Ибрагим Ашк

Ibrahim 'ashk'
Ibrahim 'ashk'
Рожденный	20 июля 1951 г. ; Мултанпура, Мандавр, Мадхья -Прадеш , Индия
Died	16 January 2022 (aged 70); Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Other names	Ibrahim Khan Ghauri
Occupation(s)	poet, journalist, actor, lyricist

Ибрагим Хан Гаури (20 июля 1951 года - 16 января 2022 года) был индийским поэтом хинди и урду , журналистом, актером и лириком кино . Он написал под псевдонимом Ashk . Он популярен за свои тексты в дебютном фильме Хритика Рошана « Кахо Наа Пьяар Хай» . Ашк хорошо известен как лирик, и сценарист-писатель некоторых известных фильмов и телевизионных сериалов. Он написал более 700 газалов, которые пели различные популярные певцы Газала, такие как Талат Азиз, Ягджит Сингх, Чандан Дас, Панкадж Удхас, Пеназ Масани, Анурадха Паудхвал, Бхупиндер Митали и другие в 80 -х и 90 -х годах.

Early life and education

Ibrahim Ashk was born on July 20, 1951, at Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. Ashk's early education was at Badnagar, Ujjain district, Madhya Pradesh. He received his B.A. from Indore University in 1973, and his M.A. in Hindi Literature from Indore University in 1974.

Career

A journalist, poet and film writer, he worked for four years with the Daily Indore Samachar, six with Shama and Shushma magazines, and two with Sarita, a Hindi monthly magazine.

Ashk penned the lyrics for a number of songs used in Bollywood films, including "Kaho Naa Pyar Hai", "Koi Mil Gaya", "Janasheen", "Eitbaar", "Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage", "Krrish", "Koi Mere Dil Se Pooche", and "Dhund". He also acted in a serial penned by himself.

Amidst his busy schedule, he took little time out to share his experience and guide the upcoming talent in the Bollywood industry. He organised monthly Lyrics Writing Workshops in Mumbai.^[1]

Death

Ashk died of complications from COVID-19 in Mumbai on 16 January 2022, at the age of 70.^[2]

Literary contributions

Ilham – 1991
Aagahi – 1996 (Collection of Poems)
Karbala – 1998 (Historical Elegy)
Andaz-e-Bayan Aur – 2001 (Critical appreciation and explanation of Mirza Asad-ullah Khan `Ghalib’)
Tanqidi Shaoor – 2004 (Work on Bedil, Hafiz, Ghalib, Iqbal, Firaq Gorakhpuri and different literary subjects)

Awards and accolades

U.P. Urdu Academy Award – 1991
All India Benzer Award – 1992
Maharashtra Hindi Patrakar Sangh Award – 2000 (for Best Lyrics)
Tata Group of Magazine AV Max Award – 2000 (for Best Lyrics of the year 2000)
Ujjain's Sahitya Seva Samman – 2001 (Presented by Shri Shiv Mangal Singh Suman, Ex-Vice Chancellor of Vikram University, Ujjain)
Ghalib Award – 2003 (of the Journal `Intesaab’ Sirong, M.P.)
Kalidas Samman – 2003 (of M.P. Sadbhawana Manch)
Kabir Samman – 2003 (of Gunjan Kala Sadan, Jabalpur, M.P.)
Majrooh Award – 2004 (of Majrooh Academy, Mumbai)
Hindi-Urdu Sahitya Academy Award – 2004 (Lucknow, U.P.)
Star Dust Award for Best Lyrics – 2004 (Presented by World Fame Artist Shri M.F.Hussain)

References

^ "Acclaimed lyricist will share tips on songwriting in a three-day workshop". Mid-Day Infomedia Ltd. Retrieved 12 April 2016.
^ Press Trust of India (16 January 2022). "Lyricist-poet Ibrahim Ashk dies of Covid-19 complications". Retrieved 16 January 2022 – via Business Standard.

External links

Ibrahim Ashk discography at Discogs
Ibrahim Ashk at IMDb

[:0-1] "Acclaimed lyricist will share tips on songwriting in a three-day workshop". Mid-Day Infomedia Ltd. Retrieved 12 April 2016.

[2] Press Trust of India (16 January 2022). "Lyricist-poet Ibrahim Ashk dies of Covid-19 complications". Retrieved 16 January 2022 – via Business Standard.

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