What Pushes Celebrities Over The Edge? | Sushant Singh Rajput | Haute Bites | Something Haute
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- What Pushes Celebrities Over The Edge? | Sushant Singh Rajput | Haute Bites | Something Haute
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I am happy that this topic is being discussed in India. I must say that even Pakistani dramas such as Ishq Zahe Naseeb, Sabaat, Pyaar Ke Sadqay have started discussions around mental health and we must be mindful we should not use terms like "pagal" or "sarphira" for them.
Sakshee Kumar not in pyaar ke sadqay
Sakshee Kumar thanks from Pakistan
To all parents🙏
There was a very brilliant boy, he always scored 100% in Science.
Got Selected for IIT Madras and scored excellent in IIT.
Went to the University of California for MBA.
Got a high paying job in America and settled there.
Married a Beautiful Girl.
Bought a 5 room big house and luxury cars.
He had everything that make him successful but a few years ago he committed suicide after shooting his wife and children.
*WHAT WENT WRONG?*
California Institute of Clinical Psychology Studied his case and found *“what went wrong?”*
The researcher met the boy's friends and family and found that he lost his job due to America’s economic crisis and he had to sit without a job for a long time.
After even reducing his previous salary amount, he didn't get any job.
Then his house installment broke and he and his family lost the home.
They survived a few months with less money and then he and his wife together decided to commit suicide.
He first shot his wife and children and then shot himself.
The case concluded that the man was Programmed for *success* but he was not *trained for handling failures*.
Now let's come to the actual question.
*What are the habits of highly successful people?*
First of all, I want to tell you that if you have achieved everything, there is a chance to lose everything, nobody knows when the next economic crisis will hit the world.
*The best success habit is getting trained for handling failures*.
I want to request every parent, please do not only program your child to be *successful* but *teach them how to handle failures* and also teach them proper lessons about life.
Learning high-level science and maths will help them to clear competitive exams but a knowledge about life will help them to face every problem.
Teach them about how *money works* instead of teaching them to *work for money*.
Help them in finding their passion because these degrees will not help them in the next economic crisis and we don’t know when the next crisis will hit the world.
*"Success is a lousy teacher. Failure teaches you more."*
*_Please share with other parents._*
Whenever a celebrity died, it never impacted me. though I used to feel bad 2 3 days and recite innallillah aur bus.but his death has impacted me alot. Dont know why. I'm extremely sad
Me too. I liked him as an actor, and have kept in touch with the news of other deaths such as Irrfan Khan and Rishi Kapoor, but this one shook me that I'm still reeling even now, 3 days after hearing about it. Maybe it's because of how his life ended. If he had been physically sick as opposed to mentally, I think ppl would've forgotten it by now. But this guy was so talented and seemed so sweet in real life too that he chose to die, it's impacted us all so much. 💔💔💔
I am also. because its such a tragedy. he was going through such anguish for so long that he thought to suffer through suffocation and hanging than live another day. On the outside, he had an infectious smile and seemed so happy, smart and clear. It's just a juxtaposition of how you can look good on the outside but be utterly broken on the inside. Then, the tragedy gets worse with the media circus and blame game going on which has nothing to do with him but agendas and utterly selfish. It's just a tragedy before, during and after...
His death has hurt so many people. It feels like its personal.
I feel the exact same way. It's just something that is not going out of the mind
I am also depressed. 😣idk why...but i wish he tried to overcome and left bollywood and pursue his studies...
Sushant was never trolled he was always appreciated fr his talent and he continuously shared so many things which intrigued him with his fans! He had a large inst following also bcz he shared what he actually liked instead of photoshoots etc! He shared quotes/poetry / he was a single rank holder in their country's engineering exams had a scholarship offer from Stan Ford University/ he was interested in mathematics/astronomy shared everything about his interests ppl liked him for all the gud reasons! We r just realising now the rejection tht he faced frm bollywood insiders bcz of his suicide the buildup cud have been there since ages n finally he came to a point where he thought his films are getting snatched one by one ppl frm the industry don't accept him even if he tried! Everybody knew how things work under big banners n their owners but bcz of his suicide ppl r realising the intensity and brutality of this now
I had posted a comment last week but deleted it thinking that perhaps it was not important. But it kept playing on my mind and today after seeing this episode I want to talk about it. During Sabaat's review, Aamna had said that Miral's friends acting was terrible and that she is a terrible actress. I have great regard for Aamna and really look upto her as a fair minded and compassionate petson so this remark upset me. Of course I understand you review performances but I feel it's ok to go a little soft on someone who has not performed well esp a side artist whose career many a times depends upon reviews and since your platform is so popular there are many producers and directors also watching it. Sometimes it's just a line or two that could crush someone's self esteem. Pls don't get me wrong. Pls take this in the right spirit. Am not saying do not criticize when a performance is not upto the mark but a little softness esp for a side actress would go a long way. Thank you for listening. I love you both. Best wishes from India.
Yes, Deepti, I agree I was a little harsh. To err is human and I should have been gentler with my critique. That said, I don’t think the girl can act and she should not be lead to believe she has a career in acting. That’ll only lead to more heartbreak. But point taken. - Aamna
She should be told to work harder not discouraged from acting.
@@SomethingHaute thank you Aamna.
Hassan is saying he has seen celebrities crying over terrible comments. Wasn't amna's comment on miral's friend the same thing? It doesnt matter what topic ur talking about... Acting, looks, etc. Its just the way u say it. Ur only comment should have been.. I dont think think the girl can act v well.. Maybe she needs to work hard. I know a lot of ppl who were not good at all initially but they are amazing now at acting. So the so called fact that she shouldn't be lead into believing shes a good actor ia definitely not the right thing to say. Glad ur sorry about it. Big thing u did. Hats off to you. But, the what u said after that was also not needed. Not trolling. Just saying what i think is fair. Otherwise i reallly like ur program is amazing. U n hasan r doing a great job.
Correction *lead into believeing that she has a career in acting.
Just imagine how someone can think DEATH is better than LIFE .This is depression and anxiety .
Amna just made my day when she said she has watched and will review Dushman-e-Jaan 😁 Looking forward to the review😁😊
Yaaaay it seems they are aware of what the masses like !!!
Lllllllllllll
That would be awesome I just watched 3 episodes and I really liked it I was just wishing if she can share her review on it
I m.loving dushman e jaan
Its commendable that you guys have selected this topic,being a doctor I see depression in general bhi aaj kal zyada hai kyu k frustration bohat hai due to corona , uper say social media pay jab aap dusron ko dekhte hain apni successes share krte huay tau aap ki apni insecurities barh jati hain and at times people tell you to turn to Allah but not everyone is that strong spiritually to come out of this plus its a chemical imbalance in your head.
Also you made my day with the dushman e jaan announcement 😊🎉🎊 love you guys
great discussion...last year i had anxiety attack..i started crying for no reason....i am alhamdullilah living comfortably with a beautiful family....but then I started volunteering in primary school 3 days a week...and it helped a lot...these are my two cents...
Thanks for sharing Aqsa
-- Hassan
I can't imagine the point where one feels death is better than living. This is very depressing.
Everyone goes it at some point of time in life. There are moments when one wants to take life , sometime someone’s or sometimes his own
I wish and pray you never do
Amna I agree about the signs. There was an engineering student who was under a lot of stress because of the new policies of the uni that made it so hard for everyone just to 'pass' the exam. Everyone was 'really' stressed and one day this guy shared a SS of what he googled. It was something like 'how to commit suicide without making your mother upset' and you know what everyone on this post laughed it off. How can someone possibly not be alarmed by this? The guy ended up committing suicide and everyone blamed the uni policy.
What have we become? Is it hard to tell people that we're in this together and you can make it through? But we choose to be 'savage' rather than be empathetic because savage is cool.
Thankyou, thankyou so much for this discussion. Bright young minds around the world take the drastic step because of mental pressures and depression. Sushant's death was a shock for us in India and no one, absolutely no one anywhere in the world should find oneself in such despair that s/he ends up doing this. Thanks once again for discussing this. Please keep the discussion sustained later on too.🙏
So glad that you spoke about Mental health. Agree with everything you both said 👍
In addition, mental health is still considered such a taboo subject in some cultures or communities. People don't want to be labelled. If someone has a headache, they will take a painkiller, if they have severe and regular headaches, they will see a doctor. But why not to manage their mental health. When this impacts every aspect of an individual's life. Their physical health, educational and financial potential, decision making, career, relationships etc, etc.
Depression like many conditions is a spectrum. In its minor form may be managed by talking therapies, exercise, developing interests/hobbies. In its extreme may need medication.
With the current pandemic people may feel lonely, isolated or be at home with no release or an abuser.
I agree, with social media, everyone is a commentator and critic and hide behind the cloak of anonymity. But they need to be kind with their words. If you wouldn't say it to someone's face, don't write it.
I never commented negative on any celebrity till date..🙌
Very good
-- Hassan
Sameee and would never do that In sha Allah
same.me na b kabhi kisi ko negative coment nai kia always dekho aur chup kr k niklo wali policy😊
Same.
Same...
Lottts of luv n blessings to both of u..really really i like ur this episode true why people r gv bad comments to anyone who so ever ..ager kuch achha nahi likh saktey toh bura bhi na likhey..depression ko leker aapne bohot achha msg.diya hai sab dekhne walo ke liye..u both r super gud...life is one only.kader kerye..sabhi viwers ko yahi kehna chahungi..jo bhi kisi bhi wejh se depression ka shikar hain family friends koi bhi unki pls.pls.help kerey taki koi suicide ki had tak na jaye.koi bhi ho taqleef hoti hai..ammna hassan luv u both..sab ke nek naseeb ki dil se duaaey kerti hun..stay safe happy n healthy.🌹. Apna khyal rekhey.loaded truck of luv n blessings aap ki puri team ke liye direct from India.stay blessed.🌹
His death has started a controversy of nepotism in Bollywood. Star kids don't include the outsiders in their social gatherings. Also awards are given to undeserving star kids. Karan Johar is under attack to promote nepotism. This is the dark side of Bollywood.
It is common everywhere. We include people we know from our childhood to events that we want to exclude others we are less familiar with even if the latter have fewer friends owing to being new to the place for whatever reason.
The issue is more about mental health and not nepotism.
Right brother Nepotism is cancer be in politics or film industry 😑😑😑😑
@@sumbulakhtar1885 There is a video by kangana in which she talks about how outsiders are made to believe that they are worthless. Also they have to struggle a lot for debut. Then there is the 'awards' issue. Sushant talked about not being invited to Bollywood parties with salman khan saying ,"who is he", and aliya bhatt being nasty about him in coffee with karan. Obviously the sensitive ones feel more. There has to be a mental issue which is aggrevated by the injustice and inequality by the people who surround you. It is same as racism but on a micro level. There are now open discussions about it on media, in India which is a good thing, Nepotism is a curse anyway.
@@mahnoorqureshi3281 I agree a lot of people can be nasty but karan johar and alia bhatt are not those who are known to be nasty. None of them like kangana because there is a mean and conniving streak in her. Karan johar has taken several outsiders in his movies such as Sidharth Malhotra, Fawwad Khan, Anushka Sharma, etc.
In general bollywood likes to take established names and a few family friends launch their or their friends' kids.
Audiences go overboard in putting the blame on anyone but themselves. They never avoid being mean or trolling.
Even blind love for a celebrity is abnormal and can lead to nastiness to their rivals.
I am not a karan johar fan and hated his two biggest hits however I can understand how it can be a different dynamic when you are offended by slight things done by those you are less familiar with but can understand those you've known all your life not that it is right.
@@sumbulakhtar1885 True, if you are an Indian you would know Bollywood better than me. It's always better to have open discussions to know the pro and cons, benefiting the society as whole. Not all star kids make it big. At the end of the day it's your talent that counts. Even Amir khan thought award shows were unfair with him. Also outsiders have more observation and interaction with the indian common man on which films are made. Star kids live in a small world of their own. Still subjects like nepotism, pressure of high competition, race of getting A*s in studies and their impact on mental health should be addressed.
Really appreciate this episode, it was much needed & the way you guys are spreading this message is so decent that all other journalists should learn from you guys!
Hats off to u guys... Ap itny serious issues pr itna sensibly bat krty hn.. Not like others jo mzak or bht casually bat krty hn... Love u guys
Oh I love you amna for saying that you are going to review dushman e jaan.Eagerly waiting for that episode.
Hats off to Deepika Padukone who brought her own depression out of the closet and is urging others too to bring out theirs in the open so that it may be addressed.
Love this review channel! You guys do such a great job!
Very good topic to discuss 👍. Informative video. Love you both ❣️
Amazing show!
Really loved your show today. Both of you are doing an awesome job. Keep it up
Susanth Singh Rajput was an AIEEE rank holder. He won physics Olympiad and use to read books on Quantum physics. He himself said that I am an introvert and that is why I don’t like going to parties. He was more intelligent than people surrounding him and some people couldn’t understand him and assumed that he is on drug and then spread that news as if it was a fact. There is a bigger story behind his suicide. Betrayal of people whom he trusted
Good topic to discuss i always look fwd fr you both .... both of ur very intellegent nd humble love frm india
Depression is very common nwdays..... thnks fr d discussion
V important topic. Good thoughts both of you. Keep it up. Welldone hasan and amna👍👍👍👌👌👏👏👏
One of my college mate tried to kill her self. She was a very good student and got 94 percent in fsc but was unable to get an admission in med school as she belonged to a normal class family she had to wait for year and i dont know during that period due to family pressure she cut her self .Sad thing is no one was there for her like why just an exam became so much that she tried to kill her self our social norms and system is pathetic 😔
@Usama Fayyaz yes
I just want to tell whoever reads this that sometimes doctors can be quiet dismissive about it. I've had depression since I was 13 and my own father who is a doctor himself said I'm too young to have depression. Every doctor that asked for my medical history. When told that I take antidepressants would roll their eyes at me, it wasn't until I was 17 that I opened up about my depression with my phupo who herself was a psychiatrist, she diagnosed me with chronic depression, it's constant depression, comes and goes, isn't as severe as it's other types, people couldn't tell if I had depression, it wasn't until I opened up about that people found out and they were shocked. Sometimes you can't tell if someone is depressed. I'm 20 now, still have my depression, I got professional help at 19 and I'm doing alot better but i still struggle with it. At 20 I was diagnosed with PCOS, that's when we found out that the hormonal imbalance had caused the initial depression but since I've lived with it for so long that now it's become a part of me. It's part of how I think, cpuncelling in Pakistan isn't as good as people make it out to be, a psychiatrist here would only prescribe medicines for it, very few good therapist's are available. But one you find them, they're worth it. I stopped taking therapy for personal reasons but I can tell you for a fact that it helped my mental health significantly. Depression is a part of my brain now so now if I feel to happy I get a panic attack but I'm comfortable with it. It's not irritating anymore, it's comfortable now. Hope this helped whoever read this.
I have faced postpartum depression and I can't describe the pain, even I was not happy to have a baby, I didn't enjoy my baby's infant hood, people around me didn't understand or help me at all, I cried a lot in bathroom.... Pata nhi hamari Han log Kab aware hongy, I listen comment like "tum Na'shukri ho" or b bht kuch jo I can't mention there.... And I was 21 at that time
His death make me unhappy.
I love his smile, his eyes were full of life.
I think we need good honest friends and positivity.
Well done tean haute. A very important issue people very rarely discuss and shohld discuss quite often. Its ok to be not okay. Another episode worth watching x
This was a very enlightening talk. Thank you both.
I really appreciate you putting light into this very crucial topic. Well said 👏
Great discussion guys. I would like to add one little thing that depression may at times mean feeling sad for no reason. Sometimes there really isnt any reason but you still feel sad and that feeling never goes away. Thats what pushes you over the edge that there is no end to your pain.
Also despite having heard this word and knowing ppl who go through it, trust me nobody can ever know how it feels or what is it unless they go through it themselves. One advice to everyone plz Talk To Someone. Develop and maintain healthy social relationships that you can rely on because u never know when an emotional turmoil is lurking around. You need to be prepared.
Wao what a great conversation you guys had this topis is not being addressed this way until now in any youtube channel I throughly enjoyed Amna's aay of talking and appreciated your initiatives Hassan is such a sensitive and responsive person.
Agree with you guys please be kind not only with the celebrity but with everyone and try to become more sensible person to serve our society!
Love from Toronto
Good that you have chosen this topic. Depression is to be treated. A depressed person should not be left alone. See that he/ she takes his/ her medication regularly. They ignore medicines. Religion prayers and beliefs do help in getting out of it.
Causes are many... Financial, lonliness and failures in life leads to depression...So Sad...
Very good messaging from you both....love you guys!!💞
Mental health is very important and people need to understand that otherwise we keep on losing people. it's not only about sushant sing rajpoot but it's about every human being who is suffering from depression they only need someone to listen plz listen to them help them save a life ❤️
Yay Amna you’re reviewing dushman e jaan. We’ve been asking you!!! Thanks !
Very impoetant topic, keep it up guys
I would like to add here if there's a change in someone's behavior people start to complaint instead of understanding them!
I love watching you both ..such a nice topic🙏
This was a really good talk and I did learn and enjoy this. I would love to watch more conversations about different social and mental issues.
Great topic! Badly needed - I have seen my close family going through clinical depression as well as post partum depression - it’s a chemical imbalance and hormonal imbalance that leads to this diagnosis - it’s a serious medical condition -
Lack of love and genuine support leads of issues like anxiety and depression. We have become socially isolated and that kills. Talking to people who care and understand helps.
Thank you for doing this. Appreciate it.
So thoughtful of u to discuss such a topic kudos guys , keep up the gd work
It is good👍 you both are expanded your forte, of speaking on a subject effecting many, many lives., Tk you from Mumbai.
Loved it thank you guys you make our day
Love the way you explain every scenario in detail with examples and evidence , really got an insight on the topic . Love you both😇😁💋
Commendable subject and message given by you two . Also I appreciate the fact that you raised how celebrities are trolled on social media becoz now it has become too much . Even I was ashamed reading that conservation so how can that person tolerate against whom it was written . If you like someone what does not signify that you can abuse other . God bless you both 👍
I was waiting for your review on this matter, thank you so much guys!
You guys were so good today!!!
Phenomenal discussion. I sometimes i can not fathom the mean and bully culture of social media.How people sometimes use abusive languages,start moral policing.
Social media has increased the isolation,we are constantly managing our virtual life and real life.I am so glad that i was not growing up in social media time.The kind of pressure and bullying i see specially in young generation is astounding.So many young kids commit Suicide in US because of social media pressures and poor coping skills.
Thanks for this important discussion. I really don't understand people who write such awful comments on anyone's post... Never have & never will. If it's not constructive criticism keep your mouth shut and move along! Mental health needs to be taken as seriously & 'normally' as your physical health. I've been really upset about Sushant Singh Rajput's death...My post about it also said 'Speak up & be kind'. We never truly know exactly what leads a person to such a devastating step but it's important to just support people & spot the signs 💔
Another thing, words around suicide are very sensitive. I've had trainings in suicide prevention and a key point is not saying 'committed suicide' but 'died of suicide'. Also, media outlets writing the way suicides take place needs to be avoided because that leads to 'copy cat' deaths. This is especially true in celebrity deaths and there is news that his fans are doing this. I wish the media and journalists learn about it. Also, like to appreciate Something Haute team to talk about this and try to spread awareness. Thanks.
Nice and imp. conversation 👏🏻
Waiting for this you are did a grt job
Yes you did a great discussion today because everyone person has emotions whether they are celebrities are not people should become aware of this message that you are giving 👍😊
What a thoughtful discussion in this video, thoroughly enjoyed your content. It is indeed very sensitive topic and thanks for raising awareness. You raised a very important point that celebrities read public comments on social media and rude comments hurt their feelings. Planning on being mindful in future, certainly don’t want to hurt anyone . Peace!
nice topic and nice discussion 👍 Sushant Singh Rajput's death leaved everyone shocked..he is such a talented actor and its difficult to believe that he is now no more .Our bollywood industry losted a very beautiful smile
Great discussion 👍👍
very nice n intellgent talk, people you like must bring up the topics other than dramas or so
I love your channel keep making good content ❤
Yes.Dushman y jann is a superb drama wd different story .we love u watch ur review about it.
This was so much needed!
Much needed conversation. Kudos to you guys
The last few days have been extremely hard to endure. SSR's death has taken a toll on me. Mental Health is important, it's about time we realize that. We should be responsible enough not to post whatever comes to our mind. Our words will eventually have an impact, make sure it's a positive one.
Took the words out of my mouth. I'm still hurting over his death too
@@marium9 each one of us is still hurting..somehow his loss is very personal to all of us. A person with so much potential and a powerhouse of talent was cornered and then preyed upon by "overrated priviledged bullies".
@AS I wrote this comment long before the depression theory was proven to be wrong. I was under a lot of mental stress myself as news like these make me really anxious. So, at that time whatever was told on the news and whatever came to my mind, I wrote. I'm completely aware of the situation now. But, we all had no idea two months ago.
Thank you both for talking about it. Discussion about mental health is always a great step! Its high time we start treating it as normal as a headache or a toothache! 🙏❤️
Guy I am so happy that you have touched upon such sensitive topic in such a good way ...kudos to you guys...
Stay blessed ♥️
Thank you guys for covering this sensitive topic - it was much needed
Beautiful and very informative discussion..
Beautiful message guys, taking care of yourself and your loved ones. It will serve the community big time if we start practicing it
As I heard about Sushant Singh suicide it had disturbed me so much I couldn't sleep well even I got fever still his enchanting smile and mesmerising personality is creeping in my mind again and again.
Thanks so much for raising this issue..Now a days it mandatory to adress mental health issues.
Good topic. It's time we raise awareness about mental health.
Sushant singh suicide affect my mind badly.. i'm not bollywood type persone even i just watch his one movie but from 3 days i'm just crying.. day by day my soul feel more pain i'm just goes throw too much suffering..
Its so heart-breaking to think that the man that thaught us that suicide is not the only way in "Chhichore"(my fav movie) ended up doing it himself. He was One of my favorite Bollywood actors. His suicide was such a shock to me. It's extremely saddening to imagine what he must have been going through to take such a step. But there is one thing that lightens me up. Despite what he did, he doesn't come to my mind as a depressed person, whenever I think of SSR, an upbeat, smiling guy appears in my mind. And I definately don't want that to change. I believe its the toxicity of Bollywood that killed him. I will remember him by all his successes and not by his failures.
Thank you so much for talking about mental health topic. It will be helpful for many of us.. somewhere, somehow most of us have been suffering from this issue and bad thing is that we do not have any idea or concern about it. There is a lot more to it than meets the eye.
More power to Something haute team. ❤
Good topic👍🏻 I’ve seen some people with this issue ....depression is in everyone but if it goes to extreme then it’s worrisome if anyone have depression and it’s prolonging please talk to somebody (a friend , relative or a doctor get some professional help )stay blessed ,stay safe and keep doing the good work😊🌺
Great topic guys.. It's high time we talk about the stigma around depression.. Loved your video... And please don't mind me but what amna was talking about is Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)... I couldn't help myself because I am a doctor so.. 😅.. Thank you so much amna for watching dushman-e-jaan and for future reviews.. Egarly waiting for the review.. 😘😘😘😍😍😍
Very good discussion👍
Good to hear your views on this sensitive issue 👍🏻 Thank you Amina for reviewing dushman e jaan.. It is an amazing drama till now ..
Amazing interview I always watch each and every episode of this channel.... Amazing channel 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you for this 😭❤️
Social media is like traffic on road. Somebody cut your line and you curse him because you take the advantage of that distance between you and the other guy. If that same guy put his foot on your foot in a lift, would you abuse him like you would do on a road? No you will be more polite. Same goes for social media. First of all people take advantage of that distance and 2nd is even bigger problem. People just do it for the sake of likes and attention. They don't necessarily have that thought process but they will still leave mean comment because of those likes. So my advice to celebs is don't take it seriously or if you are going to take it seriously then don't be on social media. And if it's so necessary then never read any comments. It doesn't matter if they are good or bad. Just post and leave. Even if you are scrolling, never read comments. Ironically if you look at the comment section of our any female celeb's posts, you will see first 4 to 5 mean comments will be from women.
But this doesn’t mean that you bash them just because you envy them.... they are a public figure! If you don’t like a post of any celebrity so pls pls don’t write a hateful comment because at the end of the day they are human.... it’s between them and Allah!🙏🏻
Great topic! I think it is very important that people realize how important it is to chose words wisely before they speak or write. As your words can hurt and effect people a lot. If people/celebrities do not reply back that does not mean it does not effect them.
Very interesting video.Thank you for bringing it up. Such an important topic. I'd like to add one more thing. Not only for commenting people in their day to day life should be considerate and empathetic
Ap aur ap ki team bhout acha kam karhe hain entertain karne kay ilwa ap society main awareness kay kiye yeh khas yeh show karhe hain so proud of u guys.Hamre yahan eudacted log bhi yeh kehte hain kay depresion hai tu Quran sharef parho wazifa karo no doubt is main koi shak nhi lekin jo already bhiut namazi ho us ko ho tu phir is ka kia hal hai is main koi burai nhi agar ap kisi sey share karien doctor kay pas jaien.I m so glad you ur team and you guys are raising this issue.khush rahien jeete rahien
Thank you for this conversation. It was much needed. Something else I would like to add is if you are aware and open to the changes in your own/others behaviours then please get your hormones checked too. Like you guys said your chemical imbalances within your own body is something that further triggers depression and anxiety. Thank you
V good discussion♥️
Very good topic Amna 👍
People don't want to seek medical help. Everything is explained with kisi ne jado kar diya he.
My mother had had phalig attack this March in which her vision was affected to some extent. After recovering from phalig attack her vision didn't improve. So we went for lens operation as per doctor's suggestion. She spent 3 months with low vision and she was at the urge of anxiety and depression. But we her children were there to discuss her issues and motivate her to see light. On 5 june she went through lens surgery and with the blessings of Allah she has started recovering her vision. After surgery she told us that she was depressed and anxious throughout her treatment that whether she can see or not? We visited doctor after lens surgery and she discussed with doctor about her depression he had been.. Alhamdulillah she is fine now.
Alhamdulillah
-- Hassan
@@SomethingHaute JazakAllah brother
Thoughtful discussion. I would like to add one thing though, even if someone IS seeking help for mental illness , immediate family tries to hide it from the extended family as if it’s some sort of plague . It brings such a negative effect to the person who is suffering , no one realizes that.😞 please be considerate as a society . Appreciate people who are seeking help and be supportive to their families .
Amna I’m so happy you will be reviewing dushman e jaan . I like that things don’t happen magically in that drama. Every thing is shown like it happens in real life. For example the cheque issue . Also all 3 siblings are reluctant to sit with Hatim in his car 🙂 which is what normally happens if some stranger offers you a ride.
Quality content..with sensitivity and precision.
Kudos to both of you for talking about this extremely important, common yet sensitive subject of depression or mental illness. I understand you guys don’t specialize on mental illness, but you still managed to pin point small cues and clues to observe an individual and probably recommend them to seek help.
Very important issue raised. Totally agreed and appreciate the discussion.
i am going through depression and i personal know people who are going through depression.Depression is very harmful and we need people to support u during that time.
Hope you start feeling better! ⭐️
I was waiting for ur review regarding Sushant ... he was one of my favourites and his tragic demise has left me so heartbroken 😭
very glad to see that u have talked abt depression and anxiety,, it is important to spread awareness about mental health it is a very dangerous disease that only the person going through the pain can understand it or those u have went through this..
Thank you so much for talking about this. This is so important. Another reason which leads to depression and suicide is educational pressure from parents and society. We have ample amount of cases!
For content creators I love, I NEVER skip the ads on their videos; Something Haute is one of them. Love the productive critiques and discussions of Amna and Hassan! Great work guys!
Just watching ur show. It's really sad as well when ppl go thru Postpartum depression theres mostly in Asian families who ignore that and esp mother in laws say that we hav had kids before esey hamey nai nakhrey huye.. and that's really sad a mother in law cant understand
Very good topic waiting for the review i suggested Dushamne jan ♥️