बाईस-ए-तर्क-ए-मुलाक़ात बताए कोई

Baais-e-Tark-e-Mulaqat Bataye Koi is a ghazal-style track from Lafzon Mein Pyaar (2023), a small independent Hindi feature produced under the Monarch Films banner by writer-producer Ashok Sawhny 'Sahil', who also wrote all the film's lyrics. Directed by Dhiraj Mishra and Raja Randeep Giri, the film released in cinemas on 4 August 2023 and stars veteran actors Anita Raj, Zarina Wahab, and Lalit Parimoo. The song's music is credited jointly to Mehran Shah and Atif Ali, with Mehran Shah understood to also lend his voice to the track, in keeping with the small-crew, overlapping-credits nature typical of the film's independent production. It sits among a set of ghazal-flavoured Urdu-inflected songs written by Sawhny for the soundtrack, reflecting the film's poetic, dialogue-driven romantic register.

Credited jointly to Mehran Shah and Atif Ali, the composition sits in a restrained, classical ghazal register — sparse arrangement built to foreground the vocal delivery and the weight of the Urdu-inflected lyric rather than elaborate instrumentation, consistent with the independent, low-budget scale of the production.

Ashok Sawhny 'Sahil's lyric is built as a classic ghazal-style plea — asking an unnamed 'someone' to explain the 'baais' (cause) behind a 'tark-e-mulaqat' (ending of meetings). The repeated refrain structure and Urdu vocabulary root the song firmly in the ghazal tradition of expressing heartbreak through indirect, courteous questioning rather than direct accusation.

Lafzon Mein Pyaar, produced by Ashok Sawhny 'Sahil' under Monarch Films and directed by Dhiraj Mishra and Raja Randeep Giri, released theatrically on 4 August 2023, featuring an ensemble cast of veteran actors including Anita Raj, Zarina Wahab, Lalit Parimoo, and Sarwar Mir. As producer, writer, and lyricist across the film's soundtrack, Sawhny built the album around a set of ghazal-influenced songs, of which Baais-e-Tark-e-Mulaqat Bataye Koi is one of the principal tracks, reflecting the film's poetry-driven romantic narrative.

As a track from a small independent production, Baais-e-Tark-e-Mulaqat Bataye Koi has modest reach — its official YouTube upload on the 'Ashok Sawhny Sahil' channel has drawn only a few hundred views — but it stands as a representative example of the ghazal-revival niche within small-budget Hindi cinema of the 2020s, where producer-lyricists like Sawhny write full poetic soundtracks outside the mainstream studio system.