Meaning of

gathering of revelers; assembly of those who indulge in wine and merriment

रासिकों की सभा; शराब और आनंद में लिप्त लोगों की बैठक

رندوں کی محفل; شراب اور خوشی میں مگن لوگوں کی مجلس

Persian

Originally, 'majlis-e-rindaan' refers to a gathering of those who indulge in wine and revelry. In poetry, it symbolizes a space of freedom and abandon, where societal norms are suspended, and the soul finds expression in unrestrained joy.

Poets use 'majlis-e-rindaan' to evoke a sense of liberation from societal constraints. It is often depicted as a haven for the soul, where true emotions are laid bare, and the heart speaks freely.

In the 'majlis-e-rindaan', we find a sanctuary for the heart, where joy and sorrow dance in unison.