The world of writers and poets is not for everyone. Their skys have their own color… someone's love in love is red and someone's night in love… These people do not live in this world. They have their own world. Here their words fill color and those who read them are also lost in this sky. Amrita Pritam, a writer who wrote some best novels in Hindi and Punjabi languages, used to live in a similar world. In her thoughts, love was free from every bond and so Amrita was also free…
Amrita Pritam's name was associated with three men, including Sahir Ludhianvi, poet Imroz and husband Pritam. Imroz… who changed her name for Amrita. He became Eros with Inderjeet and Pritam who married Amrita, Amrita was the mother of her child style but she never met Amrita as a wife… and a Sahir… whose picture is put in front of her and she is imagining the face of her future child by putting her picture in front She used to do, and wanted the child's face to meet Sahir.
Amrita's name has been added several times with Sahir. It is even said that Amrita's novel 'Rasidi Ticket', with Sahir, says the story of her love. However, many people believe that Amrita Pritam wrote this book for Imroz. Even today, the question remains that for whom did this book last written… Sahir or Emroz?
It is not an easy task to understand the traits of Amrita's life, but TV 9 made an attempt in this direction. Our fellow experience spoke to his closest friend and Padmashri and Sahitya Akademi Award winning writer Ajit Kaur to know the story of Amrita Pritam and her disputed life closely. Ajit is not only a friend of Amrita, but she knew Amrita Pritam since when Amrita Pritam used to be Kaur. Ajit told a lot in talks with our partner.
Ajit says that this book was written by Amrita for Sahir. Amrita loved Sahir very much. Although. Sahir believed it was different. After stopping the legends that have been going on for years, Ajit said that whatever was there was only from Amrita. Sahir had nothing for him in his heart. Ajit says that Amrita used to say that when she was pregnant, Sahir used to see the picture of Ludhianvi. He had a lot of love for Sahir. The charisma of Sahir's picture was that the child's Nan-Naksh went to Sahir.
Ajit says that Amrita loved Sahir unilaterally. Although there is a lot of talk in the world about their relationship, but Sahir never accepted that he also wanted Amrita. Rather Ajit says that when she questioned Sahir about Amrita, Sahir had said- she keeps saying my name and knows what he gets. All this is unilateral. Ajit also denied this in which it is claimed that Sahir had introduced Amrita to his mother and said that it could have been your daughter -in -law. Ajit says- If someone really loved Amrita, he was two men. One is Inderjeet, who later named his name Emroz, or Amrita's husband Pritam Singh, whose love was never understood by Amrita.
Amrita was married to Pritam, but he had the last love to Inderjeet i.e. Imroz. On the meeting and love story of Amrita and Emroz, Ajit says that Emroz (earlier Inderjeet) used to do Illustration in Urdu magazine Shama. He used to do Amrita's book of Dr. Dev's Illustration. Ajit says that one day Inderjeet called Amrita, then Amrita asked her who you are saying, then Inderjeet said, I am speaking Dev. The story of both started from here. Ajit says that Amrita used to call Emroz as a friend of her son, while both were actually in love.
