Most of the punjabi movies are dumbass , but what are your top 10 punjabi movies , I will start with shareek as my fav one
Yesterday i watch the movie, and till morning it was showing in z5 but now in evening It says content not available in your Region. When i search it , it says content not found.
Zee5 da sub hega e mere kol but movie chak ti e ena ne. Kise kol hove ta share link. Aj e dekhni e
As a Sikh girl, I've been looking around at the gurdwara and noticing that so many people have started cutting their hair. It makes me wonder how I'm supposed to love mine when even people within my own community don't always keep theirs. Even famous people like Diljit Dosanjh trim their beards. It just leaves me feeling really confused about what I'm supposed to do.
The truth is, I hate my hair. I know people say things like, "Be grateful for what you have," but that doesn't make the insecurity disappear. Sometimes I feel so overwhelmed by the hair on my legs, arms, stomach, back, everywhere. It feels suffocating. I look at myself and all I can think about is how ugly it makes me feel.
I've avoided so many things because of it. I hated the hair on my arms so much that I stopped wearing T-shirts, and I've never felt comfortable wearing cute tops because I'm always worried they'll show my arm hair. I see other girls wearing whatever they want without thinking twice, and I wish I could do the same. Instead, I'm constantly thinking about whether people can see my hair, even when nobody has ever actually said anything about it.
Nobody has ever called me disgusting or made fun of me for it, but I've still avoided wearing shorts since I was eight years old. Ever since I started growing body hair in third grade, I've hated it. Watching other girls walk around with smooth legs and feeling comfortable in their bodies makes me wonder why I can't feel that way too. It makes me feel different, unattractive, and honestly just exhausted.
I don't know how to love something that has been the source of so much insecurity for me, especially when it feels like even the people around me are moving away from it. I just don't know what to do.
I really want to start removing my hair and get some cute face framing layers. I feel so guilty wanting this. Even writing this post i hate myself but I hate my body more.
Please help
19 m here livin in delhi, belongs to tarn taran .How many of u are interested in cybersecurity? If any , what are your future plans in the field nd what u have done till now in the field . Would acknowledge if someone wants to have a chat in the dm
19f.The day before yesterday, I underwent pilonidal sinus surgery, and today I got my period. Is there any doctor or someone with experience who can help me?
Please tell me how I should maintain proper hygiene in this situation. I don't use a menstrual cup—I only use sanitary pads.
Also, what precautions should I take during my recovery while I'm on my period?
Every time I try to find the legendary sher e baloch, why do get this chhakka chutiya's picture?
I probably overthought this more than I should have.
Most difficult picks were favorite historical country and favorite empire.
Feel free to roast my choices or post your own.
Keep me away from ur Paper leak but the same audience pls buy my concert tickets.
I desperately want to perform in Lahore.
No promotion for Main Vaapis Aaunga. All was done by Sharvari, Vedang and Imtiaz Ali but tons of promotion for Satluj.
Thoughts?
I am an American born Pakistani; my parents and grandparents speak Punjabi but I, like many others in my generation, were raised in Urdu. Basically, my parents speak Punjabi with each other but Urdu with me.
I have however made an effort in the past few years to make at least some conversation in Punjabi with my parents, even though I haven't always been supported, since my parents see no use in me learning it. All of the Punjabi I know is from years of hearing my parents and relatives speak it rather than from actually speaking and engaging with it, so my Punjabi is still very uncomfortable at times but it has noticeably improved which my parents do point out from time to time.
The fact that the language my ancestors spoke for hundreds if not thousands of years should die with me just because Urdu and English are viewed as more 'useful' or prestigious languages is beyond me. Disappointing to see Punjabi keep getting sidelined in contemporary Pakistani discourse and history as an old folk or villager language, and because Muslims/Pakistanis are supposed to speak Urdu, and Punjabi is for Sikhs apparently since people can't seem to differentiate between ethnolinguistic and religious identity. That being said, Muslims have contributed toa countless amount of Punjabi literature, which I've noticed that ironically even Sikhs take better care of, preserving poetry from Baba Farid in the Guru Granth Sahib. It is for this reason that I applaud the Sikh community for preserving Punjabi in a way that Pakistanis have miserably failed, especially as I see Punjabi being taught and standardized even in the West.
Aside from my rant, are there any resources anyone can suggest for me to learn Punjabi for someone who can understand conversational Punjabi easy but is a bit shaky when speaking with correct sentence structure. Looking to start off with Shahmukhi Punjabi since I can somewhat read Urdu however Roman Punjabi would be the easiest for me.
The movie doesn't really have any propaganda but showed pretty much the truth. Why does the censor board or the government not justify the reason for censoring any movies especially one related to politics and religion.
Bhy koi lyrics translate krdega kya idk punjabi😓🥀🥀🥀
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