All About Pakistan, All About Positivism !!
Spectacular achievement is always preceded by spectacular Courage (to take up the risk), Perseverance (to go on, without getting mad), Conviction and Faith on oneself (when people start doubting you), the basic Hard work, Innovation (to cope up with the new era), Never giving up attitude, thinking out of the box,
Until next time,
Keep the hopes up!
Keep Rocking!
There is no way to peace, rather PEACE is the way…
You can’t have everything, where would you put it?
So, prioritize! What you want!
https://youtube.com/shorts/JJgo-jcqWf4?si=9tsshQRUQpQgzNmy
Awesome, yeh hit Nahi hui na Tu, buhat bura ho ga… #Dhanush has out done himself. Loved it. I love and really respect #Kriti after her role in #Do_Patti but I’ll watch this film for #Dhanush. I hope it’ll be a happy ending of its kind.
Happy ending doesn’t mean Hero and Heroin of the film coming together in the end. The movie ‘Humari Adhuri Kahani’, for some people would be a tragedy but for me, it was a Happy ending as they (the makers of the film) showed that in the end, #RajKumarRao understood that he was toxic and never gave #Vidiya the Freedom and Happiness, the Love that #ImranHashmi did.
They (Imran Hashmi and Vidiya Balan) were made for each other and so he threw #Vidhiya Asthiyaan (dust) over the same area where #Imran died, in the intension of getting them together, at least in heaven; which they did, as shown in the end.
This is called ‘Creative Liberty’!
A lot of things are impossible in the real world, but in the creative world we can – at least put some smiles on people’s face.
The biggest favour you can do to yourself is to start saying “No!”
✓ Say No, when you can’t handle something (whether emotional or physical)
✓ Say No, when it’s disrespectful
✓ Say No, (or stop) when it’s crossing your limits of ethics, moral or any limits you have created for yourself.
✓ Know your Strengths and Weaknesses clearly, at least be truthful to yourself and say “No!” Or “Stop!” It’s troubling you in any way.
P.S. Life lesson I was re-introduced to, today!
The Hard way….
Whenever I learn something from – a life experience, I want to share it with the world, hoping it’ll help in one way or another like, getting out of the zone of ‘Self blame or doubt’, or ‘Regret’ or ‘Finding that spark in you’ to restart your journey – of life. insha’Allah, Mashaa-Allah.
I hope I’m reaching that point of my aim!
Allah Almighty Bless you all. Ameen
Until next time…
DON’T LOSE HOPE! AND KEEP MOVING FORWARD!
Absolutely, and how lonely it gets at the top….
Now I understand my actions…
Having said that, I also start to realise that connecting your small, harmless actions with something deeply rooted; like thinking of the Psyche behind every little action of yourself and others – will also increase the stress…
Thus, enjoy Each and Every moment of your life, even failures as, failures are only to indicate that, this particular way is not the correct way of doing a certain thing or achieving a certain goal for yourself…
But definitely, things change with different people, having different scenarios…
Therefore, probably one thing that doesn’t work for someone, works for you! And vice versa….
Hence, it’s always suggested that one must discuss their problems with other people, it’s possible that they have a workable, fool proof plan for your perturbing problem…
Until next time.
Keep Exploring! 😀😉❤️
Incredible, I just saw a movie named:
’12 Angry Men’. It’s a courtroom drama.
The way a common, sensible man, who has nothing personal linked to the accused, beautifully, smartly, convinced all the jury members that the accused kid is innocent.
Leaving aside his(the accused child’s) appearance, his background, his traumatised childhood, the protagonist reasoned with logic, and literally tore down all the evidences outstandingly, till at the end, to convinced both the jury as well as the audience that the accused might be, or surely be ‘Not Guilty!’.
https://youtu.be/E28i2sS5HwE?si=G4Q5ytfBO21xszDM (part 1)
https://youtu.be/OhsPO6QMGi4?si=LpFej1QuZJzro3rw (part 2)
Do watch it!
It’s an incredibly moving, full roller coaster ride!
I’d love to hear your reviews on ‘How did you find this movie? As an entertainer?
Until next time!
Chao!
