Heer Ranjha

Heer Ranjha is a renowned pitiful, romantic tale from Punjab.[1] Other Punjabi romantic tales are Mirza Sahiban and Sohni Mahiwal. 

The story is around two darlings, Heer a delightful town young lady from a rich and respectable family; and Ranjha, a helpless homestead boy. He cared for Water bison having a place with Heer's dad. The two of them fell head over heels however Heer's folks were against their marriage. Heer was hitched forcibly to a rich youngster. Ranjha, exceptionally disheartened by this, turned into a recluse (an individual who lives alone away from others and invests his energy contemplating about God). He later attempted to meet Heer yet he fizzled, and the two of them passed on toward the finish of broken hearts. 

This story has been composed by various authors, on various occasions. The best and most renowned is Heer by the writer Waris Shah written in 1761.[2] Some movies in Punjabi language and Urdu have additionally been made about this story. 

The story is still extremely well known today. Numerous little youngsters and young men who experience passionate feelings for the need to confront the equivalent problems[3] Some individuals accept that there were two genuine youthful sweethearts called Heer and Ranjha, quite a while in the past. They say that they kicked the bucket and were covered together in a burial place close to Jhang, in Punjab.[4] But there is no genuine verification this was so. Be that as it may, All these are known to be fantasy.