More than eight hundred Hindi poems, written across thirty-five years. A published collection. And fifty songs that came out of them.
I'm Dr Abhishek Srivastava — a scientist by profession, a poet by soul.
I have been writing Hindi poetry for more than thirty-five years, and sharing it publicly for over fifteen — poem by poem, on social media, long before any of it was ever sung. There are more than eight hundred verses, poems and shayaris now.
A hundred of them became a published collection, Dil Ke Sau Rang. In 2025 they started becoming songs. I write every word myself and direct how each one sounds; the technology is an instrument in the room, not the author. How these songs are made →
Let the words sing. Let the melodies speak.
A hundred poems · Kindle
Devotion sits next to heartbreak, satire next to tenderness — not an editorial choice, just how a heart actually works.
Abhi Shayrana Hai Dil
तेरी ज़मीं पे क़दम नहीं मेरे तो क्या हुआ,
तेरे ही नाम से जुड़ी है मेरी हर दुआ।
Written on the page first. It later became Mere Vatan.
Seven moods across 50+ songs. Pick one and the catalogue filters itself.
The album · 2025
Five songs whose words were published as poems before they were ever sung — love that behaves like faith, approached from five directions.
Open the albumA boy writes something about life and does not stop. Eight hundred poems later, he still hasn’t.
A hundred of them collected into a published book — devotion, tenderness, satire, grief, and the ordinary business of being alive.
The first poem to be sung rather than read. Everything since has followed from it.
Five songs, one record — an album built entirely on original Hindi verse.
Ghazals, dance tracks, songs for mothers and fathers and daughters, and an anthem for anyone living between two countries.
