Sagar Nazir Kashmiri lyricist Sagar Nazir makes waves with soulful paddy harvest song, continues to champion Kashmiri language
Srinagar/IBNS: Kashmiri lyricist Sagar Nazir, known for his famous song 'Zoon Mou,' has captured the hearts of his fans once again with his latest offering, 'Boya Aamy Beri Beri Nadas,' a poignant paddy harvest song. Sung by esteemed vocalist Rashida Akther, the song has quickly amassed millions of views on social media, showcasing the enduring appeal of Nazir's compositions.
Hailing from the picturesque Kunzer area in Baramulla district of northern Kashmir, Sagar Nazir has dedicated himself to promoting and preserving the Kashmiri language.
With a deep passion for the Kashmiri language and literature, Nazir has become a leading figure among young poets, critics, cultural activists, translators, and authors in Kashmir.
Nazir's remarkable contributions include compiling 21 books featuring the works of previously unknown and unheard poets from Kashmir, giving them the recognition they deserve.
Through his efforts, these hidden gems have found a platform to showcase their talents and contribute to the rich cultural heritage of Kashmir.
Despite academic challenges, Nazir chose to follow his heart and left school during the 12th grade to pursue his love for poetry. His debut poetry collection, 'Thaer Angnechin,' published in 2014, beautifully captures the essence of Kashmiri heritage and earned him the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar in 2019, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Beyond his own creations, Nazir has also focused on promoting the works of lesser-known poets, many of whom were illiterate or lacked guidance. Through his tireless efforts, he has brought these talents into the spotlight, providing them with the recognition they deserve.
Nazir's songs, including 'Bhaangi Draayokh,' 'Chzaangi Maa Aakhi Chey Praraan Mouj Chhey,' and 'Raji Maliun Trawun Puom,' have resonated deeply with the people of Kashmir and gained popularity on platforms like Radio Kashmir.
He acknowledges renowned Kashmiri singer Aijaz Ahmad Rah for providing him with a platform to showcase his lyrical prowess.
Looking ahead, Nazir remains committed to promoting the Kashmiri language and hopes for its recognition as a classical language. He emphasizes the importance of the new generation embracing and preserving their mother tongue and actively engages in seminars, workshops, and collaborations with cultural institutions to champion the cause of Kashmiri language and culture.
As Nazir prepares for the release of his first collection of Urdu Ghazals, he advises aspiring artists and poets to immerse themselves in literature, appreciating its depth and richness.
He underscores the significance of prioritizing one's mother tongue as a means to make a substantial contribution to the artistic realm.
Sagar Nazir's journey serves as a testament to unwavering dedication and hard work, proving that there are no shortcuts to success in the world of poetry and music.
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