Zafran Khan knew of Rabiya-Sar Buland being out in the Jungle whole night, and never used that info to his benefit. They could have atleast shown Torsam knowing of Rabiya being in haveli through Zafran and tied the loose ends. Also, Zafran Khan's death had no impact.
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So, the director and editors thought it was important to add this 15 sec long useless drone shot instead of Torsam Khan's brilliant reaction to k!lling Zafran Khan, that would have made the scene so much more impactful. <slow claps>
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Unfortunately, I have to admit that I have not done my best. My current situation is a direct consequence of my incompetence. I suck at doing this life thing.
“But you survived” I disassociate, like a lot. My heart drops when someone raises their voice. I shut down very easily. And I'm far too observant. I always feel like a burden. I isolate often. But yeah, sure, I guess I survived.
cried so much but still cant make peace with the fact that the kiind of life i envision for myself remains inaccessible due to reasons beyond my control
Bakra Eid -- 600+ billion rupees cash festival
Money travels from Urban to Rural Centre Mostly
High Protein Diverted to Lower Class
Probably the most balanced economic and Social Festival in the World
Someone said “The slow burn of becoming yourself” and I think that might be one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard. It’s such a good reminder of how much it takes, how much character development, how much change, and beauty and courage it takes to reach your soul and I hope no one ever gives up on becoming themselves because it’s a never ending journey that only gets better.
I used to brag that my dad was the coolest because he never yelled or punished us. He’d just shrug and say “do what you want” when we messed up. I thought it meant he trusted us.
Found out last weekend from my mom that he was deep in his own depression the whole time. He wasn’t chill..... he was checked out. Couldn’t even bring himself to care enough to argue. All those “your choice” moments weren’t wisdom… they were exhaustion.
I’m 22 and it rewired how I see my whole childhood. I spent years thinking I was just naturally well-behaved when really I was raising myself while he was barely hanging on. Now when people say “your dad seems so laid back” I just smile and change the subject. Some parents aren’t calm… they’re just gone in their own way. Wild how long it takes to see it.
I was born in Pakistan, raised in Canada, and now living in Latin America.
That makes three completely different cultures that I've lived in, and with each move, I've felt myself become a more well-rounded human being.
I'm learning Spanish, building a community, and understanding an entirely new way of life. By 30, I hope to be fluent in 3 languages.
I know there's discourse about staying and fighting for your homeland. And I don't disagree with it. I think that's noble. But for me, the freedom to choose the best place for my family to grow is a gift I want to exercise fully.
Canada gave me opportunities. But it wasn't the environment I wanted for the next generation.
I want my kids growing up connected to neighbours, playing outside, surrounded by nature and by people who value community and family over productivity. Above all, I want them to know beauty and depth.
I make decisions thinking about the person who will sit in the shade of the tree I plant. And where you live is one of the most important trees.
Migration in search of a better life is one of the oldest human traditions.
Every single person is cursing gov. Everyyyyy single person!
Nobody cares for the lights you put on in markets, monuments you erected, bastans u hv celebrated!
They freaking care about the life, that’s becoming difficult, expensive n out of reach for them day by day!