Although Dagh is only a single clever rogue, his enemies too are the most notorious scoundrels handpicked from the entire world.
In this delightfully witty sher, Dagh Dehlvi balances playful self-mockery with confident swagger. While admitting that he is indeed a cunning player in the game of life and love, he justifies his sharpness by pointing out that his rivals are the hand-picked knaves of the entire world. It turns rivalry into a charming contest of wits, where navigating deceit requires matching every clever move with flair.
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