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Home / Entertainment / Zee Theatre Announces Daag O Hijab A Soulful And Poetic Tribute To Daagh Delvi 390097

Zee Theatre announces Daag-O-Hijab, a soulful and poetic tribute to Daagh Delvi

Zee Theatre has announced its latest teleplay, Daag-O-Hijaab, which is based on an autobiographical chapter from iconic poet Daagh Dehlvi’s life and is a soulful tribute to his poetry and passion. Headlined by actor Shahbaz Khan, it is richly layered...
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Updated At : 02:24 PM Apr 28, 2022 IST
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Zee Theatre has announced its latest teleplay, Daag-O-Hijaab, which is based on an autobiographical chapter from iconic poet Daagh Dehlvi’s life and is a soulful tribute to his poetry and passion. Headlined by actor Shahbaz Khan, it is richly layered with personal anecdotes and will provide an insight into Daagh’s creativity and personality.

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Daag-O-Hijaab also touches upon the lesser-known aspects of Daagh’s life, including his love for courtesan Munni Bai, against the wishes of Nawab Haidar Ali Khan of Rampur.

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Shahbaz Khan plays Daagh with requisite gravitas and fervour supported by a sterling cast of actors including Payal Goga Kapoor, Sufi Sayyad, Hemant Soni, Satyendra Chauhan, Dipti Rajvanshi and Mithilesh Chaturvedi.

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