Interfering in Other Matters may seem like an act of kindness, but history and literature show it often leads to unexpected consequences. Abu’l Fazl Siddiqi’s Urdu story Muft Ki highlights how good intentions can quickly become costly mistakes, reminding us to think twice before stepping into others’ conflicts. The Story Behind the Lesson Interfering in … Read more
Marriage counselling does not always happen in an office with a professional therapist. Sometimes, it begins with the witty comments, sarcastic advice, and bittersweet experiences of married people around us. Young men often wonder why the happiest people suddenly turn into philosophers the moment marriage is mentioned. They will smile at your joy, then quietly … Read more
The Art of Happiness is not just a philosophical idea but a practical necessity of human life. Every culture, every era, and even modern science agrees that a happy person lives longer, healthier, and more meaningful years than one trapped in constant misery. When we smile, laugh, and share joy, we are not simply expressing … Read more
Laugh more or less — this simple choice has a deeper impact on life than most of us realise. Laughter is a universal language, a natural human expression that connects hearts, dissolves barriers, and even eases pain. But like all things in life, it has two sides. While laughter can be a source of joy, … Read more
Married Life Problems are a universal constant, regardless of how modern or technologically advanced the world becomes. Whether it’s the rising cost of groceries, the unpredictable electricity bill, or your wife’s sudden mood swings — the struggle is real. However, when these struggles are narrated with humour, wit, and a hint of sarcasm, they become … Read more
Satire on baldness is not merely about poking fun at hair loss; it often becomes a deeper commentary on society’s obsession with appearance. Krishan Chander, one of Urdu literature’s most brilliant satirists, explores this theme masterfully in his essay “Ganja” (“The Bald One”), part of his collection Dasht-e-Khayal. Through self-mockery and social critique, he turns … Read more
Humorous Urdu hunting story is not just about laughter—it’s a powerful mirror that reflects our cultural, social, and literary pretensions. One such masterpiece is “Sher Ka Shikar”, a delightful satirical tale written by the legendary Urdu writer Ibn-e-Safi. Known widely for his gripping spy novels, Ibn-e-Safi’s lesser-known yet brilliant contribution to humorous literature shows that … Read more
Urdu intellectual humour is a unique genre that beautifully balances laughter with deep reflection. Unlike ordinary jokes or surface-level comedy, this style of humour stems from an insightful understanding of society, language, and human nature. It is satire crafted with elegance, wit forged in thought, and humour that leaves a lasting impact. Sadly, the brilliance … Read more
Art of tone in communication is not just a subtle skill — it’s a powerful social currency. We often assume that words carry meaning, but as Dr. Fayyaz Ahmed Faizi cleverly reveals in his humorous essay Andaz-e-Bayan Aur, it is the manner of speech that makes or breaks the message. A compliment may warm the … Read more
Funny horse riding story is not just about laughter — it’s a blend of absurd ambition, comic misfortune, and sharp social satire. One such classic from Urdu literature is “Ghorey Ki Sawari” by Haji Laq Laq, a brilliant piece that captures the spirit of foolish dreams crashing into the wall of reality — quite literally, … Read more
