Learn Hardcore Hindi: शीर्षक और लेखक ढूँढ़िए।

शीर्षक is a noun meaning title, और is the conjunction and, लेखक is a noun meaning author, and ढूँढ़िए is a polite imperative verb form meaning find / look for.

So the basic pattern is:

title + and + author + find

That sounds backward in English, but it is normal in Hindi because the verb usually comes at the end.

Why does the verb come at the end of the sentence?

Hindi normally prefers subject-object-verb order, unlike English, which usually uses subject-verb-object.

So where English says:

Find the title and author

Hindi naturally says:

Title and author find

That is why ढूँढ़िए comes last.

What kind of verb form is ढूँढ़िए?

ढूँढ़िए is a polite imperative form of ढूँढ़ना (to find / to search for).

It is the form you use when:

speaking respectfully to one person
speaking to more than one person
giving polite instructions
writing textbook directions, notices, or formal commands

So this sentence sounds like a polite instruction, not a rude order.

Is ढूँढ़िए singular or plural?