India, March 22 -- Experiencing the magic of Sufi music and poetry, says SAKSHI PRIYA

Some evenings stay with you long after they are over. Jahan-e-Khusrau's 25th edition was one such evening and curated by Muzaffar Ali, has completed 25 years, yet it remains as timeless as the poetry it celebrates. The festival, brought together voices, rhythms, and poetry that felt like something ancient yet deeply relevant. On the opening evening, Naara-e-Mastana by Kanwar Grewal set the tone. His voice, raw and unfiltered, carried the weight of longing that defines Sufi music. There was no hurry, just a quiet surrender to the music.

The second evening belonged to the mesmerising Saiyaan Sajilay, Torey Naina Rasilay, where Manjari Chaturvedi's Kathak...