Rekhta Pin Badges

Rekhta Pin Badges

Dilkash: For someone who is charming and captivating.
Funkar: For someone who lives and breathes creativity.
Zaheen: For someone who is intelligent and insightful.
Noor: For someone who radiates light and positivity.
Shiddat: For someone who feels with passion and intensity.
Musafir: For someone who loves to explore new places.
Aaftab: For someone who radiates energy like the sun.
Shaheen: For someone who soars high with strength and vision.
Dil-e-Nadaan: "Dil-e-Nadaan" is a phrase that translates to "Innocent Heart" or "Naive Heart" in English. It is best for someone having a tender and innocent heart.
Khana-Badosh: "Khana-Badosh" is an Urdu term that can be translated to "Nomad" or "Wanderer" in English. Suitable for a person who roams from place to place without a fixed home, often leading a life of travel or adventure.
Rashk-e-Qamar: "Rashk-e-Qamar" combines two Urdu words. "Rashk" can be translated to "Envy" or "Jealousy," while "Qamar" means "Moon." Together, it could signify the jealousy of the moon, possibly symbolizing the feeling of envy towards someone's beauty or charm. It's best to gift to someone who can make the moon jealous of them with their beauty.
Khush Mizaaj: "Khush Mizaaj" is an Urdu phrase that translates to "Cheerful" or "Good-natured" in English. It describes someone with a pleasant and cheerful disposition.
Dil Phenk: "Dil Phenk" is an Urdu phrase that translates to "Heart Throw" in English. It could imply someone who easily gives away their heart, best for someone who has a tendency to fall in love or get emotionally attached quickly.

The first badge showcases the great Jaun Elia with his famous phrase "Waah Waah," which expresses his appreciation for the beauty of words.

The second badge features Sahir Ludhianvi with his powerful message of "Inquilab," which means "revolution," and represents his revolutionary spirit and activism.

The third badge is of the legendary poet Mirza Ghalib with the phrase "Subhanallah," which is an expression of awe and wonder at the beauty of the divine.

The fourth badge features the acclaimed poet and lyricist Javed Akhtar with his signature phrase "Mulaiza Farmaiye," which means "May I request your attention," and reflects his command over language and his ability to capture emotions with words.

The final badge in the set showcases the legendary poet and filmmaker Gulzar with his iconic phrase "Barkhurdar," which means "with respect," and represents his reverence for language and his commitment to excellence.