Writers & creators

Shayari, naat and the caption you cannot get right.

Poetry & naat performs rather than reads out — and for everything else, she writes in the language and register your audience actually uses.

Performed, not recited flat

Ask for a naat, hamd, nasheed or lori and she sings it with taranum and real pauses. Ask for a ghazal or a nazm and she recites it with the weight in the right place. She looks up known verse rather than inventing something that merely sounds close.

Writing for an audience that speaks your language

• Captions and posts in Roman Urdu that read the way people actually write, not translated English.
• Scripts and voiceovers, with the rhythm of the language they will be spoken in.
• A verse explained — what it means, and why that particular word.
• The same idea rewritten for a different register, from formal Urdu to something casual.

What she will not perform

Filmi, pop and commercial songs are declined in every mode, including when you paste the lyrics in yourself. She says so in one line, offers a naat, hamd, nasheed, lori or shayari instead, and moves on without lecturing you.

Attribution matters

When she gives you a known poet's verse, it is theirs. Check attribution before you publish anything under your own name.

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