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Priya Malik to Perform at The Camden Club with ‘Ishq Hai’

Acclaimed Indian poet Priya Malik brings her moving show Ishq Hai to London for an intimate evening of verse, emotion, and reflection at The Camden Club.

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Priya Malik to Perform at The Camden Club

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By Nayana AshokMay 30, 2025
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Poetry is an art that transcends language and culture, stirring deep emotions and inspiring reflection. This June, Londoners have the rare opportunity to experience the heartfelt expressions of one of India’s most compelling contemporary poets, Priya Malik. On Sunday, 1 June, Malik will perform her acclaimed piece Ishq Hai at The Camden Club, located at 72-73 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, NW1. This intimate event promises an evening of profound poetry and captivating storytelling, inviting audiences to delve into the many facets of love, life, and human experience through Malik’s uniquely evocative voice.

Priya Malik has become a celebrated figure in the world of South Asian poetry, known for her seamless blend of Hindi, Urdu, and English that enriches her work with cultural depth and lyrical beauty. Her poetry explores themes of love, loss, identity, and empowerment, drawing listeners into a deeply personal yet universally relatable journey. Ishq Hai, which translates to ‘It is Love’, is more than just a title—it is a declaration and exploration of love’s transformative power in all its forms, whether romantic, spiritual, or self-reflective.

The performance at The Camden Club is more than a typical poetry reading; it is an immersive experience powered by the rhythm and emotion of Malik’s words. The venue, known for its warm, inviting atmosphere, offers a perfect setting for audiences to connect intimately with the poet and her craft. From the first line to the last, Ishq Hai promises to move listeners, encouraging them to reflect on their own experiences and the profound impact of love in their lives.

Priya Malik’s poetry resonates especially in today’s world where the complexities of human emotions often remain unspoken. Her ability to capture vulnerability and strength in her verses offers a refreshing and empowering perspective, making Ishq Hai an essential experience for poetry enthusiasts and newcomers alike. Whether you are familiar with South Asian literary traditions or exploring them for the first time, Malik’s performance offers a bridge between cultures and hearts.

For those interested in attending, tickets and more details are available on The Camden Club’s website at www.thecamdenclub.co.uk. Don’t miss this chance to witness a truly inspiring poet in action and immerse yourself in a night where words become a powerful celebration of the human spirit.

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