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🇵🇰 Pakistan 💚My first love. My last breath.
Pakistan💚
Mom & baba instilled your love in my veins.
My life is yours, and my soul will rest in your soil.
#PakistanZindabad #14August2026 #DilDilPakistan
And that's the wrong message drama portrayed. No man will realise the "worth" of his woman if she runs away with some random guy.
A man alone on streets and a woman alone on streets are poles apart situations. It's a reality.
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It was just to show us that if a man does the mistake its ok coz he is a man and if same thing women does its a sin why.why we don't apply same logic on men and tell them to respect their wives give them what they deserve.what beena did was wrong and not relistic. Jst for impact
Nope, I didn't think for a second she should leave him. However, leaving in such an irrational manner that too with such an idiotic man in such dangerous circumstances is rash and stupid and Tabish showed a very ig heart to accept her stupidity. She took her time in forgiving him, he didn't.
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It was a beautiful tale with life lesson that redemption in marriage can be a choice like cheating is. It's also daunting to see majority wanting to see Beena leave Tabish despite his acceptance of his flaws & efforts trying to mend his relationship.
The woman also acted irrationally.
First of all, am an excellent writer Albamdulillah, so I don't need writing help, in fact I can help others. Secondly, I wrote this in English, this is the translation, hence the punctuation, smart cooky, research before you tweet.
It was not the children's fault, but they were made to suffer, in the end children were apologising to Beena, should have been the other way round.
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I also want to add Beenas has loops . What she did may be justified as wife or bahu but as mother ... It raises questions and concerns specially after she is back .. there s no moment where she had felt guilty leaving behind her children not even a single soliloquy.
The drama "Aap Ki Izzat" has come to an end, but I felt compelled to share a thought.
What we saw in the drama is not a reflection of real life. In reality, husbands, in-laws, and family dynamics are not as black and white, or as cruel, as they are portrayed for ratings.
Yes, a woman is emotional by nature, and in a surge of emotion she may take a step that feels right in the moment, only to be left with a lifetime of regret behind closed doors.
No woman should, in a moment of hurt or anger, tarnish her own dignity with her own hands.
It is fine to be moved by a story, to cry with its characters but never base the decisions of your real, precious life on the script of a fictional drama.
In real life, there is no Tabish to come and save you, and not everyone is destined to suffer or saved like Beena.
Remember, it was just a drama. Your life is real. Protect your izzat, your peace, and your future
Amidst this hyper-charged political theatre and the prevailing national anxiety, the most darkly comical spectacle is the federal government's open despondency over PTI's decision to defer its march on Islamabad.
They are not breathing a sigh of relief, as any conventional government would. On the contrary, they are issuing provocations, coaxing, heckling, and almost romantically imploring the opposition to please, finally, get up and march.
"Aao, aatay kyun nahi?" , in the full, glorious Gandasa-movie villain style.
One has to ask, why?
The textbook response of any administration faced with a delayed or aborted sit in is gracious statesmanship. Something like,
"We welcome this prudent decision and invite you to the table for dialogue."
Or, "Better late than never. We are glad you have reconsidered. Let us now look towards a brighter Pakistan together."
But no!
Instead, we have a government taunting the protesters to show up, as if disappointed that its own stage is empty.
Perhaps a cursory glance at the economic indicators, a quick pulse-check of the common man's sentiment, and an honest audit of their own governance delivery would provide the necessary perspective. Any semblance of common sense would counsel a little more sobriety and a little less bravado.
اس انتہائی چارج شدہ سیاسی تھیٹر اور ملک میں چھائی ہوئی بے چینی کے عالم میں، سب سے زیادہ تلخ اور مضحکہ خیز تماشہ وفاقی حکومت کی وہ کھلی مایوسی ہے جو پی ٹی آئی کے اسلام آباد مارچ مؤخر کرنے پر نظر آ رہی ہے۔
کسی بھی روایتی حکومت کی طرح سکھ کا سانس لینے کے بجائے، اس کے برعکس وہ اشتعال انگیز بیانات دے رہے ہیں، للکار رہے ہیں، طعنہ زنی کر رہے ہیں، اور تقریباً عاشقانہ انداز میں اپوزیشن کی منت سماجت کر رہے ہیں کہ خدارا اٹھو اور مارچ شروع کرو۔
"آؤ، آتے کیوں نہیں؟" — بالکل گنڈاسا فلم کے ولن کے انداز میں۔
سوال یہ ہے کہ آخر کیوں؟
کسی بھی سمجھدار انتظامیہ کا ایک مؤخر یا منسوخ شدہ دھرنے پر روایتی ردعمل، شائستہ مدبرانہ طرزِ عمل ہوتا ہے۔ کچھ اس طرح کا:
"ہم آپ کے اس دانشمندانہ فیصلے کا خیر مقدم کرتے ہیں اور آپ کو مذاکرات کی میز پر آنے کی دعوت دیتے ہیں۔"
یا، "دیر آید درست آید، ہمیں خوشی ہے کہ آپ نے نظرِ ثانی کی ہے، آئیے اب ایک روشن پاکستان کی طرف دیکھتے ہیں اور مل کر بات کرتے ہیں۔"
لیکن نہیں۔
اس کے بجائے ہمارے پاس ایک ایسی حکومت ہے جو مظاہرین کو آنے کے طعنے دے رہی ہے، جیسے اس کا اپنا اسٹیج خالی رہ جانے پر وہ مایوس ہو۔
شاید معاشی اعشاریوں پر ایک سرسری نظر، عام آدمی کے جذبات کا ایک جائزہ، اور اپنی ہی طرزِ حکمرانی کا ایک ایماندارانہ احتساب انہیں کچھ تناظر فراہم کر دے۔ ذرا سی بھی عقلِ عام اس سے کہیں زیادہ سنجیدگی اور متانت کا تقاضا کرتی ہے۔
زندگی سے ڈرتے ہو - ن۔ م۔ راشد
زندگی سے ڈرتے ہو؟
زندگی تو تم بھی ہو، زندگی تو ہم بھی ہیں
آدمی سے ڈرتے ہو؟
آدمی تو تم بھی ہو، آدمی تو ہم بھی ہیں
آدمی زباں بھی ہے، آدمی بیاں بھی ہے
اس سے تم نہیں ڈرتے
حرف اور معنی کے رشتۂ ہائے آہن کو
توڑنے سے ڈرتے ہو؟
انگلیوں سے نازک
لمس کی حریر سے
پھول اور جسم سے
لہو کی گرم شبنم سے
روح کی ندامت سے
دوستی سے ڈرتے ہو؟
تم ابھی سے ڈرتے ہو؟
تم ابھی تو آئے ہو
تم ابھی تو بیٹھے ہو
ایک چپ سی لگی ہے
راستے میں ایک گنبد ہے
ایک حسین گنبد ہے
زندگی سے بڑھ کر ہے
زندگی سے تم باہر
اس گنبد میں جا کے
اس کو توڑنے سے ڈرتے ہو؟
زندگی سے ڈرتے ہو؟
Fereeha M Idrees retweeted
While the state is fighting an external infiltration and a TTP led terror resurgence, the PTI government in KP announces a long march towards Islamabad , a direct Federal vs. Province collision course. Talk about bad timing.
You cannot fight a two front war when your own province becomes the second front.
And this is where the emergency narrative is weaponized.
The message from the centre is surgical: National security is non-negotiable. Counter-terrorism requires complete federal-provincial synergy. Intelligence sharing, CTD operations, border management, and denial of space to TTP cannot happen if Peshawar is marching on Islamabad. Period.
Much chatter has been about imposition of "emergency " or "Governor Raaj" in #KPK. Sources say that emergency will not be imposed. It is too costly, legally fragile, and politically incendiary. But the threat must be seriously weighed upon.
It is a reminder that in matters of territorial integrity and internal security, the Constitution is not a suicide pact. #PTI must read the writing on the wall !
Afghan front is burning, the state is stretched, and now is the time for political ceasefire, not confrontation. In this thread , I will be analysing the situation and challenges in #KPK.
The Western Front is on Fire:
In the last 14 days, Pak-Afghan relations have nosedived to their most kinetic phase since February.
Sept 18-19: Terror attack on Kohat Police Lines. 24 martyred including 17 police personnel. Information directly linked the facilitation to TTP sanctuaries across the border.
Sept 22: Pakistan conducts retaliatory airstrikes on the border region, killing 28 militants as per official sources.
Sept 23: Eight hostile drones launched from Afghan soil intercepted of which four at Torkham, four over Kohat mountains. Alarm bells should have rung in KP government.
Sept 24: In exercise of sovereign right to self-defence, Pakistan conducts deliberate, precise, calibrated and proportionate aerial and drone strikes on ten different locations in Khost, Paktia, Kandahar , drone launching and storage infrastructure.
Sept 24/25 night: Attempted Afghan aggression in Gulistan sector, Balochistan. Pakistan repels incursion. At least 13 Afghan Taliban personnel killed, several injured. Kabul falsely claims it destroyed a Pak post at Spin Boldak, Islamabad categorically rejects fake news and releases footage of its response.
What's the key observation?
This is not low intensity skirmishing. This is a hot border and it needs proper political attention.
Invoking the spectre of emergency is a pressure tactic to force PTI to:
a) Call off the long march,
b) Return to the National Security table,
c) Cooperate on the terrorism matrix which is bleeding KP itself.
It is a coercive bargain: cooperate on security, or be deemed incapable of securing.
The airwaves are thick with doomsday prophecy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Emergency, Governor's Raj, constitutional suspension. The chatter is feverish, but the diagnosis is flawed.
No one in Islamabad intends to actually pull the Article 232/234 trigger. What you are witnessing is classic coercive diplomacy , brinksmanship designed to compel, not to conquer.
However, I repeat. PTI must see the writing on the wall!
While the state is fighting an external infiltration and a TTP led terror resurgence, the PTI government in KP announces a long march towards Islamabad , a direct Federal vs. Province collision course. Talk about bad timing.
You cannot fight a two front war when your own province becomes the second front.
And this is where the emergency narrative is weaponized.
The message from the centre is surgical: National security is non-negotiable. Counter-terrorism requires complete federal-provincial synergy. Intelligence sharing, CTD operations, border management, and denial of space to TTP cannot happen if Peshawar is marching on Islamabad. Period.