शृंगार· Shringara
01मैं जिसे ओढ़ता-बिछाता हूँ
Main Jise Odhta-Bichata Hoon
Dushyant Kumar
7 verses · ~9 lines · 1 min
Shringara
तुमको निहरता हूँ सुबह से ऋतम्बरा
Tumko Niharata Hoon Subah Se Ritambhara
Dushyant Kumar 1 min read 5 versesग़ज़लghazalऋतम्बरा
5 verses · ~1 min
तुमको निहारता हूँ सुबह से ऋतम्बरा अब शाम हो रही है मगर मन नहीं भरा
ख़रगोश बन के दौड़ रहे हैं तमाम ख़्वाब फिरता है चाँदनी में कोई सच डरा—डरा
पौधे झुलस गए हैं मगर एक बात है मेरी नज़र में अब भी चमन है हरा—भरा
लम्बी सुरंग-से है तेरी ज़िन्दगी तो बोल मैं जिस जगह खड़ा हूँ वहाँ है कोई सिरा
माथे पे हाथ रख के बहुत सोचते हो तुम गंगा क़सम बताओ हमें कया है माजरा
इति
Paired Painting
Echo of Love
In this evocative masterpiece, Hemendranath Mazumdar captures a moment of profound interiority, where the human spirit seems to commune with the silence of nature. The artist, celebrated for his exceptional ability to render the female form with both grace and atmospheric depth, portrays a woman whose posture suggests a gentle hesitation or a lingering memory. Her presence is suffused with a soft, romantic melancholy that defines the signature style of Mazumdar, who navigated the intersection of traditional Indian aesthetics and Western academic techniques. She stands as a bridge between the tangible world and the realm of emotion, her gaze inviting the viewer to contemplate the unspoken echoes of the heart. To behold this painting is to witness the quiet elegance of a bygone era, rendered with a brush that revered the tenderness of the human experience.
Open the viewer →
If this held you
Four more, in the same key.
Chosen for their rasa and their register, not their popularity. Each one carries some part of what Tumko Niharata Hoon Subah Se Ritambhara carries.
