Gar Mujhe Is Ka Yaqeen Ho | Faiz’s Heart Touching Nazm | Tanhaiyan PTV

Gar Mujhe Is Ka Yaqeen Ho | Faiz Ahmed Faiz | Tanhaiyan & The Golden Era of PTV *There was a time when television was not merely entertainment — it was an event. A time when families gathered around a single television set, conversations paused, and streets seemed to fall silent as another unforgettable PTV drama began.* Those were the golden years of Pakistan Television — when poetry, music, storytelling, and extraordinary performances came together to create memories that have survived for generations. In this special presentation from *Sukhan-e-Anjum (سخنِ انجم)**, we revisit that beautiful era through the timeless poetry of **Faiz Ahmed Faiz (فیض احمد فیضؔ)* and nostalgic visual moments from the legendary PTV drama *Tanhaiyan (تنہائیاں)*. A Poem of Love, Compassion, and the Limits of Consolation *گر مجھے اس کا یقیں ہو، مرے ہمدم مرے دوست* Gar Mujhe Is Ka Yaqeen Ho, Mere Hamdam Mere Dost In this deeply moving nazm, Faiz explores a profound and tender question: Can love, poetry, and words of consolation truly heal another person's suffering? The poem begins with a lover's longing to take away the pain, exhaustion, and sadness of someone dear. Faiz imagines offering comfort through affection, beautiful songs, and stories of love — transforming sorrow into hope. But beneath this romantic tenderness lies a deeper realization. This is what makes Faiz extraordinary. His poetry moves effortlessly between romance and reality, tenderness and resistance, personal affection and the wider human struggle. Remembering Tanhaiyan — When PTV Ruled Our Hearts Few Pakistani television dramas evoke nostalgia quite like Tanhaiyan*, the unforgettable 1985 classic written by **Haseena Moin* and directed by **Shahzad Khalil**. With memorable performances by Shehnaz Sheikh, Marina Khan, Asif Raza Mir, Behroze Sabzwari, Badar Khalil, and an exceptional ensemble cast, Tanhaiyan became much more than a television serial. It became part of our collective memory. Who could forget Zara and Sanya, their laughter, their struggles, their friendships, and the warmth of relationships portrayed with such honesty? And then there was the music. The evocative compositions of *Arshad Mehmood**, together with the unforgettable voice of **Tina Sani* in the wider tradition of Urdu poetry and television music, remind us of a remarkable period when meaningful lyrics, thoughtful melodies, and beautiful poetry occupied a special place in Pakistani cultural life. It was an era when a Faiz nazm, a haunting melody, or a beautifully written television scene could leave an impression that lasted a lifetime. Two Classics, One Emotion Although Gar Mujhe Is Ka Yaqeen Ho was **not originally part of the drama Tanhaiyan**, this video brings together Faiz's poetry and selected visual memories from the drama as a creative, nostalgic tribute. The connection is emotional rather than historical. *Tanhaiyan*, in its own unforgettable way, explored family, friendship, loss, belonging, and the search for happiness. This presentation is an invitation to revisit those evenings when families sat together, the PTV screen illuminated their living rooms, and the outside world seemed to stand still. A Tribute to an Unforgettable Generation This video is dedicated to everyone who remembers the magic of classic PTV dramas, the poetry of Faiz Ahmed Faiz, the musical brilliance of Arshad Mehmood, the soulful singing of Tina Sani, and the cultural richness of Pakistan's television golden age. It is also for a younger generation discovering the extraordinary literary and artistic heritage of Urdu for the first time. *Some dramas end, but their characters live forever. Some poems are written decades ago, yet continue to speak directly to our hearts.* Subscribe to *Sukhan-e-Anjum | سخنِ انجم* for timeless Urdu poetry, classical ghazals, unforgettable nazms, and literary tributes to the artists who shaped our cultural heritage. --- *Credits & Acknowledgments* Poetry: Faiz Ahmed Faiz (1911–1984) Nazm: Gar Mujhe Is Ka Yaqeen Ho / Mere Hamdam Mere Dost Visual inspiration: Tanhaiyan — Pakistan Television (1985) Drama writer: Haseena Moin Drama director: Shahzad Khalil Tanhaiyan music: Arshad Mehmood Tribute presentation: Sukhan-e-Anjum | سخنِ انجم *Note:* This is an independently created poetic tribute. The Faiz nazm was not part of the original Tanhaiyan soundtrack or drama. The references to Tina Sani celebrate her contribution to the broader musical and poetic heritage of the period and do not imply that she performed this nazm for *Tanhaiyan*. Original creative works remain the property of their respective rights holders. #FaizAhmedFaiz #GarMujheIsKaYaqeenHo #MereHamdamMereDost #Tanhaiyan #PTVClassics #GoldenEraOfPTV #TinaSani #ArshadMehmood #HaseenaMoin #MarinaKhan #ShehnazSheikh #UrduPoetry #FaizPoetry #PTVNostalgia #ClassicPakistaniDramas #SukhanEAnjum