muhammad iqbal composed the famous song sare jahan se acha.
muhammad iqbal composed the famous song sare jahan se acha.
who composed the famous song sare jahan se acha?
muhammad iqbal
"sare jahan se accha" (urdu:; ), formally known as (urdu:; "anthem of the people of hindustan"), is an urdu language patriotic song for children written by poet muhammad iqbal in the ghazal style of urdu poetry. the poem was published in the weekly journal "ittehad" on 16 august 1904. publicly recited by iqbal the following year at government college, lahore, british india (now in pakistan) it quickly became an anthem of opposition to the british raj. the song, an ode to hindustan—the land comprising present-day bangladesh, india and pakistan, was later published in 1924 in the urdu book bang-i-dara.
sare jahan se accha
he also appeared in the english film, "kim" (1984), based on rudyard kipling's novel "kim", which has peter o'toole as the lead. over the years he has produced several plays, staged at outdoor locations, "sare jahan se acha", "1947 live", "satyamev jayate", stage along the backdrop of hauz khas monument in 1999. previously in 1998, he and his troupe, along with delhi tourism organized the "chaudvin ka chand" festival on a two-km stretch between the historic red fort and fatehpuri mosque in chandni chowk in old delhi.
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