Khushal Khattak's poetry is, undoubtedly, very passionate. One of his translated couplets is: "Like a tulip, my body is bloodstained No martyr, ever, is fated to wear a shroud I wore"
Excellent narration. I recall you had written about this in your book, "From Landi-Kotal to Wagah", and this is why I kept having flashbacks, as it felt like I had heard about it earlier 😊 And it's all about what legacy one leaves....Khushal Khan vs his son. Enjoyed as always. 👌🏼👍🏼
MY FATHER USE TO TELL ME THAT IN MIANWALI VILLAGES NIAZI PATHANS WILL DEMAND KANJRI DA MUJRA BY KANJRIS OF MIANWALI CITY IN HINDU MARRIAGES A 88 YEARS OLD PUNJABI FROM USA
Sir, I will like to officially submit that at no point should you forget that I was the first person who gave you the title of ‘The Attenborough of Pakistan.’ I have no other claim to fame. In case my request is ignored I shall take legal action.
