Naseer Jhinjhanvi, a prominent resident of Old Delhi and son of the late Urdu poet Mushir Jhinjhanvi, passed away on Thursday at the age of 63 after a prolonged illness. He was laid to rest at the Dilli Gate Qabristan, alongside his father, who had died 36 years earlier. Naseer spent his life in the historic Chitli Qabar Chowk, where his family settled in the 1950s after migrating from Jhinjhana, Uttar Pradesh. Known for his elegant style and love of poetry, he often hosted gatherings in his home, where friends would gather over chai to discuss literature and reminisce about his father's work. Despite facing health challenges, including a kidney transplant with his wife Sabiha as the donor, Naseer maintained a vibrant social life. His home, a blend of traditional architecture and modern comforts, served as a hub for literary conversations. Recently, he expressed joy in discovering a video of his father writing poetry, showcasing the enduring connection to his family's literary legacy.