There is nothing intrinsic to the linguistic attributes of Urdu, or any other language for that matter, that make it exceptionally aesthetically pleasing.
This is not a subjectivist statement about how all art is equally beautifuol- they're not.
The of its assocation thus is that it inherits a centuries long poetic tradition of indo-persian that was then perfected in dehli and.
Aesthetic refinement is also a function of effort and . It is also a function of the world. Today's world is not very conducive to poetry.
The perception of aesthetic refinement requires coherence.
In prose, Hindi literature has doubtless produced giants.