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00:00:06This is the morning that is coming

00:00:08Your lips will come

00:00:11We will come and go and go and go

00:00:20The morning that is coming

00:00:23This morning that is coming

00:00:35Polar

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00:00:49OK

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00:01:15Assalamu alaikum good morning good morning Pakistan

00:01:20क्या हाल कैसे हैं आप लोग ठीक ठाक हैं मैं कल अपने बेटे को देखके ना मैं कई अपने बच्पन

00:01:28में कल चली गई और मैं यह सोच रही थी

00:01:32कि मैं उसके लिए सोच रही हूं क्या एक्टिविटीज तलाश करूं कि वह आई पैड का पीच्छा चोड़ दे

00:01:39अगर मैं अपने बच्पन में जाते हूं तो मुझे बहुत सारी मेरी मेमरीज मेरे दिमाग में हैं कि हम क्या

00:01:47करते थे हम अपने काजन्स के साथ खेलने किदर किदर जाते थे हमारा टाइम सेट हुआवा था कि हम तरपते

00:01:55थे जाके जी क्रिकिट खेलने के लिए मैदान में य

00:02:08We had to play badminton because it was so hot in June and July, so in the morning we felt

00:02:12that it was less hot in the morning, so at 6.30am we had to play badminton, which means that

00:02:20we had a lot of time to do a lot of activities, we had to do a lot of tuition,

00:02:28we had to do a lot of support, but in other words, we had to do a lot of time

00:02:34to do a lot of activities.

00:02:38or we managed to live our child properly, why have we not had time today, why have we not done

00:02:45sports for the children, why aren't we all allowed to go abroad, so why have we not done sports today,

00:02:50because these children are living their children, you do not think we have lived our children better.

00:02:55Pangea shayad but she is back to realize Karina Nekar a naked I just program to

00:03:04decker unke ma-baap realize Karina came up a much to go Kessa much Pandeira

00:03:09myself as parent up to some extent up to Bacchuk over Poole Bacchpandeira

00:03:13him on a Sonya Kachamja Laker will look by the way I'm on a proper nutrition

00:03:39I don't know.

00:04:14I don't know.

00:04:48I don't know.

00:04:50I don't know.

00:04:52I don't know.

00:04:56I don't know.

00:05:26I don't know.

00:05:27I don't know.

00:05:27I don't want to go to childhood.

00:05:29But yeah, if I get a choice, I want to relive my 20s.

00:05:34Okay.

00:05:36Like we've discussed on the show, I was very little when I was married.

00:05:40So I was learning my early 20s.

00:05:42I was learning my child.

00:05:44So that's why there's a golden period of life.

00:05:48When all my friends were going to universities, they were enjoying their life.

00:05:51So it was a very different kind of life.

00:05:53So that's the time.

00:05:55If I could.

00:05:55I would.

00:05:56I would.

00:06:00I would.

00:06:08I would.

00:06:11I would.

00:06:12I would.

00:06:36I would.

00:06:46I would.

00:06:47I would.

00:06:58I would.

00:07:03I would.

00:07:07I would.

00:07:12I would.

00:07:15I would.

00:07:17I would.

00:07:21I would.

00:07:22I would.

00:07:22They would.

00:07:23I would.

00:07:25I would.

00:07:25Why?

00:07:25You could see like I was a home.

00:07:28I was an old man.

00:07:31Well, I have a son, I don't know what to do, but...

00:07:39and our house was a m-parties

00:07:41Oh!

00:07:43In Islamabad we lived in the land

00:07:44There was an invitation on the night

00:07:48But there was no food

00:07:50There was only a m-parties

00:07:52In the mountains there were a m-boughties

00:07:55And there was a tree

00:07:56And there was a tree

00:07:59A tree, a tree

00:08:01And a tree

00:08:02And there was a tree

00:08:04And all the m-parties

00:08:08There were a m-parties

00:08:09I thought yesterday we had a m-parties

00:08:12What?

00:08:13A m-parties?

00:08:14Yes, today's kids

00:08:16They don't have any craze

00:08:18They don't have any craze

00:08:20They don't have any craze

00:08:21We have a mobile craze

00:08:24Today's mobile

00:08:26Alhamdulillah my kids love fruit

00:08:28That's amazing

00:08:29They've added a lot from their childhood

00:08:30But it will be nice

00:08:32But we have a m-parties

00:08:35I remember the season

00:08:36Exactly

00:08:37I agree

00:08:37We also celebrate

00:08:38Our children do it

00:08:40But this is the thing

00:08:41In our childhood

00:08:42We don't have so many things

00:08:44I also say that

00:08:45Exactly

00:08:46If we were talking about chocolate

00:08:47But we didn't have any chocolate

00:08:50It was just a jubilee

00:08:51No chocolate

00:08:52No chocolate

00:08:53Now you have endless list

00:08:55Of chocolates

00:08:55Candies

00:08:56How long is this list

00:08:57I think in our childhood

00:08:59The wholesome life

00:09:02My father

00:09:03My father

00:09:03Fruit

00:09:04And all these things

00:09:05Our home

00:09:06The culture

00:09:07There are mango parties

00:09:09There are mango parties

00:09:11There are mango parties

00:09:12There are mango parties

00:09:13And they say

00:09:13Let's eat

00:09:14We are not

00:09:15No

00:09:16No

00:09:17No

00:09:18No

00:09:26No

00:09:27It was about

00:09:30Exactly

00:09:31It was about

00:09:56Exactly

00:09:57That's the other team, the other partner is all running, and the other party is just looking for the ball.

00:10:07Like tag. If you have a tag game, you have to beat the ball.

00:10:10If you have the ball touched and you didn't fix it again, then you have to beat the ball.

00:10:17Look at this game, balance is also taught.

00:10:21That they have to balance the ball.

00:10:22Like dominoes, what do they say?

00:10:27Dominos is different.

00:10:28It's about Jenga type.

00:10:32Jenga type.

00:10:33Jenga type.

00:10:33He is also learning how to balance.

00:10:35He is also learning how to balance.

00:10:37How many things are in the game?

00:10:41In the mahali, it was about community.

00:10:44Exactly.

00:10:46The parties were talking about something that you are eating in the mood.

00:10:51You know, honestly, I am not proud of it.

00:10:53But I remember, when I was little and in the building, I knew all the children.

00:10:58And at 5 o'clock, we all used to get together.

00:11:01Same here.

00:11:02And we used the corridors of roller skating.

00:11:04Oh, good.

00:11:05And unfortunately, in the building I live, my daughter has lived last 10 years ago.

00:11:10And she does not know a single kid.

00:11:12And it's not her fault.

00:11:13I do not allow it too.

00:11:15Because today's time has changed.

00:11:16There are safety issues.

00:11:18There are 10 people coming.

00:11:19You cannot take this risk.

00:11:21So, times have changed.

00:11:23And not for the better.

00:11:24I do now.

00:11:26I love this.

00:11:27Time has changed.

00:11:28But you need to change with it.

00:11:30So, I made a conscious effort.

00:11:33That's why my childhood was very good.

00:11:36And when my sister was born, we moved away from Karachi.

00:11:39So, my sister was also in the city.

00:11:42The state of Islamabad left.

00:11:42Where the rest of the men and religion play them, they play that.

00:11:46So, we had the same role in Islamabad.

00:11:49So, we had been in our village.

00:11:52So, we were going to roll on our our way.

00:12:03Wow.

00:12:04Very nice.

00:12:04We played with the kids with the kids.

00:12:07Unfortunately, there was no child in that place.

00:12:10I was becoming a child with them.

00:12:12And I played with them.

00:12:13That's wonderful.

00:12:15We have to create that environment for our children.

00:12:19We have to do it for the kids.

00:12:21Now, we have to do it for the kids.

00:12:22How are we doing it?

00:12:24Unfortunately, I feel that our generation is better

00:12:37because our children are overwhelmed by everything.

00:12:42They don't have to deal with it.

00:12:45They don't know how to deal with it.

00:12:47These games have taught us how to interact with the kids.

00:12:53How to do conflict with the kids.

00:12:55We have to deal with it.

00:12:56I have to tell them.

00:12:58We are just telling them.

00:12:59They are always told.

00:13:00It was always the same.

00:13:01No, she was always telling them.

00:13:06Yes.

00:13:08We are always telling them.

00:13:09We are always saying that we are more conscious parents.

00:13:12So we know our own mistakes.

00:13:14So we are doing the mistakes of our children.

00:13:16So we try to work with the kids.

00:13:20We don't have to do this.

00:13:21And so we give them logic.

00:13:22Our parents don't give logic.

00:13:32It's a very funny memory, because now I'm going to travel, so when my time comes, I'm going to get

00:13:47back and forth in England, so I'm going to travel.

00:13:53So, my mother was very comfortable with me.

00:13:57Very comfortable!

00:13:59We were so overweight.

00:14:01I still remember that our suitcases were open in check-in, and we were making hand carries.

00:14:09We were so heavy.

00:14:11What was the same in the house?

00:14:13Shots?

00:14:14Shots, shots.

00:14:16Shots, shots.

00:14:16We have five sisters.

00:14:17We are going to America, then we are going to England, then there are two sisters.

00:14:21Then there are two sisters.

00:14:22My father is in England.

00:14:23So, whenever we were going, there was so much weight.

00:14:26It's a drama.

00:14:27It's a drama.

00:14:28I used to carry 15-15 kilos as a 10-year-old.

00:14:33Oh God!

00:14:34And I remember that once, we had opened our suitcases, and there was so much weight.

00:14:39So, my mother said, let's make a hand carry.

00:14:41So, we have bags, shopping bags, shoppers.

00:14:45They also keep them together.

00:14:47So, I made bags.

00:14:48And the counter, she saw me.

00:14:50She said, I will not go.

00:14:51Today, I will not send you to the plane.

00:14:52I will not send you to the plane.

00:14:54I will not send you to the plane.

00:14:55I will send you to the plane.

00:14:55She said, no, we are not going to the plane.

00:14:57And I remember that the woman followed us until the plane.

00:15:00And she made sure that we don't take those hand bags.

00:15:05So, what did you guys do?

00:15:07She said, I am begging, pleading, I don't know what, what, what.

00:15:10That's what she wanted, basically.

00:15:12That's exactly.

00:15:13And my mother's question is, how do you do it?

00:15:16How do you do it?

00:15:17How do you do it?

00:15:22How do you do it?

00:15:23She gave me money.

00:15:24It happened, when I was coming here, four or five days ago,

00:15:28she said, this is more than 3 kg.

00:15:31I said, no, no, I will keep it in hand carry.

00:15:34Hand carry was not on me, I have a shopper.

00:15:36And I had a hand carry.

00:15:38She said, okay, just remove it and put it in the other hand carry.

00:15:43I will take it in the luggage.

00:15:44But I can access the bag from 30 kg.

00:15:46I can't do the bag.

00:15:47I said, okay, I am with my purse.

00:15:50My purse, which is my normal purse,

00:15:51I have a weighting machine that is small.

00:15:55I opened my makeup with my pouch or cream.

00:16:00I broke it quickly and took 2 kg or 3 kg.

00:16:03I said, I don't have to do anything.

00:16:05I put it out and put it in.

00:16:07I said, I don't give money.

00:16:09You have to give money.

00:16:11There are a lot of money.

00:16:12Already, you are giving so much money when you are travelling yourself.

00:16:15So you don't want money.

00:16:17Tell me, how are you packing?

00:16:18Now, I travel so light, Vinny.

00:16:22I travel so light that if I have 23 kg allowed,

00:16:26then I have 12 kg.

00:16:28I kid you not.

00:16:28I am packing this way.

00:16:29If I am going for 8 days,

00:16:31I will have 8 different outfits.

00:16:33I will have shoes.

00:16:34But my weight is 12 kg.

00:16:36No hand carry.

00:16:38No hand carry.

00:16:39No hand carry.

00:16:39And then, okay, okay.

00:16:40The Korean way, right?

00:16:41Light thing.

00:16:42I am going for my packing.

00:16:43The outfit rule is 7, 6, 4.

00:16:46It is like this.

00:16:47You are in the back.

00:16:49Like they are wearing a pair.

00:16:50You would get 5, 4 pants for the amount.

00:16:54and they match something like that and you change it like that.

00:17:01So, it's a good idea.

00:17:03Let's put everything together.

00:17:04I don't know.

00:17:06Outfits are different.

00:17:07You're a big problem.

00:17:09I'm your mother.

00:17:11My whole goal is that if you're 23,

00:17:15then you'll be 23 and a half.

00:17:17I think it's decent.

00:17:20I do heavy things like that.

00:17:35I don't believe this.

00:17:37I don't believe this.

00:17:39I don't even know what I was saying.

00:17:41Anyway, point being that I didn't take a sink and take a sink.

00:17:46I got a glass sink with Kami and Sheru.

00:18:05I can never travel with you, I'm one like you one like you one like you

00:18:09I promise to my friends who are going with me and who are going with me

00:18:13I promise you are going with me

00:18:15I was going alone and I knew that I would take all suitcases

00:18:20so I do training and weightlifting

00:18:24but before I go with my weight

00:18:27by the way that is the best kind of exercise

00:18:31so my friend who was in England

00:18:35he is an artist

00:18:40he is only 50 years old, 52 years old

00:18:43so he had open heart surgery

00:18:45so he was going with me

00:18:47so I put two suitcases

00:18:50and said this is the best exercise

00:18:52so don't think I can do it

00:18:54I don't know how many flights of suitcases

00:18:58because it is the best exercise

00:19:00yes it is

00:19:01the best

00:19:02in China they say

00:19:04when you used to pick up those buckets

00:19:06the water

00:19:07oh yeah yeah

00:19:07the water

00:19:09the water

00:19:10the water

00:19:11so if you take them both

00:19:12it is the best kind of exercise

00:19:15and your core tight

00:19:16you know your core tight

00:19:18so now my husband had a hand

00:19:20I said I have to take the core

00:19:22whatever the waterاف

00:19:25the water so

00:19:30we would like to teach that class

00:19:31this is the ajustable so

00:19:33he could do this so

00:19:33go with your childhood my

00:19:35childhood is it birthday

00:19:37at pizza hut oh

00:19:40honestly

00:19:41I

00:19:42happen in Malaysia moving

00:19:43here there

00:19:46too in

00:19:47Pizza Hut everything

00:19:48in sommet ice

00:19:49cream

00:19:51Yes, it was so nice, it wasn't cheese, it was like a dough with the ice cream and everything

00:20:01and it was nice for you so that it was so good that my parents told me to go there

00:20:07because

00:20:08they will be singing now so you feel like the queen so I enjoyed it on this thing but

00:20:13there is no ice cream but there was some Nutella that I ate, it was in pancakes with the Nutella

00:20:22and ice cream.

00:20:23Pizza Hut? No, it was like a samosa. It was closed, it was closed in Pakistan.

00:20:30I was like, that's not possible. I love it. I don't like it, I don't like it but anyway.

00:20:37Yes, it was closed, it was closed. After break, then the next day, we will get to the new childhood.

00:20:46Now we will be living in childhood. After break, we will be living with our childhood. Good morning.

00:20:58Welcome, welcome back. Good morning Pakistan. So today we are reliving our childhood.

00:21:02We are reliving our childhood. And when we talk about childhood, it will come into a spark.

00:21:09And I think it will come into your eyes. So we are bringing this spark.

00:21:13And we are comparing our childhood and our childhood.

00:21:19What about you? Yeah, in the break, we are doing this.

00:21:22Okay, sorry. Before you go to the childhood, let us see that our Gen Z's have some letters written.

00:21:28Oh, okay. Come here, study.

00:21:31You guys said that we were playing in childhood. We were playing with friends until the night.

00:21:37We always give us away. We always give us away. We always say that our time is bad.

00:21:42We always say that our time is bad. We always feel very bad at home.

00:21:46Tell us, if you are in our place, then what do we do?

00:21:49Thank you very, very.

00:21:50How cute.

00:21:51We have a mother, when we sleep, that we run off and get away from her.

00:21:55We were just that, we were doing that.

00:21:56Yes, but today we are not. We can't get away from this.

00:21:59We always say that this is bad and bad, such what I am.

00:22:03Like Abu Zain was saying.

00:22:04I have no credit whatsoever.

00:22:06I should give any candy in school.

00:22:07So we don't have any candy instead of God.

00:22:09Now, it is so small.

00:22:11But today we have a lot of drugs that you do not know that it is a really bad story

00:22:16of Lahore.

00:22:27And it turned out to be meth or something ridiculous.

00:22:32So be careful, baby.

00:22:34That's right.

00:22:34Your mother is right.

00:22:36That's why you have to learn how to think about yourself.

00:22:40Even as a child, when you're a child, you should say no.

00:22:46And you should keep your mother or father.

00:22:50So that if you go alone, you should tell someone.

00:22:54And you should play with them.

00:22:56You should know their children.

00:22:57And you should know new people.

00:22:59Another thing.

00:23:00There are good parks.

00:23:02If you're a little bit away from home,

00:23:04you should convince yourself.

00:23:07You should do your job in the morning.

00:23:09You should help yourself.

00:23:11And you should go to the park.

00:23:14That's a very good idea.

00:23:16That's a very good idea.

00:23:16Yeah, by my mother's activity.

00:23:18We're going to go outside.

00:23:20Mother, we're washing machine.

00:23:21We're going to wash our clothes.

00:23:22We'll take it.

00:23:23We'll remove it.

00:23:24Please.

00:23:25Take us.

00:23:27Take us.

00:23:28Take us.

00:23:30Take us.

00:23:31Take us.

00:23:43Take us.

00:23:45Take us.

00:23:48Take us.

00:23:54Take us.

00:23:57Take us.

00:23:58Take us.

00:24:00Take us.

00:24:01Take us.

00:24:09Take us.

00:24:13Take us.

00:24:14Take us.

00:24:26Take us.

00:24:45Take us.

00:24:50Take us.

00:24:57Take us.

00:24:58Take us.

00:25:00Take us.

00:25:22Take us.

00:25:25Take us.

00:25:26Oh yes.

00:25:28Okay, you've done everything new pants, too.

00:25:30All day two days.

00:25:31All night before you go and sleep.

00:25:33What are your hopes and dreams.

00:25:35Have you done it.

00:25:36When you break it off your culture, you manifest in your culture.

00:25:41Yes.

00:25:42I was about to say that.

00:25:43Action plan banana is like a man who doesn't suck some sick hariti

00:25:47K marshallall masha Allah Lamya na dunya is a banana you get the first thing that

00:25:52supposedly he made supposedly knee he made was a column

00:25:56Nick Nicky right just seven on a law of mehfuz lucky

00:26:00just my suppose like a decree key key here Hoga to a column set up and how

00:26:06important it is to write for us as human beings or a way NSE Jati a aapki

00:26:11index finger say joe all the way up to brain page a key aapus cheese

00:26:15coo lick let a I mean aapne dhamak me us coo embeid upne bobaat

00:26:19carly amusei's got to be a good she's a good she's a good she's a young man

00:26:22joe licked her yeah yeah true I don't know me dreams

00:26:26ke aapne joe socha way up karna chao manifes especially joe bachy

00:26:29hootay jub tak hem bade ote ham itne tarnished or itne

00:26:33wot dhukie ho chukai hootay amitani

00:26:36uh...humare ander hoo cheese me uti na resiliens raab

00:26:40Disappointed.

00:26:41Disappointed.

00:26:42Disappointed.

00:26:42We have new ideas, new pieces and put it in a pencil,

00:26:49and we want to draw or write.

00:26:54Because we don't have to limit all of our ideas.

00:26:57Their ideas are gone.

00:27:02Children all sit in the kitchen and not leave the mother.

00:27:05You can't convince yourself, just sit in your own hands, just use your hands, that's my point.

00:27:15You are creators, you have an ability to do something.

00:27:19And you know that food, the kids are baking too.

00:27:22Yes, do something, baking too, cooking too, painting too, sit in your own house.

00:27:29You can do a lot of things that you can do.

00:27:31Do something about your childhood.

00:27:32I know that you have a story about your childhood.

00:27:33Yes, I can do things with my childhood.

00:27:33Yes, if I can do things with my childhood or I can do things with my childhood.

00:27:36Yes, I can do things with my childhood.

00:27:39In my childhood, my father encouraged me to do things in that time.

00:27:47I didn't have all things in that time.

00:27:49It wasn't a concept of TV.

00:27:50So I used to have a lot of style of embroidery.

00:27:55So I used to have cross-stitch, and I used to have frames.

00:27:58And I used to have cross-stitch.

00:28:00I used to have numbers.

00:28:04I used to have numbers.

00:28:04Exactly.

00:28:05So it was fun to cross-stitch.

00:28:08And I also learned how to cut it.

00:28:12And I didn't have a big shock from my childhood.

00:28:15So I used to have that machine.

00:28:17So I used to have a lot of stuff at home.

00:28:20I used for that machine.

00:28:21los getting .

00:28:25Step-toi girl.

00:28:26Say kepada me.

00:28:27I used a girlfriend between the дома.

00:28:29I used to have a cane on the spot.

00:28:33I used to have them with the Nether.

00:28:33I used to have heatedี clothes.

00:28:35I used to have two slaves since I was very free normally alone.

00:28:37But what I was drawing under, is that my family done Huerta after taking the Principals on Tabii.

00:28:47I wrote to get garbage работ too.

00:28:49wnazhe syyree.

00:28:49Mayro bachmótisertiness.

00:28:50So cute.

00:28:50So, that's why I'm telling you both of them.

00:28:53Always, yeah.

00:28:54So, go with my mother and take a mask when she goes to her clothes.

00:28:58Then I ask, I was going to go to the office in the morning.

00:29:01I was going to go to the office. Please, give me that mask.

00:29:05So, it's dangerous as well.

00:29:07My mother thought it was wrong, it was wrong.

00:29:10Otherwise, there's a lot of bad people.

00:29:12Yes, you have to be careful.

00:29:14I have, by the way, with my daughters,

00:29:17they both took Taekwondo classes, self-defense.

00:29:21I think you're so cool.

00:29:23At the age of 7, we had taught Taekwondo.

00:29:25Taekwondo, I had also taught Taekwondo.

00:29:28At that time, Taekwondo didn't come.

00:29:30But you know, it's training, right?

00:29:32Because in our childhood, every time, it was happening.

00:29:36In the sense that our mother wasn't so aware,

00:29:38or we didn't learn how to speak.

00:29:42So, you felt scared.

00:29:43Yeah.

00:29:44Yeah.

00:29:45Yeah.

00:29:54It's very, very difficult.

00:29:56It's very difficult for me to talk.

00:30:01Yeah, it's very difficult to come.

00:30:03Yeah.

00:30:10Yeah.

00:30:11I have to tell my mother or father to someone,

00:30:14to someone, to someone, to someone.

00:30:16Whether it's a school, or someone is studying,

00:30:19or a cousin, or anyone.

00:30:21In childhood, there is a very big problem.

00:30:24Because people think that you are little,

00:30:26you will get drunk, so please, I mean,

00:30:28don't do this.

00:30:29But anyway, I had a machine.

00:30:31I had a meccano set,

00:30:34which I remember.

00:30:35Which set?

00:30:35It was a meccano set.

00:30:36It was a metal set for a meccano set.

00:30:38Oh God!

00:30:39It was a meccano set.

00:30:41It was a meccano set.

00:30:42It was a meccano set.

00:30:45It was a meccano set.

00:30:47It was a meccano set.

00:30:48And in our childhood,

00:30:52to make a soldier type of a jet.

00:30:54With glue.

00:30:55Lovely.

00:30:56It was a small piece of stuff in Germany.

00:30:58It was a plastic set.

00:30:59It was fighter jets.

00:31:02It was a lot of pieces.

00:31:04It was a lot of pieces.

00:31:05Were you a tomboy?

00:31:07I was kind of a tomboy.

00:31:08I used to do everything.

00:31:09I think she was, yeah.

00:31:10It was a meccano set.

00:31:11But I didn't have this.

00:31:12She was creative.

00:31:13She was creative.

00:31:15She was creative.

00:31:16She was creative.

00:31:16That's beautiful.

00:31:17MashaAllah.

00:31:17I love that.

00:31:18My dad was a little ADD.

00:31:20He was doing something.

00:31:22I wanted to do something.

00:31:23I didn't sit there.

00:31:25I didn't sit there.

00:31:25That's beautiful.

00:31:27Let's see.

00:31:28Our mother didn't sit there.

00:31:29We didn't sit there.

00:31:30I didn't sit there.

00:31:31When you live in Germany,

00:31:32I also live in Germany.

00:31:34I have it here too.

00:31:36I was in drama class,

00:31:37singing class,

00:31:37baking class.

00:31:39Oh my God,

00:31:46this is my friend.

00:31:47My story is that,

00:31:50I was very shocked.

00:31:54My mother was very sensible

00:31:57with her money.

00:31:58It wasn't like our house.

00:31:59We wanted it and she came.

00:32:02When we had Barbies with Barbies,

00:32:04I was very shocked.

00:32:05I was going to play with my friends.

00:32:06I was going to play Barbie.

00:32:07I was going to play Barbie.

00:32:08I was going to say,

00:32:09no, not expensive.

00:32:10I was going to play Barbie.

00:32:10In the day of the day,

00:32:11I was looking at the job

00:32:13and I was going to play Barbie.

00:32:15I was going to play Barbie.

00:32:15Then my sister,

00:32:17after wanting it for a year,

00:32:19I waited for one year.

00:32:20Then my sister gave Barbie.

00:32:23I was so happy.

00:32:25I was so over the moon.

00:32:27I remember that

00:32:28I didn't open Barbie.

00:32:31In five years,

00:32:33I had a brand new

00:32:35packed Barbie.

00:32:55I still remember that Barbie

00:33:03was a shocking pink color.

00:33:04It's a very bitter sweet memory.

00:33:07It was a very bitter sweet memory.

00:33:07After wanting it,

00:33:09it was so much.

00:33:10It was so much.

00:33:12It was so much.

00:33:13It was so much that my heart

00:33:13was not going to play with it.

00:33:14I would open it and play with it.

00:33:18It was bad.

00:33:19I couldn't imagine it was bad.

00:33:22It was bad.

00:33:23It was bad as if I knew it would be

00:33:25that when I could see

00:33:26something I would like it.

00:33:29It just happened,

00:33:30it was badcerain.

00:33:31It wasn't that my heart

00:33:32was not that I would use it.

00:33:34I had something that I would like it,

00:33:35and I see it.

00:33:37I remember it.

00:33:38That once again,

00:33:40we had Barbie.

00:33:41So,

00:33:41every person was not willing to meet

00:33:44as well.

00:33:44It was outside the place.

00:33:45So, our neighbor, our immigration was going out and we were selling our things.

00:33:52So, we gave our second hand Barbies.

00:33:55And we had four Barbies.

00:33:58And we were playing with two of them.

00:34:02But, I remember that I had given the title,

00:34:05that it wasn't my choice.

00:34:1019 Barbies.

00:34:14I still want that.

00:34:16I did the same.

00:34:18And I didn't play the Barbies.

00:34:20I didn't do the same.

00:34:20I didn't have any shock Barbies.

00:34:24Then, when they didn't play with me, I gave them a need.

00:34:28I didn't have any shock Barbies.

00:34:31And I didn't have any shock Barbies.

00:34:35I didn't have any shock Barbies.

00:34:36We don't have any shock Barbies on our children.

00:34:42So, you don't have to buy it for me?

00:34:46I didn't have to buy it for Barbie.

00:34:49But my husband, again, took us a proper dollhouse.

00:34:55Oh my god, that's my dear.

00:34:57In which you don't have a cough-off,

00:35:00you can buy all the carpet, table, consoles, little light.

00:35:07So, you can buy a bear.

00:35:10Then there are switches and chandeliers.

00:35:13Exactly.

00:35:14I bought it for my husband.

00:35:16I've been talking about 30 years old.

00:35:18So, Abba gave us one house to both of us.

00:35:23And then, every weekend or every month,

00:35:25we bought one thing.

00:35:27The dining table.

00:35:29There are small tables.

00:35:31There are small tables.

00:35:32There are small table lamps.

00:35:36And we bought it and we were just watching.

00:35:39We didn't play.

00:35:40My wife played.

00:35:41I was happy.

00:35:42So, that's the thing.

00:35:43I was shocked at that time.

00:35:45My mom and Abba were shocked.

00:35:47It was my mom.

00:35:48My dad used to do this.

00:35:49We had to buy one thing.

00:35:50And my wife said,

00:35:51now, share it.

00:35:52That's beautiful.

00:35:53To learn how to share.

00:35:55Now, children aren't sharing.

00:35:57No.

00:35:57We all need different.

00:35:59Mine.

00:35:59So, it's always the case.

00:36:01It's just like our children don't need that.

00:36:03But, we're living our kids.

00:36:07We have to get them.

00:36:09Then, I've said,

00:36:11we only want them to get them.

00:36:14We have to get them.

00:36:14Or, the first two of us felt

00:36:16that we're doing our own choices.

00:36:18They didn't want to get them.

00:36:20and we have given them.

00:36:21Of course.

00:36:21The third one is Roblox's card.

00:36:25Yes, you want a lot of difference in childhood.

00:36:29I remember her story.

00:36:31My little daughter,

00:36:33she wanted to be a princess type.

00:36:38I was shocked because of her dress.

00:36:42I didn't get a dress here.

00:36:43She made a white princess dress.

00:36:46She made a white dress.

00:36:47She said, I need a heel.

00:36:49It was a princess's birthday.

00:36:52I took her with a white dress.

00:36:54I took her in Liberty or Metro.

00:36:57She took her heel.

00:37:02She took her very good birthday.

00:37:05She was crying.

00:37:06Why?

00:37:06Because the dress was so long

00:37:08that she didn't look at her.

00:37:10When she didn't look at her,

00:37:11she was angry.

00:37:12She took her dress

00:37:14and she was crying.

00:37:16She was crying.

00:37:17When she took her dress,

00:37:18she said, I'm not looking at her.

00:37:20If she didn't look at her,

00:37:21she didn't understand her.

00:37:23So, in childhood,

00:37:25where does the mouth go to your child?

00:37:28And we try to remove the mouth.

00:37:31No, no, no.

00:37:32Those things are important to them.

00:37:34Yes.

00:37:34You know, the traumas,

00:37:36like your mother created a trauma in you,

00:37:39by not realizing

00:37:41the traveling car.

00:37:42We don't realize

00:37:44that we are creating trauma

00:37:45with our children

00:37:47by putting things on them.

00:37:49But they are creating trauma

00:37:50for us.

00:37:52Because we lack.

00:37:53So, I have to say

00:37:54I have to say

00:37:55that I have to say

00:37:56that I have to say

00:37:56Karen is not going to be a Karen.

00:37:57Why?

00:37:59My daughter said

00:38:00I had to say that

00:38:01my mother, don't be a Karen.

00:38:02I have to say

00:38:02that she will tell me

00:38:03that Karen is what she is doing.

00:38:04Exactly.

00:38:05I'll explain it.

00:38:06Good morning Pakistan.

00:38:13Welcome.

00:38:13Welcome back.

00:38:14Good morning Pakistan.

00:38:16So,

00:38:16we are talking about childhood

00:38:19and it's been

00:38:20we are talking about childhood

00:38:23young feel that he will go to the mirror and see that one or two of them will be a

00:38:26boy.

00:38:27For sure.

00:38:28Right?

00:38:29Now who's about it?

00:38:30Me.

00:38:31Let's go.

00:38:31And this is not good.

00:38:33It's not the best memory.

00:38:36Lost the passport.

00:38:40I think my dad has ADHD and that passport, my mom, my brother, we were supposed to travel

00:38:50to Sweden.

00:38:51I forgot my passport at the airport.

00:38:53And it was about to board.

00:38:56So you guys went to Dubai airport?

00:38:59They gave everyone their passport to the toilet.

00:39:02And now they're boarding already and we're like, we don't have the passport.

00:39:05Passport, sorry.

00:39:06Now I was little, I was very young at that time, I was crying and they're like, no, you can't

00:39:10go.

00:39:11God has been so great.

00:39:13There is another one that says, this is yours.

00:39:15That's how we got to go.

00:39:17So that was one day.

00:39:18It was so funny.

00:39:18Then we always travel.

00:39:20We always travel.

00:39:20Passport only goes.

00:39:21We have our passport.

00:39:24We have our passport.

00:39:25We have our passport.

00:39:26Then we are going to the police.

00:39:27We have said, my passport is gone.

00:39:28So it's such a bad memory.

00:39:30So it's such a bad memory.

00:39:30Now I travel or anything I do, I take my passport at one point.

00:39:34I take pictures.

00:39:35If I open it, it's like, I'm scared.

00:39:38It's like, I'm scared.

00:39:39It's like that.

00:39:40It's like that.

00:39:40People call parents and say, oh, I'm going to take my passport.

00:39:42You have to take my passport.

00:39:44Please take my passport.

00:39:45It was so bad.

00:39:47They always forget.

00:39:49You know, I have to take my passport.

00:39:53I have to take my passport and get my passport.

00:40:06You have to take my passport.

00:40:08I have to take my passport.

00:40:09Now I have to take my passport.

00:40:10Now I was going to London.

00:40:10Now I am going to the airport.

00:40:12Then I thought my passport is not.

00:40:16But it is such a trauma that every person forgets it.

00:40:21Like any other responsibility, I put on the travel during the time of Yassir.

00:40:25There is only a passport bag that has his responsibility.

00:40:30He's good at it.

00:40:31He is very good at it.

00:40:33That's all that matters.

00:40:34Because there is no other responsibility on it.

00:40:36There is no one who wants to go to the hotel.

00:40:37Who wants to go to the morning, who wants to trip, what wants to do.

00:40:41I am Raju Guide.

00:40:43So Raju Guide.

00:40:44Yes, there is only one responsibility for the passport.

00:40:48To put it in the locker, to get out of the locker.

00:40:50In my life, once he forgot the passport in the locker.

00:40:55Hotel?

00:40:56Yes.

00:40:57And we reached the airport for three hours.

00:41:00Oh my god.

00:41:01There you go.

00:41:02From the airport.

00:41:05Where we forgot the passport and we missed our flights.

00:41:08Only me and Yassir had no trauma.

00:41:11In my life, it was only once, but never again.

00:41:15I know, never say never, but how does a person get out of the passport?

00:41:19Passport?

00:41:20I understood.

00:41:21I forgot.

00:41:22I forgot.

00:41:23I forgot.

00:41:24I didn't remember.

00:41:25I thought that there is a passport inside me.

00:41:27I forgot.

00:41:28I just forgot.

00:41:29Recognize me, I am the passport.

00:41:30I said, yes, it will be packing.

00:41:32Yes, it will be packing.

00:41:32I kept everything.

00:41:33I said, fine.

00:41:34I kept everything.

00:41:36I kept everything.

00:41:37But after that trauma, after that trauma, this is what happened.

00:41:40I kept everything in the night, because I kept everything in the night.

00:41:45Exactly.

00:41:46I kept everything in the night.

00:41:48Exactly.

00:41:49And I think that in a person, it's a lesson to be learned.

00:41:53Exactly.

00:41:53I saw that I was the first time, it was the first time that I was dependent on myself,

00:41:59I did not do my work, I thought that someone else will do it and that's the wrong thing.

00:42:05I should keep myself.

00:42:06I should not give myself, I should not give myself, I should not give myself, I should not give myself.

00:42:10No, no, no.

00:42:11I should not give myself.

00:42:12No, no, no.

00:42:13But I always think that in traveling, I should not give myself the responsibility.

00:42:18Because then you're like.

00:42:19So that you don't have to give it to someone else.

00:42:21You didn't have to give it to someone else.

00:42:23You didn't have to give it to someone else.

00:42:25There is a letter from the children.

00:42:27Let's see.

00:42:29You say that the year of the year was a year.

00:42:32And in small things,

00:42:34there were little things.

00:42:36But we have a lot of things.

00:42:38And we don't feel excitement.

00:42:42Why?

00:42:43That's what happens.

00:42:45It's like everything is getting.

00:42:47Excessive.

00:42:48So, unfortunately,

00:42:51we don't feel the value of it.

00:42:52We don't feel the value of it.

00:42:54Exactly.

00:42:55It will be finished.

00:42:57When you don't have a lot of water,

00:42:58you don't have to stay.

00:43:00That's why we need to balance.

00:43:05We need to keep balance.

00:43:07We don't have any limit.

00:43:09We don't have children with you.

00:43:10We don't have children with you.

00:43:12But we don't have to do this wrong.

00:43:14What happens with you.

00:43:43We don't have children with you.

00:43:45We don't have children with you.

00:43:47That's why we are still suffering.

00:43:52We are still there.

00:43:54We had 100 rupees, we thought that we would do what we would do with it.

00:43:58Now, the packet of Dorito is 5000 rupees.

00:44:01It's the poison that children are eating.

00:44:05The value of Dorito is growing, so it's a lot of value.

00:44:12It's a Dorito!

00:44:14It's a popular culture.

00:44:16Exactly, because it's a popular culture.

00:44:18And you get everything good.

00:44:19For example, the value of our good things,

00:44:23it's not the value of our good things.

00:44:25It's not the value of our good things.

00:44:26I mean, it's also an excitement.

00:44:28What is your dining table?

00:44:30What is it?

00:44:32It's also an excitement.

00:44:33Sheer khorma.

00:44:36Sheer khorma.

00:44:39It's so true.

00:44:41I didn't realize it.

00:44:42It's really our happiness compared to my daughter's double.

00:44:47And that is because,

00:44:48because you've always said,

00:44:49either we had new clothes on Eid,

00:44:51or if someone is traveling,

00:44:53then we would take it.

00:44:54Now, what is it?

00:44:54Mama, I need this.

00:44:55Online order.

00:44:56Okay.

00:44:57Online order.

00:44:58Mama, I need this.

00:44:59Online order.

00:45:00Okay.

00:45:01The label.

00:45:01So, the label is,

00:45:03we need this.

00:45:03We have to get a new clothes on Eid.

00:45:04I remember that the night we set.

00:45:07They are so mad.

00:45:11They are so mad.

00:45:12They are so mad.

00:45:13They are so mad.

00:45:14They are so mad.

00:45:15We are so mad.

00:45:16They are so mad.

00:45:17We are so mad.

00:45:27Matching.

00:45:48I think this is the best.

00:45:57We have limitations, so we say that our children are creative, fun clothes, like my daughter was in a small

00:46:07house,

00:46:08she would wear a coat and wear a coat.

00:46:12I would wear a scarf too.

00:46:15And we say that we don't do this because they have creativity, we kill them.

00:46:19So I think my father should also give it to the children.

00:46:34I agree with you, I have done it, but we have so much trauma.

00:46:38I can't do this.

00:46:39I can't do this.

00:46:51So why do I disregard her?

00:46:54That's why I don't use synthetic materials.

00:46:58Because we have used to wear it.

00:47:00We have used to wear it.

00:47:01I have used to wear it.

00:47:03Why do I use to wear it?

00:47:05Why do I use to wear it?

00:47:06If she doesn't wear it, why do I wear it?

00:47:10Because my mother has to wear it for her.

00:47:12I have used to wear it for her.

00:47:13But Vinny, this is a good thing.

00:47:15But don't you think that because we have done a lot of things,

00:47:19our tolerance level is high?

00:47:22Because we are a hero of our own,

00:47:25our tolerance level is high.

00:47:27But do you know that women have the most autoimmune diseases?

00:47:32I do agree.

00:47:33Because we are increasing even because we are increasing.

00:47:37But your body, the kids and women,

00:47:41we're losing the body.

00:47:42I keep score,

00:47:43that means, the thing that makes it

00:47:45takes to store the emotions.

00:47:48If you've still chied in it at the time,

00:47:50your mother has said,

00:47:51I have made a suaess for you

00:47:53and she has put a crazy toadana

00:47:55and she has put a glass of steam

00:47:56and I am doing all the same thing,

00:47:59and I am doing everything I do.

00:47:59for me to go to go to go to go to go.

00:48:00So I'm not happy in the evening.

00:48:02I agree on that.

00:48:32I do not know what to say.

00:48:32So, we need to teach our girls, especially our girls, boys also, how to say no to people.

00:48:39Even if it's your own mother, even if your mother is doing something wrong,

00:48:43you need to teach no to your children.

00:48:45I have taught this.

00:48:46I don't have to teach my daughters.

00:48:47We can do a lot of the work.

00:48:52Don't do it.

00:48:54What's wrong is wrong.

00:48:57Actually, sometimes we have dolls.

00:48:59We can do it wrong.

00:49:00But we have to put a line of the girl on the right.

00:49:05I've put a line of the girl on the right.

00:49:06That's very nice.

00:49:07I have a good idea.

00:49:08I've put a line of the girl on the right.

00:49:14That's so kind.

00:49:15I've put a line of the girl on the right.

00:49:18But my daughter,

00:49:20she's wearing the clothes.

00:49:22In the comfort zone.

00:49:24It's oversized.

00:49:27It's a baggy style.

00:49:29It's oversized.

00:49:30It's nice.

00:49:31If she's 11 years old,

00:49:32I'll wear the clothes for 16 years.

00:49:35Because she says,

00:49:37I didn't see my waist.

00:49:39It's oversized.

00:49:40It's oversized.

00:49:42You're not putting yourself on it.

00:49:44You're not putting yourself on it.

00:49:46You're not putting yourself on it.

00:49:47You need to do it.

00:49:48So you're giving your children agency.

00:49:51I mean,

00:49:53how do I explain this?

00:49:54Agency.

00:49:55They're not supposed to be underpants.

00:49:59They should not have a line.

00:50:01They're not supposed to be underpants.

00:50:05That's a weird thing.

00:50:07Okay.

00:50:08Next.

00:50:09Yes.

00:50:10Let's talk about this.

00:50:12In my life,

00:50:15music was growing.

00:50:17Music and video games.

00:50:20We were living in my childhood.

00:50:22We were living in my childhood.

00:50:23Top of the Pops came on the radio.

00:50:26I was making tape for my cousins.

00:50:29I was making tape for my parents.

00:50:30I was making tape for my childhood.

00:50:32We were making tape for Pakistan.

00:50:39That's my childhood.

00:50:41I was making tape for my childhood.

00:50:41Now I have music with iPod and iPod.

00:50:44We used tape for the music.

00:50:47We also made tape for Lahore.

00:50:48The iPod is also made.

00:50:50The iPod is still old.

00:50:51In our childhood,

00:50:52the iPod was a big new.

00:50:53I was making tape for my childhood.

00:50:58Yes.

00:50:59We did first.

00:51:00There were a CD.

00:51:01They used to come.

00:51:02It was a Walkman.

00:51:03Then a Discman came.

00:51:05The invention first was Walkman.

00:51:07Walkman.

00:51:07From the radio,

00:51:08I'll tell you about childhood.

00:51:10I loved it.

00:51:10It was a time of our childhood.

00:51:12We watched the radio.

00:51:14We did tune on radio.

00:51:16We used to listen to the radio frequencies.

00:51:18At least in Denmark and Germany,

00:51:20I used to listen to the music.

00:51:21We used to take tape from Pakistan.

00:51:23We used to make tapes, we used to make money, we used to make billboards, we used to make tapes

00:51:31and then we used to make tapes, and then the disc man, then the iPod, and now the phone came

00:51:36and the music was easier.

00:51:38But music was always happening.

00:51:40Very important.

00:51:41Music is very important.

00:51:42I agree, I agree.

00:51:43But music is always happening.

00:51:43Music is always happening.

00:51:44Music is always happening.

00:51:45Very important.

00:51:47It starts from your…

00:51:48My son says that I don't have to do maths, but I'm going to play music.

00:51:51Wow!

00:51:52That's also a talent though.

00:51:53I'm going to maths and many children.

00:51:55Yes, it's very important.

00:51:56Even my daughter.

00:51:57It's a creative idea.

00:51:58I'm going to play music, but I'm studying and I don't ask her why, because it's its own process.

00:52:04Music is very important.

00:52:05I do agree.

00:52:09I can't do it.

00:52:10I need a lot of focus.

00:52:11But a lot of people don't want music.

00:52:14I can't do it.

00:52:15It's good for you.

00:52:16If you're playing music, then my mind is playing.

00:52:18I'm not going to play music.

00:52:20I'm playing music.

00:52:21I'm playing music.

00:52:22I'm playing music.

00:52:22Let's try it.

00:52:23Let's show your childhood.

00:52:24Your childhood.

00:52:26When I started my school in London, I started my school.

00:52:29Wow!

00:52:29So, I went to grade 6 here.

00:52:32So, I was sitting in my car.

00:52:35I went to school.

00:52:36I was waiting for school.

00:52:37I was waiting for my car.

00:52:38I went to London.

00:52:41My whole life turned upside down.

00:52:43Because there was no concept of going to the car.

00:52:46Will you walk and go?

00:52:47Will you go or go?

00:52:49Will you go or go?

00:52:53Yes.

00:52:54No, it's not school bus.

00:52:55It's not in America.

00:52:56In London, there's no concept of school bus.

00:52:58So, you take your regular transport.

00:52:59Your double-deckers are running.

00:53:00Lovely.

00:53:01You'll sit on the bus stop.

00:53:03You'll wait there.

00:53:04So, at that point, it was very difficult.

00:53:06Because I remember when I was going to the first season,

00:53:09it was 30-30s.

00:53:11Oh.

00:53:11So, after I was living in Karachi,

00:53:13there was a lot of shock.

00:53:16I used to walk 20-minute walk.

00:53:19Then, I used to walk 20-minute walk.

00:53:19Then, I used to walk 25-minute walk.

00:53:20And I remember when I was in Karachi,

00:53:22Mawasam, by the time when I was in school,

00:53:24when I was at 3.30,

00:53:25it was dark.

00:53:27Literally, by the time when I was at home,

00:53:29it was dark.

00:53:30So, it was very difficult.

00:53:33Because I was very young also.

00:53:35But now that I think back,

00:53:37I should have enjoyed it more.

00:53:39Because it was such an amazing time.

00:53:41It was such an amazing life.

00:53:42It was so good.

00:53:43There was no tension.

00:53:45School is going,

00:53:46new friends are going,

00:53:47a good schooling system.

00:53:49And I was living there,

00:53:51so independent,

00:53:53that you don't get exposure here.

00:53:55You think,

00:53:56when you walk 20-minute walk,

00:53:58you cross many markets,

00:54:01residential areas,

00:54:03people cross,

00:54:04how do you deal,

00:54:05how do you deal with it,

00:54:06how do you deal with it,

00:54:07how do you deal with it,

00:54:07what do you deal with it.

00:54:09I enjoyed this time.

00:54:12I was going to school in Germany.

00:54:15I was going to cycle in Germany.

00:54:16I was going to cycle in Germany.

00:54:17That's even though.

00:54:18Yes.

00:54:18Again in Germany.

00:54:19I was going to cycle in Bonn.

00:54:21I enjoyed that time period.

00:54:24At that time,

00:54:24we didn't have a car.

00:54:26We went to Pakistan.

00:54:28We were there.

00:54:28We had a cycle.

00:54:31We had a cycle.

00:54:32We had a cycle.

00:54:33And someone asked us,

00:54:34how does it have a car?

00:54:36We were told that

00:54:36we have a car that has 10 people.

00:54:38Because we were 5 people

00:54:39who have a cycle.

00:54:40So,

00:54:40we had all the cycle players

00:54:42together and found us

00:54:42that we have 10 people

00:54:43like this.

00:54:45You are on independence,

00:54:46yes.

00:54:48That's the thing.

00:54:48I think so quickly, if you do this in childhood,

00:54:53you have confidence.

00:54:54BBC, by the way, has made a documentary.

00:54:57They followed these little kids in London.

00:55:01When school goes to school, they follow them.

00:55:05It actually teaches you.

00:55:07A lot.

00:55:08When we were hunter-gatherers and tribes,

00:55:11the child was going out and learning about it.

00:55:16So this way, when you go to school,

00:55:18this is also done in Japan, in China, in Europe.

00:55:22A lot of European countries do that.

00:55:24That you go to school at the morning and go to school.

00:55:26So in Pakistan, there is a certain class

00:55:29where the children do this.

00:55:30Only middle class and elite are not going to go there.

00:55:34Even in Canada, we were in Lahore.

00:55:36So we were sitting in the rickshaw,

00:55:38local transport, it was the time that you could use it.

00:55:42It was difficult.

00:55:43It was difficult, it was difficult.

00:55:45But now we go to school with big boys.

00:55:49We go to school with big boys.

00:55:50Or we go to school with bikes.

00:55:52Or we go to vans.

00:55:52That's a lot of fun.

00:55:53Van life is also fun.

00:55:55And I love it.

00:55:56My daughter is back to me.

00:55:57Please, let me go to the van.

00:55:58That was fun.

00:55:59It was so much fun.

00:56:00We all have friends.

00:56:01We go to the cars.

00:56:02Exactly.

00:56:03We go to a small break.

00:56:04Oh, how fun.

00:56:05I'm literally relive.

00:56:07And I love it.

00:56:08And sit back.

00:56:10And we go to the park.

00:56:12And we go to the park.

00:56:12Now, on break, bro.

00:56:18Welcome back.

00:56:19Good morning, Pakistan.

00:56:21So, yes.

00:56:22Revive the childhood.

00:56:23You can see that the girls are gone.

00:56:26Freshness came.

00:56:26And the people are in the city.

00:56:28Because it's...

00:56:29As we were talking about research.

00:56:31Research.

00:56:32Yes, they have research.

00:56:33They have the Harvard School.

00:56:35They have research.

00:56:37They have...

00:56:37Dr. Lang.

00:56:39They have research.

00:56:40They have sent them in an environment of 70-80 years.

00:56:45They have introduced them in such environment.

00:56:46They have been a very beautiful old people's home.

00:56:49This culture in the這裏.

00:56:51Those that you're older, they give to them a place to be a good place.

00:56:53and give them a place to live.

00:56:56So, old people, they put men in 17-80s.

00:56:59And they kept their thoughts.

00:57:02They had sugar or heart patients.

00:57:03They checked all the things.

00:57:05They checked all the things.

00:57:06It was a nice place.

00:57:07It was a great place.

00:57:09But another group of men,

00:57:11who were also 17-80s,

00:57:13put them in such an environment,

00:57:17where all the furniture, music,

00:57:19everything was the same when they were 17.

00:57:23When they were much younger.

00:57:25So, in 1953,

00:57:27they put everything in there.

00:57:29And they said,

00:57:30you don't want to think that you have sugar.

00:57:31You don't want to think that you are a heart patient.

00:57:34You don't want to drink milk.

00:57:35You don't want to drink.

00:57:37You don't want to drink.

00:57:37Basically, you don't have to stress.

00:57:39And you have to think well.

00:57:41And you have to listen to that music

00:57:42and talk about when you were 17 years old.

00:57:45Wow.

00:57:46In a week, they saw

00:57:48that their vitals were better,

00:57:49their sugar was better,

00:57:51their heart was better.

00:57:51And in a month,

00:57:53their biological age was younger.

00:57:56So,

00:57:56as you think about stress,

00:57:59your body will react.

00:58:20That's sweet.

00:58:21That's sweet.

00:58:30That's sweet.

00:58:36That's sweet.

00:58:39That's sweet.

00:58:44That's sweet.

00:59:13That's sweet.

00:59:16That's sweet.

00:59:28That's sweet.

00:59:31That's sweet.

00:59:33That's sweet.

01:00:08That's sweet.

01:00:10That's sweet.

01:00:24That's sweet.

01:00:37That's sweet.

01:00:38That's sweet.

01:00:52That's sweet.

01:01:00That's sweet.

01:01:03That's sweet.

01:01:04That's sweet.

01:01:05That's sweet.

01:01:18That's sweet.

01:01:20That's sweet.

01:01:22That's sweet.

01:01:44That's sweet.

01:01:46That's sweet.

01:01:48That's sweet.

01:02:05That's sweet.

01:02:06That's sweet.

01:02:06It's sweet.

01:02:09It's like much to care like they were Ganzie Hippear,

01:02:14It's like they could make food somewhere they made.

01:02:21Not to have錢 this whole life.

01:02:25You told me that it was great goal to make a child in man,

01:02:31Your child mentioned that living who...

01:02:33That's wonderful.

01:02:34It is your day with birth and death.

01:02:35These girls,

01:02:36travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel experiences are more important

01:02:41that you don't undervalue and don't show them that you can't do anything but you don't do

01:02:48responsibility so that they learn experiences from themselves.

01:02:52As we were talking about the bus, if you are traveling or you are going on a cycle

01:02:57or you are going on a cycle then you learn things. You give them tools so that you can give

01:03:03them agency

01:03:03and you give them ability so that they can keep themselves in mind.

01:03:07Absolutely. So we played Atari games by the way in our childhood.

01:03:12And we didn't have anything else in our childhood. So that was our favorite of Daka sweets.

01:03:18They say, I forgot her name.

01:03:24Book reading is a lot. Kaccha Gola.

01:03:27Kaccha Gola says Kaccha Gola.

01:03:53Kaccha Gola.

01:03:59I hate that red dye.

01:04:01I hate that red dye.

01:04:03My daughter has made lollies and kept her hair.

01:04:08She has 104 bucks.

01:04:10She has got so many hair hair.

01:04:11It happened before a week.

01:04:13Then it happened after two weeks.

01:04:14So I am giving food.

01:04:15But you have to be very careful this time.

01:04:18So we are doing the gold.

01:04:18Okay, so you guys can see it soon.

01:04:19We have 5 minutes before.

01:04:21So we have all these parties.

01:04:23We have all these parties.

01:04:25We have all these parties.

01:04:26I remember that when we came back from school.

01:04:28They would be coming back from school.

01:04:31That's what we had in the building.

01:04:32We were friends.

01:04:34We were walking down.

01:04:35Then we were taking ice cream.

01:04:36I remember that there was a callip.

01:04:39Ice lollies in the cupboard.

01:04:40Ice lollies in the cupboard.

01:04:43It was very fun.

01:04:44So that's a very...

01:04:46How common of us are we?

01:04:47I literally wrote it.

01:04:48It was a rainbow ice cream.

01:04:49Have you heard that?

01:04:50It was a rainbow ice cream.

01:04:51It was a walnut.

01:04:54You can't tell what the taste was, but it was the best.

01:04:57It was the best.

01:04:58It was so good.

01:05:00I used ice lulli.

01:05:02I don't get it, but my favourite was Mama Mia.

01:05:08Raspberry.

01:05:09I don't know.

01:05:10I thought it was Karachi KB's ice cream.

01:05:13Oh, that's true.

01:05:14That's true.

01:05:14We used blueberry and blackberry ice cream.

01:05:17I still get it.

01:05:17Because it's an actual ice cream.

01:05:20What you're talking about, it's an ice cream.

01:05:23You're right.

01:05:24It's a dessert.

01:05:25It's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:27It's an actual ice cream.

01:05:28Yes, it's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:29It's a pishawari ice cream.

01:05:30Have more.

01:05:31I love it.

01:05:31I remember that it was a pishawari ice cream in the mouth.

01:05:36I still love it.

01:05:36But it was really good.

01:05:39Raju.

01:05:39Raju ice cream.

01:05:40Still good.

01:05:41I agree.

01:05:42I agree.

01:05:43Hanifiyah's burger.

01:05:44Oh my God.

01:05:45He beggars meat.

01:05:47He is pretty good.

01:05:48Yeah, yeah.

01:05:49A seafood-meas

01:05:59I like you.

01:06:00And now we also have French fries.

01:06:03Roads, I know.

01:06:05I know.

01:06:06I like them.

01:06:07But my mother saw a show in which she showed that...

01:06:12Where is the gold?

01:06:13Which one?

01:06:14The gold is made.

01:06:15Yes.

01:06:16And my mother said that it is made from the shoes.

01:06:19Yes, yes.

01:06:20Seriously?

01:06:21Yes.

01:06:21They used to use all kinds of animals to get the animal fat out of it.

01:06:25Yes.

01:06:26Yes.

01:06:29My mother was very boring in childhood.

01:06:33She was reading books.

01:06:35She was a boring introvert type.

01:06:37But my mother was a very entertaining type.

01:06:39She was a little girl.

01:06:40She had a costume party every week.

01:06:43She had a costume party.

01:06:44She had a full costume party.

01:06:47She was invited to my friends.

01:06:48She was wearing costumes.

01:06:50If she wasn't, she was a Barbie party.

01:06:52She wasn't.

01:06:54She was a fantastic girl.

01:06:56She was a very cute girl for her.

01:06:57She was dressed as a girl.

01:07:00She was a good girl.

01:07:01She was a young girl.

01:07:01Yes, yes, she was.

01:07:01We were married to her.

01:07:01Good daughter and gooddie.

01:07:02These are very 셈ami.

01:07:05Yes.

01:07:05You're so cute.

01:07:06I was like...

01:07:08The girl's the beautiful girl.

01:07:09It's so hard to make my husband's dog grow.

01:07:12We have a lot of vegetables in our homes.

01:07:14There are some vegetables in the house.

01:07:14We didn't have to eat in the house.

01:07:17It was big for the house.

01:07:21There were some potatoes,

01:07:21some potatoes and chips.

01:07:24It was a very soft birthday.

01:07:26And we had to put the balloons and ribbon

01:07:29and work together.

01:07:31And we made goodie bags.

01:07:33How are you?

01:07:34It's a soft birthday.

01:07:35Actually, yes.

01:07:36I will tell you about your daughter's wedding.

01:07:39She wouldn't like it.

01:07:40Look, she wouldn't like it.

01:07:42Look, we made a big thing in our children.

01:07:47It was a big fantasy.

01:07:49That's why it was a big fantasy.

01:07:51That was the thing.

01:07:53Now, our children have gone far from us.

01:07:56They are playing games or working.

01:07:59They have grown from our fantasy.

01:08:01Exactly.

01:08:01They have known that this is fantasy.

01:08:05Fantasy.

01:08:06This is no fantasy.

01:08:08Their worlds are more fantastical than ours.

01:08:11Yes.

01:08:11Because if they want to be a fantasy,

01:08:13they should be very fantastical.

01:08:15That's why our life is a fantastic.

01:08:18We are making a great childhood.

01:08:20Wholesome.

01:08:21I was very young.

01:08:25I said, what will you become older?

01:08:27I said, Uncle Dulhan.

01:08:28What? Seriously?

01:08:30It's not dark.

01:08:31It's not dark.

01:08:32It's not dark.

01:08:33I never want to.

01:08:34Abou came back home.

01:08:35He said, I'm so embarrassed.

01:08:36He will become a villain.

01:08:38What?

01:08:39What?

01:08:39My cousin said, I'm going to be a dancer.

01:08:43She said, I'm going to be a dancer.

01:08:45She said, my mother is a fun.

01:08:46What do you mean?

01:08:47She said, I'm going to die.

01:08:49Oh, my God.

01:08:50They are holding aисс.

01:08:53It's a hard time.

01:08:54They are also a shame.

01:08:55That's why we don't kill our children.

01:08:57That's why you don't know what they have done.

01:09:01They have to be a substitute.

01:09:03They want to make a difference.

01:09:03We do what we do.

01:09:04We make them kind of ourselves.

01:09:07Without realizing that they have a lot of potential from us.

01:09:11And what else has a potential.

01:09:12There is no performance.

01:09:16So please, your potential will be full of your children.

01:09:20Thank you very much for listening to your children's story.

01:09:23And all of our viewers,

01:09:25you can also try to sit in your gathering today

01:09:28and revise your children's story.

01:09:29Revive.

01:09:30And revive.

01:09:32I like that.

01:09:34That's the slogan.

01:09:34I like that.

01:09:35I like the slogan.

01:09:36A little break.

01:09:37We'll see you in the break.

01:09:38Good morning, Pakistan.

01:09:44Welcome.

01:09:45Welcome back.

01:09:46Good morning, Pakistan.

01:09:47So,

01:09:47I'm going to introduce you to your show on the topic.

01:09:53This is Dr. M. Saffil Haq.

01:09:57Who is a consultant,

01:10:00diabeticologist,

01:10:01and endocrinologist.

01:10:03Andocrinologist.

01:10:04Andocrinologist.

01:10:05Andocrinologist.

01:10:05Who are doctors,

01:10:06they do their job.

01:10:06They deal with their job.

01:10:07Haum, endocrinologist.

01:10:07Andocrinologist.

01:10:07They deal with their job.

01:10:08Andocrinologist.

01:10:09endocrinologist. And the cancer doctor is oncologist. So head of academics, Bakai Institute of Diabetology and Endocrinology.

01:10:22Assalamu alaikum. Welcome to the show. Thank you.

01:10:25Today, we are going to talk to people with very important things.

01:10:30Because we are going to talk about diabetes, first of all, tell us about diabetes.

01:10:34I know that many people are asking for this question.

01:10:38Diabetes is common in the expression that this is a sugar disease.

01:10:43People know that it is common.

01:10:46When your body is not working at the level of sugar,

01:10:51then it starts to increase the level of sugar in the blood.

01:10:56And it is common in the expression that it is diabetes.

01:10:59The sugar levels that the body maintains for 24 hours is not working for it.

01:11:10The sugar levels of sugar is not working for it.

01:11:11And we say that the result of the disease that the body maintains for diabetes.

01:11:16diabetes. Diabetes can be done. Diabetes can be done. Diabetes can be done. But we will

01:11:23be able to keep it easy. Okay. Type 1 diabetes is easy. Type 1 means that this is the

01:11:32diabetes that is in children. It is called type 1. Genetics? It has different mechanisms.

01:11:44There are many pathways. It is not necessary that it is genetic. But there are changes in different

01:11:50bodies such as viral infection or autoimmune. The body of your pancreas and

01:11:58eyelid cells can be destroyed. That is why type 1 diabetes can be done. This is

01:12:04also possible. But in general, to understand, the majority, 90% and above is

01:12:11type 2 diabetes can be done. Okay. That is why we call the child's diabetes. Okay.

01:12:15The other diabetes is type 2 diabetes. Okay. So you can understand that if

01:12:2398% type 2 diabetes can be done. Then it will be less than type 1 diabetes. Okay.

01:12:29Now it is very important. This is two types. Which is which type 2 diabetes?

01:12:35Type 2 diabetes is the most common diabetes we see in the morning, morning, evening,

01:12:39evening, evening, evening, evening. This is also the genetics. This is how we eat

01:12:5890, 95, 95, 95, 95. This is how we eat. It is very high prevalence. And type 3? Type 3

01:13:05diabetes

01:13:05type 3 diabetes is the one that we call gestational diabetes. That means that the

01:13:10diabetes is the one that causes pregnancy. Okay. Okay. Okay. It is called gestational diabetes.

01:13:24This is how we talk about diabetes. This is how we talk about diabetes. Okay. That is how we talk

01:13:41about diabetes.

01:13:42we will talk about type 2 diabetes.

01:13:45In type 2 diabetes, there is a very serious thing that there is no symptoms.

01:13:52I don't know anything, it is normal.

01:13:55But in many people, it is more painful,

01:13:59it is more painful, it is more painful,

01:14:02it is more painful, it is more painful,

01:14:02it is more painful,

01:14:07it is more painful than this,

01:14:12so we will relate to it.

01:14:13After the night is left for you home,

01:14:18it is not a natural instinct.

01:14:21You will usually sit and take the urine to the afternoon,

01:14:28but if you're coming out of your eyes,

01:14:30it is important to you,

01:14:33You can relate to it because I was drinking water at night, so I was drinking water as well as

01:14:39you are drinking water at night.

01:14:43This is a very important point.

01:14:46Another point is that someone is saying that I have to eat and eat.

01:14:50I have no lifestyle that I have to exercise a lot.

01:14:54But then my weight is reduced.

01:14:57So this is also an important point that diabetes is possible.

01:15:00For the reason, I am very tired.

01:15:07This is also an important point that you have to check if you have diabetes or not.

01:15:12I have seen a lot of diabetes from my mother.

01:15:16She has a prick.

01:15:22She has a whole process.

01:15:26It was a whole process.

01:15:51It was a whole process.

01:15:53It was a whole process.

01:15:56It was a whole process.

01:15:58It was a whole process.

01:16:02It was a very powerful initiative.

01:16:06Farmeevo.

01:16:07It was a very strong device.

01:16:08They introduced a device.

01:16:10It was called CGM.

01:16:11CGM is called Continuous Glucose Monitoring.

01:16:17That means a device that is a sticker type.

01:16:21It is attached to your body.

01:16:23Is it a sticker or a pin?

01:16:25It is a very common pin that you don't even know.

01:16:28As we tell the patient, they have a concept that

01:16:33I don't know if there will be a hole in the inside.

01:16:35It is a common pin that you have a cannula or catheter.

01:16:39It is a common pin.

01:16:40It is a common pin.

01:16:42It is a sticker.

01:16:43It is a sticker.

01:16:44It is a sticker.

01:16:45You usually put it.

01:16:47Where can you put it?

01:16:48On the hand?

01:16:48On the hand.

01:16:49On the hand.

01:16:50On the abdomen.

01:16:51On the hand.

01:16:52But it is easy.

01:16:54It is easy to put it on the hand.

01:16:57It is a sticker.

01:16:58It is a sticker.

01:16:58It is not a removal.

01:17:00It is not a removal.

01:17:00If you don't have any exercise or activity,

01:17:04it will get rid of it.

01:17:05It is a strong sticker.

01:17:07It is about 15 days.

01:17:09It is a real thing.

01:17:11The difference between 15 days and 15 days

01:17:12is easily removed.

01:17:14If you say sticker, you can use this,

01:17:16you can use it as it will remove it.

01:17:19You can use this.

01:17:19Then, how do you do it?

01:17:20So we have to check the sugar.

01:17:23We have to check the veins and we call venous blood samples.

01:17:30One is that we have to check the glukometer.

01:17:34This is the capillary.

01:17:35This is the interstitial fluid.

01:17:41The fluid is in real time monitoring.

01:17:46The fluid is in real time 24 hours.

01:17:51How do you check the sugar?

01:17:52We will check the simple phone.

01:17:55Every time you have a smartphone.

01:17:57You have an application.

01:17:59You have to download the app.

01:18:01We will download the app.

01:18:04It will connect with the app.

01:18:05What is this?

01:18:06This is the latest technology in the world.

01:18:11You don't have to prick the sensor.

01:18:13You usually have to prick the sensor.

01:18:14You do it and check the sensor.

01:18:16You do it and check the sensor.

01:18:18What happens in the gathering?

01:18:20What happens in the gathering?

01:18:21What happens in the gathering?

01:18:23What happens in the confusion?

01:18:25Now you don't have to do anything.

01:18:26You don't have to do anything.

01:18:26Like I sat down and put it in the chat.

01:18:29I have to take the phone.

01:18:30I have to check the phone.

01:18:30The phone will be 24 hours a day.

01:18:3224 hours a day.

01:18:3324 hours a day.

01:18:34It will be 24 hours.

01:18:34It will be 24 hours a day.

01:18:35No one knows.

01:18:37Because you will not know.

01:18:38As I have to take the phone.

01:18:39It will open the phone.

01:18:41Just see the reading.

01:18:42You will get the phone.

01:18:43It will be like this.

01:18:44Now you don't need to read it.

01:18:46This is the state of the art technology.

01:18:48Do you use diabetic patients?

01:18:51Or the normal people?

01:18:53For example.

01:18:55In the genes.

01:18:57In the parents.

01:18:58In the parents.

01:18:59In the family.

01:19:00Very important question.

01:19:00Madam.

01:19:00If you can see.

01:19:02It is very intelligent.

01:19:04And very powerful.

01:19:04Look.

01:19:05Diabetic patients are better.

01:19:07For them.

01:19:08For them.

01:19:09For them.

01:19:10For them.

01:19:11For them.

01:19:12For them.

01:19:14For them.

01:19:15For them.

01:19:16For them.

01:19:17For them.

01:19:18Which allows them to observe.

01:19:19To get some prawdy for them.

01:19:20To get someставati.

01:19:21Because they rate fermentation.

01:19:21From at night.

01:19:21On the morning.

01:19:23So.

01:19:24This However.

01:19:25This is very difficult.

01:19:25So.

01:19:27For them.

01:19:28For them.

01:19:29For those who have strong family history!

01:19:32For them.

01:19:33For theirMP tutorial.

01:19:34As long as they have registered their F 떨bonnier.

01:19:35For not to see.

01:19:37For them.

01:19:42For them.

01:19:43For they have trailer estan.

01:19:46after eating a lot of food, after eating a little bit,

01:19:50and in the normal conditions, if you have to eat food,

01:19:56after eating a lot of food, normally the sugar level will go higher.

01:20:00How long it's high? This is very important.

01:20:04Because in the normal individuals, in the normal people,

01:20:08the sugar level will increase and will go lower.

01:20:11because the high sugar level is a high sugar level for the eyes and for the heart and for the

01:20:17heart.

01:20:18If it is sustained or maintained,

01:20:21a normal individual has a strong family history.

01:20:25We know that in Pakistan,

01:20:26there are 3,45,000,000 people who are above sugar.

01:20:31This is the data,

01:20:32and the fact that it may be more than that.

01:20:36Exactly.

01:20:36So we can't do that.

01:20:39How do we get rid of our 3,45,000,000 people?

01:20:44We can't reward them.

01:20:46We can't do that.

01:20:47This device is very important.

01:20:52We can't do that.

01:20:54We can't check our sugar level.

01:20:55That's not what you can't know.

01:20:58You can't get hidden sugar level.

01:21:00If we can't do that,

01:21:02we can't do diabetes.

01:21:05What does diabetes come to us?

01:21:08we can't break from diabetes.

01:21:10We can't do it,

01:21:12but it'sル as important.

01:21:14In the past,

01:21:16this is important thing.

01:21:19What are the most important things of people are using?

01:21:21How many people are using these,

01:21:21Spac gruppers,

01:21:22awareness,

01:21:22this show will come after this show will come again.

01:21:29there is an issue that is very important in Pakistan.

01:21:34but my opinion is that my message is for the people of Pakistan

01:21:39that we don't have any money on the outdoor eating,

01:21:43on the food, on the food, on the car,

01:21:46on the maintenance of diabetes.

01:21:47is not so much.

01:21:48The doctor has a lot of stress.

01:21:51The doctor's stress is a good thing.

01:21:53The stress is a lot of stress.

01:21:54The stress is a full life.

01:21:55The problem is a lot of stress.

01:22:02The problem is a lot of stress.

01:22:03The problem is a lot of stress.

01:22:03If you have a lot of stress in budget

01:22:07but you can get a lot of health.

01:22:11Unfortunately,

01:22:13we have a lot of stress

01:22:17and health,

01:22:19including myself,

01:22:20we don't give a lot of attention.

01:22:26We give a lot of stress.

01:22:28We give a lot of stress.

01:22:30Then we say,

01:22:31we will do it.

01:22:32It's too late.

01:22:33If we keep our budget

01:22:37in this budget,

01:22:38I have a CGM

01:22:40and a device.

01:22:41Where is CGM?

01:22:43It's easy.

01:23:12It's very easy.

01:23:15It's so easy.

01:23:16It's so easy.

01:23:18It's so easy.

01:23:19But Pakistan, my concern is better to know doctors and doctors.

01:23:29So, your device is not bad.

01:23:33Thank you for your attention.

01:23:35This is our show today.

01:23:38Inshallah, you will be in Monday.

01:23:40Good morning Pakistan.

01:23:42And khudaafiz.

01:23:44Have a great day.

01:23:48Bye-bye.

Good Morning Pakistan | Bachpan Ki Yaadein Special Show | 5 June 2026 | ARY Digital

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