing Who is thing that he is SOMETHING then his recession STarts ,, or zano mein hi sab milta hia matlb khuda k agy jhuk k rehna chahye .. jo aapka matlb tha us pe ghalib pe fatwa lag sakta tha .. :) kher apni apni soch k mutabik insaan matlb nikalta hai tashreeh to ghalib ne khud hi theek jante hn gy .. :)
IShqSufiana on January 01, 2012
According to poet Nazm:
The author has composed this verse according to the the Sufistic view: that is, When I was nothing, I was God, and having become something, I became alienated from my origin, and to become separate from that benevolent origin turned out to be bad for me.
According to poet Nazm:
The author has composed this verse according to the the Sufistic view: that is, When I was nothing, I was God, and having become something, I became alienated from my origin, and to become separate from that benevolent origin turned out to be bad for me.
IShqSufiana on January 01, 2012
According to Hali:
In an entirely new manner he has given non-existence priority over existence, and through a strange expectation he has expressed a longing for complete nonexistence. The meaning of the first line is apparent. In the second line, apparently the thought is expressed, If I did not exist, then what harm would it be?
According to Hali:
In an entirely new manner he has given non-existence priority over existence, and through a strange expectation he has expressed a longing for complete nonexistence. The meaning of the first line is apparent. In the second line, apparently the thought is expressed, If I did not exist, then what harm would it be?
IShqSufiana on January 01, 2012
According to Hali(contd):
But the speaker's intent is, If I did not exist, it would be worth seeing what thing I would be-- which means, I would be God. Because in the first line it has already been said, If I were nothing, then I would be God.
According to Hali(contd):
But the speaker's intent is, If I did not exist, it would be worth seeing what thing I would be-- which means, I would be God. Because in the first line it has already been said, If I were nothing, then I would be God.
tarunsharma72 on April 02, 2012
I remember watching this serial on DD religiously, the day this last episode came...i didnt had food and wept for hours as if i lost a dear one in actual
I remember watching this serial on DD religiously, the day this last episode came...i didnt had food and wept for hours as if i lost a dear one in actual
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very sensitive heart touching lines.Ghalib is matchless!