India boasts a rich tapestry of creative expression, with the ghazal standing out as one of the most romantic and lyrical forms of poetry. Primarily written in Urdu and Hindi, ghazals beautifully capture emotions of love, separation, and longing in just two lines. Once widely popular in the seventies and early eighties, ghazal evenings have become rare in recent years. To revive and celebrate this soulful art, we present Humrahi, a festival showcasing both renowned maestros and emerging talent in the world of ghazals.