I'm in 12 now very less days to go but my parents want me to be a doctor but I'm trying to convince them but they feel this industry is not good bcoz airlines fired many members in pandemic and many other misconceptions...somehow I have to convince them and want a entire video on Tapesh sir's journey... I literally cry when I see aeroplanes in the sky...I really want to be a Pilot ❤️
@ankita i know the feeling! i too am 13 and want to become a pilot. its hard convincing them, i know but one day they will understand your dreams so aim high!
Summary: Take exams first and then go for flying because: 1. It will be cheaper. 2. Continuous flying after clearing the exams. 3. Theoretically, you will be stronger.
I am 14 and whenever I see a aeroplane my heart feels like ohh my sky I am comming ❤ Idk about hoe it costs me to be a pilot but I have my goals and I am gonna do it and I will successful ❤❤yes love you boeing boy❤
Please tapesh can you make a detailed video on flying in India vs flying in abroad, which is a better option and what are the job opportunities abroad.
शानदार कैप्टन। आप इतनी कम उम्र में इतना knowledge और confidence। सबसे बड़ी beauty हैं आप में आप की सरलता, very honest in your talk। Great captain। आप प्राची ma'am यूंही शानदार लैंडिंग्स करते रहे। क्या बिना किसी काम विषय के भी कोई आप से मुलाकात कर सकता है???
please film a video on the entire journey to become a pilot after 12th, can you start working for it from 11th? can you go abroad to become a pilot and settle there,if yes which countries are best
This is exactly what I want to know. I am currently studying in 11th and I want to know if I should start preparing now itself. I am trying to improve my Physics. I am little weak in Chemistry but I score very well in maths. Is there any skill I have to develop now???
Pilot banna hai ya settle hona hai? I have friends in eu and Canada they were flying in Indonesia, south africa and few other south east asian countries you know why? Simply bcz they like flying and not settlement, do flying if you love it and not for immigration if you wanna immigrate there are alot of other ways in the beginning grab anything you get even a piston engine job or even a non flying job at any air operator bcz these are very good gateways of getting into the airlines, seriously bro focus on flying only for now and you in your school days should have a career goal and not a country goal I'm not being rude just telling you reality
Of course you can read and study the required theory books for the exams when you are in 11th class, but you must have passed 12th class before you can complete the DGCA exams that are required for the commercial pilot license. You can also complete the training for the commercial pilot license abroad if you want. But to settle abroad is more complicated thing because for example in the US you basically must have a legal permanent resident status before you can apply for a job. And in the US you also must have 1500 flight hours and an ATP certificate (Airline Transport Pilot License) before you can work for an airline. In Europe the airlines also usually require that you must have an unrestricted right to live and work in that country where you want to work, which basically means that you need to have a permanent resident status in this particular country. Maths and physics are the required subjects and also English is very important because it is the language used in communicating with the Air Traffic Control.
They mean studying the required theory subjects. These are: - Air regulations - Aviation meteorology - Air navigation - Technical general - Technical specific - RTR (Radio Telephony Restricted)
I aspire to become a pilot, but I hear people talk about unemployment in the aviation sector. Is it really worth becoming a pilot? Are pilots getting jobs or not?
@@warrior1219 but we have to atleast pass 12 with maths and physics and if we have taken commerce then we have to give the test of maths and physics from NIOS and then we will be eligible for the computer number... And i dont think so that i can even pass class 12 with maths 🙂
Mai aapko btata hu ,Pilot job thoda risky not bcs of that crash n all those stuff but because of strict physical condition which you should maintain till retirement. No body knows ki kabhi koi anhoni hogi jaise ki diabetes ya feer koi accident jo aapko permanently unfit krde for flying. Parents kabhi bhi aapka Bura nahi sochenge aap pele koi back up ke liye degre lelo feer CPL kro. let me give you my example i am 18 yrs old and i m in 1st yr of MBBS , muje doctor nhi bn na but backup ke liye rkha hai ye . mai mbbs ki degree leke CPL krne wala hu. Isse mai apna sapna bhi saakar krunga pilot bn ne ka aur apne Maa-Pita jee ki bhi sapana sakar krunga doc bnke
The most important point is complete your Class 1 and Class 2 medicals before you start anything. Orelse doing all these will be pointless if you end up failing your medicals at the end.
@@kaleenbhaiyakingofmirzapur bhai 12th tak bina tuitions ke top maara hai maine toh ground classes toh nahi lene wala. I just need syllabus and books to clear the exam. If you have some idea pls share.
@@abhirajgupta3128 bhai books to kafi saari ati h pr tmhe akele reh kr ek prospective ni milega aur na hi koi Idea mushkil bhut hojayega kyuki koi guide krne ke liye ni hoga so it will be better if you take ground classes.
Tapesh bhaiya ...I have watched all your videos till now ...but can you pls make a step wise video about what to do and how to start for becoming a pilot ....but in detailed steps.....please bhaiya ...
Hey! As neet aspirant do their studies from secondary or higher secondary classes.. But for pilot what should I study? Bcs of this reason I don't go any classes bcs they taught me about jee as I have maths.. I don't know any good institution related to pilot or Air... What should i do.. Please guide me #pilot to be✈
The subjects for the DGCA exams are: - Air regulations - Aviation meteorology - Air navigation (includes General Navigation, Radio Navigation) - Technical general (includes e.g. Principles of Flight, Airframes/Engines/Electrics, Performance) - Technical specific And you also need to give the RTR exam (Radio Telephony Restricted).
Airlines usually announce the new vacancies on their websites in the career section. Then you can apply according to the given instructions. Some airlines have also announced that you can send them an inquiry about a possible job. It is always worth to check their websites and the career information.
But pursuing a career flying in the conventional way would be very risky, going for a cadet training program would be very helpful, since we are already signing a loi with the airline, so we will be having a secure place as a pilot in the airline by the end of training
Ground classes means studying the theory subjects. Theory subjects include Air Regulations, Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Technical General, Technical Specific and RTR (Radio Telephony Restricted).
First thing is to take the aviation medical examination (Class 2 medical) so that you can be sure that you are medically fit to become a pilot. After you have passed 12th class you can complete the DGCA exams. For the DGCA exams these books have been recommended: Meteorology: I C Joshi: Aviation meteorology (and CAE Oxford Aviation Meteorology ATPL Ground Training Series) Air regulations: R K Bali: Air Regulations for CPL/ATPL Technical general: CAE Oxford Powerplant ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Electrics and Electronics ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Principles of Flight ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Airframes and Systems ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Human Performance and Limitations ATPL Ground Training Series Technical specific: Pilot Operating Handbook (for example Cessna 172) Air navigation: Keith Williams: General Navigation CAE Oxford General Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Radio Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Instrumentation ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Flight Planning and Monitoring ATPL Ground Training Series RTR: R K Bali: Aviation Radiotelephony Manual
Tapesh bhaiya par mai abhi 12th me hu aur mai Indira Gandhi rashtriya uddan academy me Jana soch raha par waha 12th base ka entrance dena padta toh agar mai pehle dgca exams karunga toh 12th bhul jaunga toh entrance clear kaise karunga??plz answer this
Just do class 2 medicals first then apply for computer number and then join some ground classes to clear dgca exams meanwhile search for a flying school which suits you and your budget then class 1 medical is required before flying .
The subjects for the DGCA exams are: - Air regulations - Aviation meteorology - Air navigation - Technical general - Technical specific And you also need to give the RTR exam (Radio Telephony Restricted). For the DGCA exams these books have been recommended: Meteorology: I C Joshi: Aviation meteorology (and CAE Oxford Aviation Meteorology ATPL Ground Training Series) Air regulations: R K Bali: Air Regulations for CPL/ATPL Technical general: CAE Oxford Powerplant ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Electrics and Electronics ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Principles of Flight ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Airframes and Systems ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Human Performance and Limitations ATPL Ground Training Series Technical specific: Pilot Operating Handbook (for example Cessna 172) Air navigation: Keith Williams: General Navigation CAE Oxford General Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Radio Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Instrumentation ATPL Ground Training Series CAE Oxford Flight Planning and Monitoring ATPL Ground Training Series RTR: R K Bali: Aviation Radiotelephony Manual
If your spectacles correct your vision to 6/6 vision, you can do that. But it is best that first you go for a vision test so that you know if you meet the vision requirements.
@@hulkbusterfans7600 6/6 and 20/20 means the same. 6/ 6 vision means that you can see the lines of letters in an eye chart from the distance of 6 meters (equal to 20 feet).
I'm in 12 now very less days to go but my parents want me to be a doctor but I'm trying to convince them but they feel this industry is not good bcoz airlines fired many members in pandemic and many other misconceptions...somehow I have to convince them and want a entire video on Tapesh sir's journey... I literally cry when I see aeroplanes in the sky...I really want to be a Pilot ❤️
I am in the same position
@ankita i know the feeling! i too am 13 and want to become a pilot. its hard convincing them, i know but one day they will understand your dreams so aim high!
bruhh just same to same condition with me too...
@@dr.winsyabraham6171 hope so they will understand soon..
But in pandemic doctor's are in a lot of danger than pilots 😅
I felt when you said wo time wapis nhi ayega ... Alone flying ♥️♥️
Summary: Take exams first and then go for flying because:
1. It will be cheaper.
2. Continuous flying after clearing the exams.
3. Theoretically, you will be stronger.
I am 14 and whenever I see a aeroplane my heart feels like ohh my sky I am comming ❤ Idk about hoe it costs me to be a pilot but I have my goals and I am gonna do it and I will successful ❤❤yes love you boeing boy❤
Me too yaar❤
Me 9 th me hu.. Or Bhaiya apke liye mujhe abhi se cockpit wali dreams araahii haeee😭💞.. Can't wait for my flying dayss..
Boards me acche percent lao 10+2 kuch bhi krke
@@NTRIX17 abhi 11 th me hu aur boards to matter bhi nhi karta
Thanks for the video the most consistent man!!! ❤😄
Thanks for giving more clarity over this 💯
U are a true inspiration sir
Thanks for uploading this kind of videos Tapesh sir means a Lott ❤️
Bhaiya aap kitne acche ho jo hamare leye itne mahanat karte ho , kash aap or maam kabhi mujhe bhi cockpit me milo
Very good point to clarify about this career well done good job captain 👍
Please tapesh can you make a detailed video on flying in India vs flying in abroad, which is a better option and what are the job opportunities abroad.
शानदार कैप्टन।
आप इतनी कम उम्र में इतना knowledge और confidence।
सबसे बड़ी beauty हैं आप में आप की सरलता, very honest in your talk।
Great captain।
आप प्राची ma'am यूंही शानदार लैंडिंग्स करते रहे।
क्या बिना किसी काम विषय के भी कोई आप से मुलाकात कर सकता है???
Yeaaaaaaahhh consistency 💥💥💥💥
Thanks for the vital information given. I want my kid to be a Pilot like you.
Thanks a ton captain!
Happy birdthday sir wish you to become a young pilot
Sir plzzz tell us how to become a pilot in Canada? Its a very high demanding video 😊
Make a video on vinod aviation academy and about fee structure n courses!
please film a video on the entire journey to become a pilot after 12th, can you start working for it from 11th? can you go abroad to become a pilot and settle there,if yes which countries are best
This is exactly what I want to know. I am currently studying in 11th and I want to know if I should start preparing now itself. I am trying to improve my Physics. I am little weak in Chemistry but I score very well in maths. Is there any skill I have to develop now???
Pilot banna hai ya settle hona hai?
I have friends in eu and Canada they were flying in Indonesia, south africa and few other south east asian countries you know why?
Simply bcz they like flying and not settlement,
do flying if you love it and not for immigration if you wanna immigrate there are alot of other ways
in the beginning grab anything you get even a piston engine job or even a non flying job at any air operator bcz these are very good gateways of getting into the airlines, seriously bro focus on flying only for now
and you in your school days should have a career goal and not a country goal
I'm not being rude just telling you reality
Of course you can read and study the required theory books for the exams when you are in 11th class, but you must have passed 12th class before you can complete the DGCA exams that are required for the commercial pilot license.
You can also complete the training for the commercial pilot license abroad if you want.
But to settle abroad is more complicated thing because for example in the US you basically must have a legal permanent resident status before you can apply for a job. And in the US you also must have 1500 flight hours and an ATP certificate (Airline Transport Pilot License) before you can work for an airline.
In Europe the airlines also usually require that you must have an unrestricted right to live and work in that country where you want to work, which basically means that you need to have a permanent resident status in this particular country.
Maths and physics are the required subjects and also English is very important because it is the language used in communicating with the Air Traffic Control.
What is ground classes???
They mean studying the required theory subjects.
These are:
- Air regulations
- Aviation meteorology
- Air navigation
- Technical general
- Technical specific
- RTR (Radio Telephony Restricted)
I aspire to become a pilot, but I hear people talk about unemployment in the aviation sector. Is it really worth becoming a pilot? Are pilots getting jobs or not?
Too want to know!
The whole world lacks pilots dude
Boeing itself lacks.
Le me taking commerce bcoz of the fear of maths and physics but still has a dream to be a pilot 😂😂😂
Maine toh arts liya hai 😂
@@Alwaysober24 us bro us
You can become pilot from commerce too
It don't apply tough level of maths and physics you just have to pass some exams
@@warrior1219 but we have to atleast pass 12 with maths and physics and if we have taken commerce then we have to give the test of maths and physics from NIOS and then we will be eligible for the computer number... And i dont think so that i can even pass class 12 with maths 🙂
Yes very consistent 🥲🫡🫡👌
Thnks for the best possible advice😊
Is ground class a tuition class ?
Mai aapko btata hu ,Pilot job thoda risky not bcs of that crash n all those stuff but because of strict physical condition which you should maintain till retirement. No body knows ki kabhi koi anhoni hogi jaise ki diabetes ya feer koi accident jo aapko permanently unfit krde for flying. Parents kabhi bhi aapka Bura nahi sochenge aap pele koi back up ke liye degre lelo feer CPL kro. let me give you my example i am 18 yrs old and i m in 1st yr of MBBS , muje doctor nhi bn na but backup ke liye rkha hai ye . mai mbbs ki degree leke CPL krne wala hu. Isse mai apna sapna bhi saakar krunga pilot bn ne ka aur apne Maa-Pita jee ki bhi sapana sakar krunga doc bnke
What is airline GD
Thanks sir 🙏
Sir koi traveling vlog bnao
Bike kidhar hai abki baar thoda aaram se chlana😂😂
🤗🤗🙂very very nice. Please keep coming out with more vlogs!! Which do you prefer? Airbus or Boeing?
sir you are such consistent you tuber
nice joke, go check his upload gaps!!!
The most important point is complete your Class 1 and Class 2 medicals before you start anything. Orelse doing all these will be pointless if you end up failing your medicals at the end.
Same question
It's all about passion...❤️✈️
Sir apne k hase ground class ki hai
Love this kind of content 💜👌
Bhaiya aapke 12th mei kitne aaye thhey..(meri haal bhi waisi hi hai)
Mai tedx dekh ra thaa aapka
Superb explanation sir....thankuh 💓
Bro watching your video makes me excited....😉❤️like MOTIVATIONAL VIDEO 😁
hats off sir you arer the best. thanks for this video sir
Sir....apke hisab se.....kounsi ground classes best hai
Do parents need to give money for the fuel when we will flying the aircraft for cpl?
The aircraft cost per hour includes cost of fuel as well.
Thank you sooooo much sir 😊
please make a detailed video on EFTA( emirates flight training academy )
Hi,can you make a headcam vedio while you are flying.
Love your content ❤️❤️❤️.
DGCA wont be happy
Sir please make a video on syllabus of airline exams for pilots ....what questions do they ask...is it from dgca subjects or something else?
Dude you should take ground classes I will suggest you to join VYAA which is run by Boeing Boy.
@@kaleenbhaiyakingofmirzapur bhai 12th tak bina tuitions ke top maara hai maine toh ground classes toh nahi lene wala. I just need syllabus and books to clear the exam. If you have some idea pls share.
@@abhirajgupta3128 bhai books to kafi saari ati h pr tmhe akele reh kr ek prospective ni milega aur na hi koi Idea mushkil bhut hojayega kyuki koi guide krne ke liye ni hoga so it will be better if you take ground classes.
@@kaleenbhaiyakingofmirzapur sahil sir is best
@@anonymous-ch7gu alright brother teachers are always great!
VYAA mei course price kitna hai??
Tapesh bhaiya ...I have watched all your videos till now ...but can you pls make a step wise video about what to do and how to start for becoming a pilot ....but in detailed steps.....please bhaiya ...
What are the best ground school?
is there a crash course for exam preparation?
well that sounds wrong..
Thanks for sharing ❤
How much subject in GDSC
hello boeing bhaiya kya muja collage clear kara pahda ga ??
Hey! As neet aspirant do their studies from secondary or higher secondary classes.. But for pilot what should I study? Bcs of this reason I don't go any classes bcs they taught me about jee as I have maths.. I don't know any good institution related to pilot or Air... What should i do.. Please guide me
#pilot to be✈
Can I do cpl with my engineering?
What the process of paper work?
Veryy much enjoyed and I consistently watching ur vedios. You are superb:)
Thank you so much bro
Muje kya! Mee too CPL holder hu🤣
😂
Can plz make vedio regarding TR
Which one should we do and to plane for ..this very much need for person who don't have aviation background.
Can I start my preparation for pilot at the age of 25th ??
Yes
Sir me 12 pass out hu mujhe ab pilot banna hai kaun sa website se bhara jata hai plz help me 🥺
Vyaa konsa ground class h??
Bhayya ye ground classes kahaase Kare it means in flying school ya house
Bro jeee aur ye pilot ki line alag alag hai kya tell me
Hey there .. can you share syllabus?
The subjects for the DGCA exams are:
- Air regulations
- Aviation meteorology
- Air navigation (includes General Navigation, Radio Navigation)
- Technical general (includes e.g. Principles of Flight, Airframes/Engines/Electrics, Performance)
- Technical specific
And you also need to give the RTR exam (Radio Telephony Restricted).
Am in now at the age of 14 and my dream is to be a pilot, thanks u. Tapesh sir for giving such a nice vedio
How to apply for pilot jobs can you make a video on it
Airlines usually announce the new vacancies on their websites in the career section. Then you can apply according to the given instructions.
Some airlines have also announced that you can send them an inquiry about a possible job. It is always worth to check their websites and the career information.
Cockpit stories should come back
Like if all agree
can v become commercial pilot after 35???????????
sir pls reply
😓😓😓😓😓
Sir, can we be a pilot while having Sinuses?
But pursuing a career flying in the conventional way would be very risky, going for a cadet training program would be very helpful, since we are already signing a loi with the airline, so we will be having a secure place as a pilot in the airline by the end of training
Cpp me pyse bhut lgte hy ...utna pysa sb ke pass nhi hota
Thank u for your opinion
Where do you stay?
You take ground classes?
Which flying school is best?
What is ground class
Ground classes means studying the theory subjects. Theory subjects include Air Regulations, Air Navigation, Aviation Meteorology, Technical General, Technical Specific and RTR (Radio Telephony Restricted).
11 me kya geography lena chahiye?
Please tell me books for the preparation.
If i do my traning through conventional means will i get a satisfactory job? Or doing cadet pilot is better?
Thank you so much bhaiya ❤️🤝🏻
How much you spend in pilot training
Fee of ground classes ??
Imagine studying for the exams but failing in your medical 🤣
You must take the medical examination already before you start to study for the exams so that you know that you are medically fit to become a pilot.
That might happen in Golmaal movies but in the World we live in, Medicals happens first. Followed by Ground Trg and Flying,
I m in 12th and what should I do now and for entrance exam what books should I prefer and please make a video for pilot interview ☺️☺️☺️☺️
First thing is to take the aviation medical examination (Class 2 medical) so that you can be sure that you are medically fit to become a pilot.
After you have passed 12th class you can complete the DGCA exams.
For the DGCA exams these books have been recommended:
Meteorology:
I C Joshi: Aviation meteorology
(and CAE Oxford Aviation Meteorology ATPL Ground Training Series)
Air regulations:
R K Bali: Air Regulations for CPL/ATPL
Technical general:
CAE Oxford Powerplant ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Electrics and Electronics ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Principles of Flight ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Airframes and Systems ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Human Performance and Limitations ATPL Ground Training Series
Technical specific:
Pilot Operating Handbook (for example Cessna 172)
Air navigation:
Keith Williams: General Navigation
CAE Oxford General Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Radio Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Instrumentation ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Flight Planning and Monitoring ATPL Ground Training Series
RTR:
R K Bali: Aviation Radiotelephony Manual
@@mikep9604 thank you so much
@@khushidedhia5791 sabse pehle toh 1 crore rs ka intezam karo agar hai toh congratulations
Best video Sir, I really liked the way you explain that specific content that we viewers have a hunch for 🔥♥️. Thankyou Sir.
Pehale mai meri 12th karlu 😅😅😅
Ha bhai
Pehle class 2 medical
@@saisuryansu phele paise baki sab to hota rahega 💰
@@Needle-Point hn! 🥲
Our dream is same i also want to become pilot of Airbus let's become pilot together
I am dropper wants to be doctor but flying fascinates me alot
I am from gujarat what about ma, if i want to join vyaa
Please tell me about the fee of ground classes
Tapesh bhaiya par mai abhi 12th me hu aur mai Indira Gandhi rashtriya uddan academy me Jana soch raha par waha 12th base ka entrance dena padta toh agar mai pehle dgca exams karunga toh 12th bhul jaunga toh entrance clear kaise karunga??plz answer this
Which are the best ground schools in india?
I also want to become a pilot.....
I want to ask a que is there tattoo is allowed
Visible tattoo is not allowed if your tattoo is covered then you are good to go 👍
Bruh pehle cpl Toe lele yae Toe badki bathae
Thank u so muchhhhh sirrrrr
SOO NOW WHAT WE SHOULD DOO JUST AFTER 12TH CLASS??
Do your class 1 and class 2 then apply for computer number bro
Just do class 2 medicals first then apply for computer number and then join some ground classes to clear dgca exams meanwhile search for a flying school which suits you and your budget then class 1 medical is required before flying .
How much percentage in 12th do you need to get an airline job
How I apply for your ground classes
I want to study syllabus of all the exams , but don't know from where to study and learn from.. can you help please?
Anything available online?
The subjects for the DGCA exams are:
- Air regulations
- Aviation meteorology
- Air navigation
- Technical general
- Technical specific
And you also need to give the RTR exam (Radio Telephony Restricted).
For the DGCA exams these books have been recommended:
Meteorology:
I C Joshi: Aviation meteorology
(and CAE Oxford Aviation Meteorology ATPL Ground Training Series)
Air regulations:
R K Bali: Air Regulations for CPL/ATPL
Technical general:
CAE Oxford Powerplant ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Electrics and Electronics ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Principles of Flight ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Airframes and Systems ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Human Performance and Limitations ATPL Ground Training Series
Technical specific:
Pilot Operating Handbook (for example Cessna 172)
Air navigation:
Keith Williams: General Navigation
CAE Oxford General Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Radio Navigation ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Instrumentation ATPL Ground Training Series
CAE Oxford Flight Planning and Monitoring ATPL Ground Training Series
RTR:
R K Bali: Aviation Radiotelephony Manual
Sir if I had specs than can i become pilot
If your spectacles correct your vision to 6/6 vision, you can do that. But it is best that first you go for a vision test so that you know if you meet the vision requirements.
@@mikep9604 what is 6/6 visison
@@mikep9604 I saw on google it's 20/40 something and what's that I can't understand?
@@mikep9604 Who are you btw
@@hulkbusterfans7600 6/6 and 20/20 means the same. 6/ 6 vision means that you can see the lines of letters in an eye chart from the distance of 6 meters (equal to 20 feet).
Ground class name or address
Bhaiya hm comments krke kya krenge aap reply toh dete nh ho
Motivation milta hai 💯😌