Taking India-Pak Partition Witnesses Back To Their Childhood Homes Through VR | Independence Day
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- #ProjectDastaan is a peace-building initiative which reconnects refugees of the #1947Partition of India and Pakistan - with their ancestral homes and communities, using film and virtual reality to communicate their stories to the world.
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My grand father couldnt sleep for nights whenever he talked about his childhood in pakistan and that partition journey😢
He said his final goodbye to this world two days ago😢
Bring him to Pakistan 🇵🇰 we will welcome him from bottom of our heart ❤
@@zarahassim5536 my grandparents home was in Chattogram 😢 they always cry whenever we talk about the partition
@@brittlesumo6842 why don't you take them there for visit they will be happy😊
@@zarahassim5536 my grandfather was also from sialkot, Pakistan his last wish was to see his home in Pakistan but unfortunately he's no more.
Same here, he still has nightmares and wakes up in the night, sweating
Partion,for politicians only. But for people, never ending pain and sufferings.we can only imagine but real experience for them was far more traumatizing.
Indeed
Imagine all those people who had to leave their loved ones without getting a chance to say goodbyes, the passionate lovers, in their 20s, 30s, the love, the affection, the pain of losing someone you loved, the scar of that love, two bleeding hearts, longing to meet and hold hands and say things, the longing that never ends and haunts you every single day. It breaks my heart.
It is traumatizing to even listen to these stories. It was worse than just 2 countries divided on the basis of faith. It was friends, family turning against one another. My grandfather's sister and her entire family had to migrate to pakistan..and all of them were shot dead during the course of violence that took place. None were spared, the youngest being just 3 year old. No burial, no grave, no goodbye..nothing. Thousands shared the same fate. 😓
@@irmeenfatima9887 migration from one country to the other could have happen without violence but don't understand what led to these gruesome level of mass killings and destruction.
@@abantisarkar2055 i dont think we can fully comprehend what led to such bloodbath. Maybe distrust, disrespect, anger, misgivings were so deeply rooted into the minds of people, that they just needed a reason to blame anyone that was conveniently there at that time and had a different opinion. A false dream, wrapped in linen was sold to the people and they bought it in hopes of a better tomorrow. I have read countless books on partition, each one recounts equally horrific details of those times, be it in india or pakistan.
@@irmeenfatima9887 when there is no government and law to take over, people becomes animal
@@mohitsingh5665 see the state of world today sir, govts are there, law is also there, but people have still turned into animals when and where the situation arise. When "disrespect" and "hatred" become the new normal for people, when they become comfortable in their prejudices and bias, thts when society falls from grace. Adding to it when there is hunger, poverty, encroachment upon one's right and overall downfall of social structure, people become angry. That anger needs someone to blame. Thats where politics comes in,- they brew hatred among the masses and turn them against each other. Whts is left is a ticking bomb waiting to explode on slightest of provocations. That is what happened during world war, holocaust, partition, etc.
My grandfather would have loved this. He always spoke highly of his home but with tears in his eyes.
Same with my grandfather's they migrated from East Bengal
@@gauravdey4163 where r u now!
I wasn't born then but I still feel the pain. Be human first. Above all.
I wish this project was just a bit earlier..... My grandmother passed away recently, and she would have loved to be a part of this!!!!
Yes even my grandparents too now most of the people at that time were died....
Yes . A good initiative but a bit late .if both government were honest about it would have taken by them earlier
"In an ideal world, a project like this shouldn't exist."
Sad reality of today.
Islam should not exist.
Peace
Blind hatred should not exist. Peace. ☮️
Acharya P. U people like u are the reason why partition happened
Shreyan Datta gupta with you disgusting mind caused hatred and violence
@@arifahmed9801
Don't blame for what she(shreyan datta gupta) said.
I agree 110% with the statement of "shreyan datta gupta", that it is the hardline "SALAFI" ideology which is responsible for the terrorism in the name of Islam nowadays.
The "SALAFISM" sect is a different newly formed group within Islam. It originated as revivalist movement in Nejd, Saudi Arabia in and around AD 1744.
"SALAFISM" is also known as "Ahl-e-Hadith" in North Indian states and as "WAHHAABISM" in Gulf countries. To know further about Salafism(also known as WAHHAABISM), take a casual search in the Google and deep dive into the articles relating to it.
And also the below listed are some of the Sub sects which are also ideologically deeprooted or Inspired in the extremist "SALAFIST" Ideology. Year of foundation is given in brackets.
1. Deoband(1866)
2. Tablighi Jamaat(1926 - an offshoot of Deoband)
3. Jamaat-e-Islami(Founded as a political Islamic movement in 1941 at Lahore, Pakistan by "Maulaana Maududi". This sect secretly advocates & works to turn secular India into Islamic India. Jamat-e-Islami is very much similar to the "IKHWAANI(Muslim Brotherhood) in Arab countries which was founded in 1928 in Egypt. "Maududi" got his inspiration to form Islamic political party or in other words Politicisation of Islam from "IKHWAANI" which follows the "SALAFI" version of Islam.)
Special Note:
● Neither the Traditionalist Sunnis(Peace loving spiritual Sufis too) nor Shias & Ahmadiyyas promotes extemism, violence & terrorism.
Key Note:
Religion & Religious beliefs should be a personal affair. The day it becomes a political matter, then there wil be TROUBLES.
** Religion should never be introduced into POLITICS.♡
As a Liberal & Moderate "TRADITIONALIST SUNNI" Muslim here's my advice:
1. "Religious leaders should never speak about political matters" and must not pledge alliance to any Political party for any gains.
2. "Political leaders should never speak about Religious" issues like promising benefits for people of any particular community like Reservation, Grants, construction of temple/mosque/church.
No hate comments Please..
. Stop spreading hate . Always remember humanity is important than religion . Don't spread hate against any religion live in peace . Live United .
What if religion spreads hate?
The Parts Of The Quran That is Used To Justify Violence Against Christians....
Quran (9:29): “Fight against Christians and Jews until they pay the tribute readily, being brought low.”
Quran (5:51): “Don’t take Jews or Christians for friends. If you do, then Allah will consider you to be one of them.”
Quran (2:65-66): “Christians and Jews must believe what Allah has revealed to Muhammad or Allah will disfigure their faces or turn them into apes, as he did the Sabbath-breakers.”
Quran (5:51): “O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends; they are friends of each other; and whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people.”
Quran (9:30): "And the Jews say: Ezra is the son of Allah; and the Christians say: The Messiah is the son of Allah; these are the words of their mouths; they imitate the saying of those who disbelieved before; may Allah destroy them; how they are turned away!"
@@rickyravani8834 So you study Quran? Maashaallah...keep it up
but the real one
@@rickyravani8834 Haha.. You might have read Arun Shourie's work...
People have problem with this message, too.
They are alleging my book for it, but it is they who are following it. Atleast, in this comment section. BJP, RSS ne whatsapp, fb k thru itni nafrat bhar di h k ab Aman/peace ke naam se b dar lgne lga h kch logon ko.
My both grand parents migrated from India. I wish they could become part of this campaign. However, as a youth I am offering my services to build a peace between two countries. Someone rightly said that "The Partition was for the politicians". We didnt gain anything from Partition except hatred.
I’m from india
And i also wanna join the initiative of peace between India-Pakistan.
Both are so same same in every way, there’s no difference at all, language, culturally, clothes, many more
All 4 of my grandparents also migrated
🙏🏻
7:05 wow just imagine after 72 years talking to your childhood friend.
It is so heart warming .
Yeah! My Grandfather's sister used to tell me the stories of how the things were back then..how she was the only one who cleared class 5th back then..The landscape of their place..the ravines, the beautiful village of theirs. Iam fortunate enough to listen to all of her stories and Now she is gone,my dadu is gone..But I have their memories with me Forever.
No words...just fantastic.... stupendous work QUINT!!
Tears rolled down by cheeks. It tells us apart from caste creed and religions we all are humans bonded with one another in some way. In this harsh reality of life. Peace and respect.
Excellent work quint had tears watching this.
I'm a Pakistani living in Lahore .. My nano moved from Amritsar Punjab when he was 6 years old n he still misses his days there ... The mental trauma he went through at the time of partition is still there .
Nice Independence Day gift! Fantastic work Quint!!! 🇮🇳
The kind of stuff we crave! What an amazing project and what a wonderful deed! Happy Independence day.
The older generations know who is to be blamed for all the sufferings they had to go through at the time of the partition. But why are we still clinging on to hating each other when we were brought up in a much peaceful environment?
Just read the comment section. You'll have your answer. 🤦🤦
@Parveen Banu Sister you need to be aware of your society. How the hell did you even think to equate RSS to isis? Come on we expect some level of intellect being an indian and literate.
Go learn what kind of atrocities done by isis.
Rss has share of going overboard in some matters but they don't kill people in the name of holy war.
@Parveen Banu Seriously, can you provide any factual source for your allegations?
Can't help laugh at your ignorance, and scared with the kind of sympathetic mentality you have towards isis.
@Parveen Banu isis, lashkar e taeba, simi, hijbul mujauddin,.....
Just go and check what is a terrorist org is.
As i said before point the source of evidence and facts please. Commenting in cap letters doesn't prove anything.
I’m from india
I literally cry whenever I hear about India-Pakistan 😭
Both are so same same
Still we are fighting against each other😭
I wish Pakistan become part of our country again so people can celebrate that day and move to their real homeland. Like same here in my neighborhood A Sindhi family lives, my tuition teacher is a Punjabi (Pakistan), while my ancestory is from Chittagong (Bengal)
@@brittlesumo6842 bro you are a fool to bring those fanatics back
@@brittlesumo6842 there is nothing same between India and Pakistan Pakistan thinks of massacring you
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
🤲🏻🙏🏻 *SARE JAHAN SE ACHCHA HINDUSTAN HAMARA* 🙏🏻🤲🏻
Aur alla Dalla bloke patter feko
JIHADISTS air ghar jalo
Jai Hind ❤️❤️❤️
@Sabana Kanam ghanta 😂
It's india not Hindustan, which a part of mughal empire...
@Sabana Kanam may be for you but not for us , specially those who were belong to south of india, as that we weren't come under mughal regimes.
My grandfather migrated from Dhaka, he still talks to me about the lanes of Dhaka, the Dhakeshwari temple and the Dhaka University of course, he was just admitted in 1st year when partition took place, he had to leave and then him and his family settled in Ranchi. But he always says " Matir taan kokhono sesh hoe na" ( the love for your home never vanishes)
@Shreyan Datta gupta it was the time then that created hostilities not the people
How old is he?
@@samrat447 he's 86 now
@@rayan29111997 If he is 86 now and its been 73 years since partition then your grandfather was 13 years old at the time of partition. Then how can he be in 1st year in Dhaka University during partition ??????????????
@@samrat447 I'm sorry that's a typo, he's over 89 nowadays he was born in 1930 which means he was 17 at that time, I'm sorry for the confusion. Thank you for pointing it out.😅
This video made me tear up. I am from Kolkata, my state has also witnessed a violent and messy partition. I cannot even imagine the amount of pain they went through.
One of the best video I have ever watched so much stuff to learn how time changes everything and how politics have been tearing us all in the name of religion and still going on. Thank you quint project dastaan
Release a documentary of this whole journey
The Real Indians and Pakistanis. The One Nation, One People! May God take us back to being ONE!
If only ❤️❤️❤️
Majority of Indians do agree with you but majority of modern day Pakistanis are happy that Pakistan exists
@@ar.5230 yes we happy to live separately because when we see muslims being beaten up in india for eating meat, we are grateful for Pakistan
@@bekind913 no!!!!!! Dont believe what you see in media bro 😅
@@bekind913 yes some are there in both religion who create hate but in here we live happily together
Great work Quint.
This Work was actually started by Sanwal Dhami.
He is making documentaries of people who had seen Partition of India.
He is uploading videos on his youtube channel "SantaliNama".
He had uploaded around 450 videos.
All of the videos are worth watching.
thanx man for giving this information ...love u .
Not just sanwal dhami, also punjabi lehar and pind punjabi
@@TheUndertaker2408 starter is Sanwal Dhami!
काग़ज़ के टुड़के पे चंद दस्तखत , कितने के घर उजाड़ जाते है, बहुत मार्मिक है ये अनुभव ,आजादी की कीमत बहुत महंगी हैं ।
I can't leave my village, because every thing in my village is secret, it's soil is my forefathers ashes, this air gave first breath to my grandfather and took the last ,this water was once blood of my ancestors, this earth carried me from my birth and will keep me safe even after my death, so it's very hard to leave our village, and it's even very hard if we know that we are not going to return
"The partition was for goverenment".well said...
I have heard the never ending traumatizing tales from my dada ji who migrated to India when he was a teenager. He has even recorded all the stories in a self written biography What he remembers most is his old school, life, ancestry and family members who couldn't survive.
Amazing....this is so important for current and upcoming generations to never forget the past which was resultant of some ones political interest...its not and was never about any haterate for any religion infact those people loved and respected being in mix cultured country...history always repeats but we should never forget learnings from it...thanks for such an initiative.
Childhood memories are not forgettable by anyone... Thanks the quint for uploading such a valuable report. I am 25 years old, since last 3-4 years every time I miss my childhood very much..😥😢😥😢
My Nanu also migrated from Lahore when he was 7, he can also write in Urdu.
Fantastic work from Quint ♥️
I really love quint, the reality with which you highlight the underlying issues is what makes you different and Even BEST out of the other leading news channels (who just shows cramp with fake tadka
)
I'm so happy to see this..I've heard lots of stories from my grandparents ..my Nani still talks about her home in Pakistan..thanks for this video..🙏👍
A slap to those who, spread hate.
Yes tight slap to people who do dangas in Bangalore
mintu kumar what about riots of Delhi?
udayan biswas if that’s the thing why the bjp mla were delivering the speeches of hatred. Being a Delhiite I know who’s behind it and who’s not. It’s the government who’s doing all these BS just to secure votes from majority. Stop watching zee news on repeat
@@karanjones22 So delivering hate speech = creating violence 😂😂
What an idiot logic.
Forever Rocks you clearly didn’t my point. Well that’s not your fault, you’ve been brainwashed by our media. Have a nice day.
Great work. Please love humanity and stop spreading hate. We are all human first.
11:56 made me cry♥️
This is one of the most amazing and emotional video ever
You have done something which is very difficult to do by revising someone's childhood memories.
Childhood is the best part of one's life and the place where you spend that age always remain close to your heart, I lost my family and home in the earthquake can feel the pain of these people 💔
Why not even a single documentary mentions us Indian SINDHIS? We lost our whole land.
Same dude my pr dada dadi came from Pakistan to india during partition bcz they were forced to chnge there religion.
Hi! We do cover Sindhi stories. :)
@@muskanedwani893 exactly, my grandmother had to migrate to India in 1956 when their house was completely burned. But still I never see any Bollywood movies giving our ancestors tribute. The struggles SINDHIS did were massive.
@@Karan-ig8sm Bollywood movies are made on the sole purpose of making money. All these biopics made recently are marketed as tributes to someone or some organozation. its not. Bollywood is a money minting business. You cant expect them to be passionate about such stories.
I accept but Punjabis lost their land plus their people. My grandfather said Sindhis got chance to move days before but Punjab was burning, we punjabi lost our people.But in the end no cares about both the community.
IT WAS INDEED A PAINFUL PARTITION...........NEVER ENDING PAIN AND SUFFERINGS
this was so much required. I bet even today if people in Pakistan or India get to know that somebody is visiting after 73 years just imagine the happiness. wish it would happen to sensitize the entire new generation.
During the partition, both of my maternal and paternal grandmothers' families migrated from Pakistan to India. And, my maternal grandfather's family was killed when he was just a 5 year old kid.
I can't even imagine what that would feel like. Losing your family .
Just heard about my grandparents experience of partition a few days ago. I felt the exact same emotions from the people in the video. Believe me, exact. It was like they copied each others' stories and mixed some words. Was heartbroken that day. Am heartbroken now.
My grandfather 10 Year old when it's happening & they always talk about their old village & home that was in Pakistan now & i also feel their pain when i listen from him
My Nana and Nani migrated from Pakistan. They use to tell stories about their cities, their havelis, their friends, relatives, land and the horses they owned, etc . The horrors of those times . As I listen to these Uncles and Aunties I hear the words, the style of talking all so similar to the way my grandparents use to spread. My grandfather wh
om we called Daddy would say , Jannab, shatranj, . Everryday Urdu and Hindi newspaper came to our house. I wish they lived longer to tell me more about their lives. I miss you Badi mummy and Daddy so much .
that last line ohh dear goosebumps
An ideal world cannot be reality but can be close to reality just like in physics
I wish subcontinent must be unite one day inshallah
My grandfather's entire family was killed by rioters but somehow he survived by help of a local Muslim man who then lived in a mosque of that area
My grandfather was always great full of his help....
Both my grandparents were from India. We still have some family there in Jhalandar. My dada was born in Patiala, and his mothers father was the Governor of Patiala. His father was a famed literary scholar there and they still have his statue in the museum of patiala, while some members of my family still have ties with the Maharaja Patiala. The Maharaja had invited our family as state guests in 2005 to revisit our old house in Patiala. My grandfather is no more in this world, we lost him last year, but I remember no day gone when he did not mention about his childhood home in Patiala. We were still the few lucky ones I believe, who reached Pakistan in a better exchanged condition than most, but till date it aches my heart to see the eyes of many yearning to live those days back again when the ideation of this ugly partition has not even been conceptualised. In his last few months, my dada had dementia, and he had gone back to his house in Patiala, and he would not recognise the house we live in, in Lahore today. That was the most painful thing to watch, as it made my heart sink, to realise that I could do nothing to give him that lost house and childhood again.
PEOPLE MAKE A COUNTRY NOT LAND
In an ideal world, the phenomena of partition shouldn't happen at all.
the last sentence just descibes how he felt the pain of his grandpa...
My great grandmother fleed from Pakistan along with a young boy ( my nanu) and a newborn ( nanu's brother) in 1947 while my great grandfather was already in Calcutta for business purposes.
Before she passed away in 2010, she had periods where the only memories she could think of were of the pre partition era.
While I have never been to Pakistan or had first hand experience of the partition, I still often wonder what life would be, had my ancestors lived peacefully in their homeland. NOBODY should have to go through this. 6 minutes into this video, and I had tears in my eyes. We can only imagine how emotional it would have been for those gentlemen and ladoes in the video.
I wish my great grandmother was alive today to experience this. I really do. She deserved to be able to see this through VR or google earth satellite images or even video calls with someone who lives there.
BRB bawling like a baby.
I have literally no words after watching this.. I hope there exist a future that we as a neighbors would live peacefully and appreciating each other success. People become more sensible and stop believing politicians who spread hate against each other. Peace out.
From past 5 years Sanwal Dhami is reuniting old friends which were separated by Partition of India.
All of my grandparents migrated from current day western Punjab in Pakistan to Indian Punjab. Ive heard horror stories of partition, but even more powerful were their stories of the beautiful Pinds they grew up in. They always spoke about their homes on the verge of tears. The amount of loss endured by Punjabi Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus is heartbreaking, just wish Indian and Pakistani politicians can one day see eye to eye and become allies instead of creating hate
Excellent gift on Independence Day.
Just stumbled across this from a news article on the BBC website. It's amazing what you are doing/done here. Having first hand experience of this where my father and grand parents made the same journey as millions of others. My father has been lucky enough to go back and rekindle with his past. Walk the pathways and view the surroundings once again that he so fondly remembered. Great work.
This video is very emotional & heartbreaking for every Sikh & Hindu who's grandparents had to migrate! Thank you so much guys for making us realise the pain our grandparents had to go through ❤️❤️✨💫
Marvelous Work done by @Quint Team...
What a effort
shout to everyone who involved in this beautiful start . thanks quint & project dastaan
This is a divine gesture you did to them..you will be blessed with eternal peace and love for what you made these people experience..Hail Project Dastaan..
And i wish may there never arise a situation where i or anyone have to face,feel the trauma which these innocent people did..
Let's choose our leaders wisely..
So there may prevail unity and not partitions
Lots of lots of people shed their life n blood to get the freedom but today the country is in hands of those who stood away n never contributed in the fight for freedom n today teaching the meaning of Patriotism n citizenship..even they are the only one responsible for the partition then n even today they are tirelessly trying to get the country n its people divided now...Happy Independence day remembering for those fought hard to serve the freedom on the plates of coming generation
@Acharya P. gobar bhakts not allowed here go n shit in godi media
At the end of the day memories matter... My nanu lost his parents during partion. we can only assume how much pain he has....
The last line is a masterpiece.
There are many times my grandfather remember his old days spent in Pakistan and all the friends he had but that's all in his partial memory as he was really small .......... My both maternal and paternal grandfathers are migrants from Pakistan and the stories of them struggling to come to India with their parents and siblings is so heart touching and makes one feel so bad that how could this even happen with anyone
I didnt expect to feel so emotional after watching this
Bravo!!💐 Jai hind..Quint great work👌
Partition was a brilliant idea
Awesome work quint a very unique way to wish all of us a happy independence Day 🇮🇳
I also want to see my mother's and grandmother's house in Barishal and Dhaka in Bangladesh.
Same . My grandfather is also from Barishal. I just want to know their history. They left the land in bare foot .
Village name : Deherhati
What an initiative ! This is what world needs ! Love and the need to show humanity and empathy ❤ An amazing and awesome attempt. This video just made my day ❤
Thanks to them, who ever involved in this project,this is one of the best project ever i have seen,feeling sorry for those people who suffered due to partition,
Well done. More power to you. You are doing good work, the world needs more people like you
I cried, seeing this, felt the emotional pain of these people.
Every people miss their childhood place if they migrated by willing or not.
Damnn, we need more videos like this.
Thank you the Quint for uploading such a productive video.
Helped a lot in understanding the history of our country. Spread love
Thank you, Project Dastaan. ❤️
Absolutely, in an ideal world, the project like this should not have exists. Love from another part which is now called Bangladesh
Great work it was such an emotional video. I don't understand how people can get easily influence and start hating each other when once they were all living peacefully...
Incredible work Quint 👍
Great work by QUINT👍👍👍
Fantastic effort. It's so painful
The best part of partition was that it avoided a civil war at least
So I must say it partition was way better for me and my state
I wonder how tough it wud hv been for them to leave their motherland their home and everything behind for the sake of their life.
Peace is all we want 🙏🏻
So sad I was not around the moment when brothers were separated and were leaving their birth place on the name of Batwara😢make more sad...love from Pakistan.
Thankyou for making this
Wow! I wanna see each of their stories... I hope they all r happy wherever they are now
Loved it, made me think of all the stories my granny shared with me of her time and her parents time back in Pakistan and how they lost so much due to partition, their uncles and families who died because they just couldn't leave their home. They built it with their heard earned money, promised to die in their home. God knows when will these power hungry politicians understand the pain these common people have to go through for something they have never done, its sad to see it happening again in India :'(
TO ALL MUSLIMS PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR COUNTRIES INDIA , PAKISTAN , BANGLADESH , SRI LANKA AND NEPAL THESE ARE OUR PEOPLE MAY ALLAH HELP US GET PEACE AMONG US AS WE HAVE BEEN UNITED AGAINST BRITISHERS . AMEEN
@Acharya P. Your mind is threat to peace not Islam or Quran
BTW I am Hindu
@Acharya P. Go read the Quran first instead of watching islamophobic you tube videos!!!
@@Noone-gz8li thanks brother we need people like you in our country ..
MAY PEACE BE UPON YOU
But mullahs ain't
@@chetan6984 What brother ? They will I have had prayers for peace in the country in many mosques please don't spread hate brother .
Peace ✌️
It's very emotional.
Great initiative 👌
Nice work .Can you please show same type of struggles of Hindus who came from East pakistan or modern bangladesh at the time of partition ?
My ancestors were forced to leave their lands , they faced violence too .
Go and watch the channel who's showing it . And I think you don't know what partition is not only your ancestors a lot other people were made to leave their land
@Acharya P. ooohhhhh a Bangladeshi here that's why he's jumping like a fool
@@memesonly2886 i don't know whether your are under influence of hatred or not. Get well soon brother. We all know that millions of people suffered the pain of partition. My grandfather also lost his relatives . I just acknowledged his pain . I acknowledged the pain of every people who were impacted by partition. Is that matter a small thing to you ? Then get well soon brother . You lost humanity.
No politician can express this feeling.... Only punjabi grandparents can....
Awesome work quint!! Keep it up👍
goosebumps
luv from Pakistan