O masters of literature, you should occasionally listen to ghazals. You may not believe it, but I too have brought vibrant and expressive verses.

This couplet is a gentle yet profound challenge to the critics and scholars of literature. Amrut Ghayal addresses the 'Swamiyon-e-Adab' (masters of literature), suggesting that while they are accustomed to high literary forms, they should also appreciate the beauty and depth found in the ghazal. The poet confidently asserts that he, too, brings poetry—a vibrant, colorful 'bani'—that deserves their attention and recognition.