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Woke up to Gulzar sending me his poetry.
— Shireen Azam (@shireenazam) June 3, 2021
Gulzar used to do construction work in Goa. In the last year he has had to flee home (to Jharkhand) twice bcz of unplanned lockdowns & loss of work, in inhumane conditions in trains.
Can we truly hear Gulzar and lakhs like him?😭 pic.twitter.com/kHZCezxaY0
