Sahir Ludhianvi - Famous Works

Famous Works

  • English translations of Sahir's poetry: LUDHIANVI, Sahir (1921–1980)
  • SHADOWS SPEAK tr. with intro. Khwaja Ahmad Abbas {Abbas, Khwaja Ahmad} pref. Sajjad Zaheer {Zaheer, Sajjad} English text only. P.P.H. Bookstall (Bombay) 129pp (intro. 7–12) 1958 paper only.
  • THE BITTER HARVEST tr. Rifat Hassan {Hassan, Rifat} Urdu & English texts. Aziz Publishers (Lahore) 169pp (pref. i–iii) 1977 cloth only.
  • SORCERY/ (Sahir) tr. with pref. Sain Sucha {Sucha, Sain} Urdu & English texts. Vudya Kitaban Forlag (Sollentuna, Sweden) 114pp (pref. 1–6, essay in Urdu 106–114) 1989 paper only.
  • Gaata jaye Banjara – A Collection of film lyrics

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