1 Urdu ash'ar / shaayari (shers, couplets) containing the word:
baukhlaa: to panic, and Urdu couplets and shers with baukhlaa
baukhlaa Description:
'Baukhlaa' comes from North Indian colloquial 'Urdu' 'Hindi', likely echoic in origin, suggesting mental scrambling. It denotes sudden loss of composure caused by shock or unexpected truth, more cognitive than emotional. Unlike 'Ghabraa', which centers on fear, or 'Pareshaan', which implies sustained distress, 'Baukhlaa' signals immediate disorientation. It captures a public, visible unraveling, where thoughts trip over themselves before control returns, often momentary, theatrical, and socially contagious in effect and situations.
1 / 1: baukhlaa
sunte hi
baukhlaa gayi duniya
i called
the night a night
hearing this
the world panicked
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