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Podcast featuring Ashok Sawhny "Sahil"

In this exclusive conversation, Mehran Shah sits down with Ashok Sawhny Sahil, a renowned businessman and celebrated poet.

Tanhayi

Jagaiyo Na Mujhe Yaan̈
Bohot Andhera Hai

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Let’s Think Again Impatience they say,
now holds sway Impatience will bring forth gains,

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Why would you harm invoke?

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