Rahat Indori

[Vikki]

What I like about him is he doesn't seem to have traces of outsiders...He looks like a Dalit from South India...Urdu poets generally have these middle eastern features..he is the first Urdu poet who looks original indian( the africans who came down to India 40,000 years ago)..arguably he is the most famous shayar in sub continent now

 

[Mangus Ortus Novem]

Dear God....

 

[khansaheeb]

He looks typical Indian.

 

[Vikki]

 

[fitpOsitive]

What I like about him is he doesn't seem to have traces of outsiders...He looks like a Dalit from South India...Urdu poets generally have these middle eastern features..he is the first Urdu poet who looks original indian( the africans who came down to India 40,000 years ago)..arguably he is the most famous shayar in sub continent now

Kia kehnay Rahat Sahab, kia kehnay....pta tu chalay aasteen main kia kia hai....

Subhanallah kia kehnay...wah

Meet another Indian origin Pakistani dark skinned poet.
Skin really doesn't matter. As Iqbal said:
Aik hi saf main Khary hogaey Mehmood o ayyaz, (All stood in one line in front of Allah)
Na koi banda raha na koi banda nawaz. (and everyone was equal, no master, no slave)

 

[Amavous]

He is a good poet. His Urdu diction is simple and easy to understand as compared to the poets of Pakistan. His choice of subjects is also very good. He surely is one of the best Urdu poets out of India at the present time.

How he looks is none of anybody's concern. His thoughts and word are beautiful that's what matters.

 

[khail007]

What I like about him is he doesn't seem to have traces of outsiders...He looks like a Dalit from South India...Urdu poets generally have these middle eastern features..he is the first Urdu poet who looks original indian( the africans who came down to India 40,000 years ago)..arguably he is the most famous shayar in sub continent now

If I am not wrong, he is from Indore somewhere near Bhopal.
I met him in Dubai almost more than decade ago when he was here for some poetic symposium.
He gifted me his poetic book signed by him, which I think I misplaced somewhere in my home.

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

arguably he is the most famous shayar in sub continent now