6 Urdu couplets and shers with bewafaa
Bewafa means unfaithful or disloyal, describing someone who betrays trust or abandons commitment in relationships. Unlike words simply meaning dishonesty, bewafa carries emotional weight, implying a broken promise of loyalty. Differs from mere infidelity by encompassing broader betrayal of emotional bonds and devotion. In Urdu poetry and literature, bewafa evokes profound heartbreak, frequently appearing in romantic verses exploring themes of abandonment and shattered affection.
1 / 6: bewafaa
ham kisi fan ki
intihaa to hue
though unfaithful
in this world
at least, we mastered
an art to its pinnacle
Theme: Hopes, Aspirations, & Dreams (40)
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2 / 6: bewafaa
be-mohabbat bewafaa
begaana-e-ahbaab ho
when i told her…
you are unfair, act unfamiliar,
with no love, unfaithful,
a strange friend indeed
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3 / 6: bewafaa
jis ko ho deen-o-dil azeez
us ki gali mein jaaye kyun
yes, she is not a believer
yes, she is unfaithful too
if you so value faith and heart
then why keep going to her street
Theme: Love, Passion, and Longing (132)
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4 / 6: bewafaa
baawafaa jo aaj hain
kal bewafaa ho jaayenge
passion is like the rising sun
and with time, the shade diminishes
those who are loyal today
will become disloyal tomorrow
Theme: Time, Life & Learning (140)
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5 / 6: bewafaa
zid na kar
tu bhi bewafaa ho ja
throw away
the dry flowers of memories
don’t be stubborn
you be unfaithful too
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6 / 6: bewafaa
jo tumhen bhulaa chuka hai
use tum bhi bhool jaao
for how long this obsession over the
unfaithfulness of someone, ‘faraz’
the one who has forgotten you
you should forget them too
Theme: Friends, Family, & Community (151)
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