Creatives

A powerful devotional anthem glorifying Lord Shiva as the eternal, compassionate, and fearsome protector who grants liberation and carries the universe’s burdens.

This composition had been waiting in fragments for a long time. When the tragedy of Pahalgam unfolded before the nation, the calm I lived in shattered, and the scattered emotions inside me finally gathered into words and rhythm.

Some prayers are not written, they reveal themselves. What began as a few words of devotion slowly became a presence. In that presence, I did not feel like a writer—I felt like a listener, receiving something beyond thought.

A ghazal reflecting on how childhood darkness quietly shapes a life. Inspired by street children taught survival over innocence, it imagines a young man realizing how his past trapped him in shadows—yet somewhere within, a silent hope still waits for light.

On a quiet summer night in 2004, three brothers sat sharing poetry until dawn. What began as simple conversation slowly turned into a geet about longing, dreams, and waiting—an emotional moment that unknowingly planted the seed of Srihari Brothers.

These verses began as scattered thoughts meant for a ghazal but slowly transformed into chaupais. They reflect a vision of the ideal human — one guided by courage, restraint, knowledge, compassion, and unwavering self-belief on the path toward becoming Purushottam.