19659001 19659002 Rose petals, emotional sher-o-shayari, the noise of harmonium and balanced tabla beats set the state of mind for an unforgettable mehfil at a popular dining place in Jubilee Hills just recently, where the Kun Faya Kun-famed Nizami Bandhu carried out before an intimate event of around 150 visitors. 19659003 Brothers Shadab Faridi Nizami and Sohrab Faridi Nizami turned the night into an immersive sufi experience, with visitors showering increased petals after practically every sher in gratitude. The audience swayed, sang along gently and reacted to every crescendo with loud cheers of ‘wah wah’, recreating the heat and spirit of a timeless qawwali collecting. The intimate baithak-style setting likewise permitted the duo to regularly engage with the audience– sometimes valuing visitors for singing together with them and sometimes playfully teasing them, contributing to the heat of the night. 19459073 Picture credits: Sanjana Pulugurtha 19659006 19459073 < img alt = msid = 19459034 width title = 19459014 placeholdersrc = 19459015 imgsize resizemode = offsetvertical = placeholdermsid = type = class src = 19459041 data-api-prerender = 19459021 > Picture credits: Sanjana Pulugurtha < period data-ua-type = onclick = 19459004 > Nizami Bandhu’s qawwali for the city 19659010 19659011 Allah Hu Allah Hu 19659012 Akhiyan Udeek Diyan Chaap Tilak Yeh Tune Kya Kiya 19659015 Simple Rashke Qamar Kali Zulfon Ke Phande Na Dalo < keyword id = type = weightage = 19459050 keywordseo = 19459051 source = 19459052 > Kun Faya Kun < img alt = msid = 19459055 width title = 19459014 placeholdersrc = imgsize resizemode = offsetvertical = 19459009 placeholdermsid = type = class src = 19459062 data-api-prerender = 19459021 > Picture credits: Sanjana Pulugurtha 19459077 < period data-ua-type = 19459001 onclick = 19459004 > – Biswajit Talukdar 19459077
