Urdu / Hindi Shayari Popularity in the Recent Era
Hindi and Urdu are the two major languages used in many Indian and Pakistani parts today Shayari gives a feeling to the languages spoken in hindi & urdu. Shayari can be defined as a poem in which a person describes its feeling in rhythmic form and since the day the shayari was invented its popularity has continued to grow constantly
Shayri has been a great hit in countries like India and Pakistan and in these two countries the only persons which pull crowd even greater in number than politicians are Shayri makers Shayri has been best suited and divided in several categories to suit every life style of a person. Shayris are of sad shayri, love shayri, romantic shayri, friendship shayri and many such shayris. People of all ages share Shayri even on SMS.
Even today in world of concerts, there are even held shayri entertainment programs in which Hindi/Urdu shayri is enjoyed with full extent by people The reason why shyari is so popular is mainly due to they allow a person to explain the content of its heart in a sweet rhythmic poem, the same content which he/she is unable to mention directly to another person Love shayri: love shayri are the most loved among shyari categories When two persons fall in love there is a bond which is called Love Shayri. Adding more to popularity of shayri are love shayri and these are shared in very large numbers among young couples over SMS’s
Love Shayri is found in any book shops. Expressing the feeling of your heart is Love shayri. Friendship shayri: Everybody knows well how important friends are in a person’s life Without friends life is meaningless Friendship shayri is having friends which are important in life. Sharing shyaries over the phone via SMS is the second most popular shyari type. The most relaxing moment of a persons life is laughter which is loved and forgets your worries. The third most popular shayri is the funny shayri.
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