Favorite Child? Becoming A Doctor? Girlfriends? First Ever Family Sit Down! (Chai Talk Ep 6)

Our first ever guest on Chai Talk and it was only right we had Ahmed on here as we all sat down together for the FIRST TIME EVER discussing our life, growing up, future wives, and MUCH MORE!
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[@WajeehWest]

Feels good when someone else is in the HOT SEAT! 😮‍💨😂 hope you guys enjoy this episode ♥️

[@minarani9088]

Honestly you are such a funny guy

[@evilangels61]

Wajeeh when are you going to have your Dad on ..That would be interesting to hear his side..

[@Faiza264]

Loved it!!!! Please don’t stop making these podcasts everrrrr😂😂❤❤

[@Faiza264]

Such a therapy your podcasts are❤️❤️

[@mohammed7812]

Wajeeh your a shit stirrer some parts of the video are funny but mate this is not a good blog. Your mum knows your both her favourite she’s just annoyed because you didn’t become a dr like my Aunty was when my cousin her only son didn’t bro but everything else is the same bro !

[@xoxoamirtha]

Ahmed is smart to put boundaries in with mama ji. I know he says it doesn’t hurt but for any kid, hearing a parent choose one child over the other is painful

[@safinakauser5598]

Can we appreciate how calm and collective Ahmed is generally. So amazing to see

[@baluchhajirah3047]

he‘s like papa jee😂

[@ellglam]

When Ahmed said "I dont want to fight for the love that isnt there", my heart broke! The pain in his eyes says so much. 💔

[@synur3524]

Felt that one

[@azuremoon3319]

ahmad >>>>> literally so soft spoken so intelligent and eloquent. insane. already feeling sorry for wajeeh’s future wife LOL 😭

[@Unwrittenmirror]

Seriously praying for his future wife lol

[@misbahaliedhi1896]

Fr tho

[@ainthuheriss6613]

I'm crying watching this as an Eldest child 😭 salute to Ahmed for being respectful even though mamaji didn't fully understand his feelings 🫡

[@Shehrbano786]

He suffered all the eldest child problems , salute to Ahmed for staying so calm and collected throughout such a toxic relationship with his parents 🩵

[@AkAk-os3ol]

😂😂 my husband and eldest brother say the same. It's tough being the eldest child... My son is the eldest, but having 2 younger sisters is different. It's not the same as having more boys as that is competition.

[@aishac6992]

Yes I agree. I'm also the eldest and I put up with a lot. I never received love. Always felt lonely. It was the constant comparing with my sister. I Always pleased my parents yet they don't and won't understand my feeling and why I feel hurt.

[@docmomkhanusa5743]

Ahmad is gem 💎. I can see him misfit in this family 😢

[@fa6534]

We want an episode with Aymen. It would be interesting to see her own dynamics with mama

[@evilangels61]

I think she would be afraid to say anything

[@AvrilHelloKitty]

as the eldest child of a desi immigrant family - I found ahmad to be SO relatable wow I wasn’t expecting that lol

[@lolalalo3152]

This was exceptional . I loved the rawness and honesty . No hate to mami jee at all , this is how our parents are and this is our culture . But she has the guts to stay true to herself and admit it - that helps open up convos . She’s not in denial and she’s doing the best that she can . The truth is that all parents do have favorites but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t love Ahmed . Ahmed did a great job of communicating his feelings but he was interrupted a lot so pls next time let him finish his thought . Great episode

[@sufiamuhammad9412]

I agree. I commend mamaji for having this type of conversation. She was raw, open and takes ALOT of guts to come on a platform and have your kids give you their opinion of your parenting. Our parents weren’t perfect people and having conversations like this will help us all understand one another. Idk, something about hearing you all talk helped me understand the generation before me. Thank you

[@Broughton1128]

*The ONLY thing I need to change is for Mama to actually allow her children to fully express themselves. She literally cuts them off every single time they attempt to convey their thoughts & feelings.*

[@Saaaaruhhhh786]

Things parents can’t see or understand: She gives all her love to wajeeh and he desperately does not want it. Ahmed desperately wants it, and accepts that he doesn’t get it.

[@shezzyomer5562]

Agreeed 10000% but I think wajeeh also needs love because who doesn’t want love from his own mother

[@Vicks234]

Totally ageee!! It’s like even now he’s looking at her for acceptance. He’s so lovely

[@abdulhadimalik3312]

Bro its way more complicated. She ain't dividing her love. Its like her eldest child isn't taking responsibilities of the family as wajeeh is doing. Its more about understanding gaps and grey areas rather than the whole image being white and black.

[@faridawardak4912]

What kind of people you are when they were little mama raise them equally but now they are getting old so they need feedback for their children and now wajeeh fulfilling his responsibilities so that’s why mama likes wajee and ahmad is irresponsible towards to his parents

[@AfifaC]

I’m lit in tears at the end of this…. ahmed’s experiences completely explain why he’s the way he is now. He learnt to protect his heart and started to hold bad on expressing. This was a very tough watch Love for you all

[@chrysene]

10:09 Ahmed is absolutely right. None of them would have the platform that they currently have without him. His online presence and early KZbin stuff paved the way for them to be able to talk about their feelings on a podcast every week. A little bit disappointing for Mama Jee to not even acknowledge that but we all know how desi moms can be when it comes to this stuff!

[@MrsDolly121]

On a personal level i actually felt ahmed was being bullied by mama jee 🤷 but ahmed being so calm and used to it all his life he responded really welll to everything

[@rizwaanasuleman7361]

I could never. If a parents has to constantly remind you s a kid of everything they did, they chose to have the kid the kid didn't ask to be born. I know dynamics are never perfect, but parents that push kids to take on roles that aren't for kids, are not it and never will be

[@onedaysocial]

Ahmed is misunderstood, and I respect him guarding his mental health.

[@Kalpana4eva]

Mamajee needs to understand Ahmed because he's such a kind , calm, honest and brilliant guy. How can she not see that? Mental health is more important than being a doctor. Mamajee asking wajeeh why she likes him more is so childish and wrong in every level

[@mrbappa6569]

Some desi moms are so childish. Emotionally immature fr. My mom is exactly like this.

[@Saaaaruhhhh786]

Watching this back for the second time and it’s still crazy. She hasn’t acknowledged Ahmed at all. This is so sad. That’s why Insha’Allah he’ll be blessed with An amazing wife that will comfort him and appreciate him

[@masabaxoxo3334]

21:35 this is so true!!!!! Brown parents whatever they lacked in their own marriage they expect the kids to fulfill those needs when we’re trying to understand this world ourselves. NO WONDER WE ALL NEED A BREAK FROM THEM

[@marziasyal7068]

Ahmed is so calm and gentle I love his energy.❤

[@marziasyal7068]

Almost cried in the end

[@zainabamin3131]

Its unfortunate that most people refuse to see how toxic the mother is and the impact it has on kids. Ahmed is mature and understands the need to establish boundaries but he is still gaslight.

[@missmessi]

all brown parents sadly

[@malihakhan36]

I totally see mama jee as very toxic!!!!

[@simikaur2024]

She’s all about the money and having nice things/designer stuff and expensive everything

[@aishac6992]

I see myself in Ahmed .

[@funnygirlever]

They was raised that way. 😅

[@Sarahbintes]

When mama jee said wajeeh is her favorite child it made me teary. It hurt me a little. Im the first child and i could literally feel how ahmed felt that moment. Being the first child is not that easy. Later on mamajee tried to make her answer different by saying now wajeeh is not hwr favourite and ameen is. Thats because she understood ahmed was hurt. Idk i just felt sad watching that part.

[@Halllihallo]

Me too, how can a mother say that..? It was soo painful for me to hear that, i cant imagine how Ahmed must have felt.. my mom even though she got a better relationship with my sister, she never ever told me sometng like that bec no mother should love one kid more than the other unless that kid is maybe rlyyyy hard to live with but Ahmed is so nice loving calm bec of the pain he went through 😢😢

[@Sarahbintes]

@@Halllihallo exactly! I can never do that with my future kids. I know how hurtful it is.

[@sydlauren758]

Right super sad…

[@hannahh4228]

'I didn't want to fight for love that wasn't there.' 💔 Hai, mera dil 🫠 Ahmed, I can relate to this deeply!

[@bilettepotter5082]

me too 😐

[@usman828]

Me three 😢

[@Shehrbano786]

There is a reason why Ahmed is the way he is. Because of all that he has seen throughout his life. It’s not easy being the eldest child but I salute him for still keeping his head high, staying so calm and content. And how much love he still has for his parents.

[@Vicks234]

If I had a som like Ahmed I would thank god!! He’s sweet he’s hurt and when he said he was crying when his mom went abroad, and how the mother pushed him away when he needed her love he’s put up a barrier and now like he said makes no difference. Children keep these memories and he’s in his soft spoken voice is still saying he needs her but she’s not understanding. She must know it’s not how much u give monetary ways but to love him. All my love to Ahmed ❤❤❤

[@evilangels61]

Ahmed can't be pushed around he has his own mind and does what makes him happy. He did not become a doctor he is doing what he wants... Wajeeh is a little bit more doing what his Mom wants and I hope he becomes more like Ahmed more independent like him. She doesn't let her son's talk she always wants to be center of attention.. Give your sons some space Mama G...give it a rest.. Ahmed is away from his parents the best thing just come and visit and live your own life..Wajeeh take some lessons from your brother..Live your life for you

[@Halllihallo]

Yea right, mama jee doesnt let Ahmed talk at all.. mama jee be chill and let ur sons talk plss.. it also not good to talk top much 😅😅 i wish i could have heard more from Ahmed than mama jee

[@Nat12726]

Feeling bad for wajeehs future wife :( Shes so toxic

[@evilangels61]

I totally agree she doesn't even give him a chance to talk and talks over him. The other son has moved away from her if that tells you anything..She thinks she owns her kids and they must do everything she asks of them...that is very selfish of her..@@Nat12726

[@HunzaC]

This is way too relatable. I am crying and laughing at the same time! I am the eldest daughter in a Pakistani family, and can empathize with Ahmed's perspective. I really enjoyed the authenticty. I can see mama jee got a little worried in the end, give her a hug. She did her best. Love from Canada!

[@ZanaRahman]

Whatever mamajee didn’t get from her husband she’s seeking in certain places from her sons and whether it’s not right she’s a human and it happens. I pray she can understand it all In good time

[@user-gm7uu6ih5w]

Although I think their Dad seems very simple, chilled n tolerant sort of calm person n sweet as per some previous episodes incl. the lovely fun previous brief episode on Valentine’s Day that wajeeh so kindly made 😊

[@nazahaahmed9976]

honestly as the older kid in a south asian household i can definitely relate to ahmed so much. even if the age difference is only 2 years, it’s still a difference

[@quickbooks_taxes_devika]

As an elder child, ai feel Ahmed and the respect for an elder child is 100%

[@Arwa-Fatima]

I have been watching you guys for the last 6 years….Mama ji was always hard on ahmed. You have done soooo much for him but u dont have an emotional connection with him like u have with wajhee. When you always put him downn and always comparing ahmed with wajhee. Im with ahmed…he was right. Mama ji is always with wajhee…ahmed felt alone and hurt. Providing stuff to ur kids doesn’t make you love them. Kids need to feel it.

[@yasirmunazzah]

Being a mum of 4 kids and finding time to address each personality is a full time job. Mum guilt is real. It’s draining being that parent who always puts kids first then to realise a child has trauma. Please be mindful we parents are humans and we will and do make mistakes. Conversations like these help us navigate a way forward. I pray our kids can heal and make amendments and make memories that will fill their hearts. Duas for Mama jee and her boys x

[@lolalalo3152]

Please go ahead and keep these long ! They are so good and can’t get enough of these episodes ! Also please let mama jee know that there is no hate and or bad judgements on her at all! My desi parents would never be able to be honest about these things in public . She is a rockstar and quite literally changing peoples lives ! These topics never get talked about and we suffer greatly in silence in the brown community . We really appreciate these raw talks , pls keep them going . Always remember , people tune in because of the honesty and genuineness you guys exhibit

[@Nameerah30]

I feel like this must have been so therapeutic for Ahmed. Being the first child of immigrant parents u get hit with an immense load of responsibilities and expectations as well as the expectation for u to step in for your mother’s emotional needs and being treated like a third parent basically. The need to prove ur self to recive the same amount of care and love younger siblings recive unconditionally. Ur held to much higher standards. This creates a sort of disconnect with the parent and to desi moms it translates to you being ungrateful and not loving them. And still at the end of the day whatever u do you’re just never enough. So grateful to my parents for all their sacrifices but these are some things I can never make them understand. Seeing Ahmed have this conversation feels so healing as an oldest child myself! ❤️

[@lindsayd.7699]

so good to hear him say he’s in a good healthy mental space 🙌

[@minarani9088]

Oh man ahmad is much polite 😂

[@hirasheikh2084]

It's incredible to hear about Ahmed journey from school and where he is now. It would be nice if Ahmed wasn't interrupted every 2 minutes he spoke.

[@evilangels61]

She always wants center of attention

[@aymanrahman2218]

It’s not that deep ,desi parents are just like that ,they just can’t take being wrong that’s all

[@giseldominguez3060]

Agree,

[@evilangels61]

not good for the child involved time to break the cycle..@@aymanrahman2218

[@user-gm7uu6ih5w]

I thought the same

[@kajaljain7447]

Ahmed is so level-headed and smart to put boundaries. Desi's families are awesome but they put way too much on their kids. I am glad to hear he's in a great mental space. I know that took a lot of work and healing.

[@humanaiman8597]

Oh my god guys! Let the guest speak! Ahmed hardly got to speak. Everytime I wanted to hear his perspective, he was interrupted. It really hit so hard when Ahmed said “I wanted you (Mumma) but you didn’t want me”

[@ummsaz]

Wow litrally nothing phases Ahmed. Nothing triggers him.. he's full of gratitude, stoic and compassionate he's turned into a true villan! Thats the only thing he should be greatful for, for his toxic mum. The self entitled mother belittles everyone,like she's the only mum in life her tounge is like sweet poisen haha! Thankgod Ahmed has found his voice and peace alhamdulillah and that's justice from Allah. I remember ahmeds down days years ago and how he felt, and how overwhelming it was. Alhumdulillah, he's moved on Allahs watching.

[@sibgashahid8353]

Ahmed is the kind of man our desi society needs more of 😭🤌🏻 so calm and collective

[@hidudez]

sucha wholesome episode, desi parents dont know alot of things & struggle with the changes currently but the fact that a child can open up to their desi parents & speak on things that are usually hush hush at home, this is so wholesome fr.

[@raccoon55-pu3ns]

Ahmed is right. Mama Jee and her husband should have gone to a marriage counselor. She shouldn’t have relied on Ahmed and make him feel guilty.

[@Sia11011]

The best podcast so far.Ahmed is calm and collected.The family dynamics is so relatable

[@duns9422]

BRING AHMED BACK but next time actually let him talk without being interrupted 😭

[@sh12911]

She is gaslighting Ahmed like anything! I’m sorry but your mom needs therapy.

[@sh12911]

The fact that desi people are never introduced to the word narcissist and what is a narcissistic behaviour is the main theme of this episode. Narcissistic mother is a thing, people should be made more aware and stay away from such people even if your parents.

[@MadamDar]

I don’t think so. It’s obligatory for children to be dutiful to their parents. Even if their parents are toxic it’s important to take care of them even if that means living in a separate house to them. This is what it says in the religion Islam. Taking care of parents especially in their old age is a must. You can see how mama g had her struggles, you can see the hard work and effort she put into her children. She deserves to be retired with the help of her sons. Mothers have their own special place and wife’s also have their own special place. If Allah is in the centre of a persons heart they will know exactly how to navigate through the wife/mother relationship and remain calm and neutral.

[@uf6447]

Mama gee is just light hearted person .. full of energy .. She is just an extrovert which will always seem wrong in introversts view point and vice versa . The only deal btw such differently nature is to create some balance and get more info about it as Mama gee accepted her mistakes.

[@fatimarizwan6337]

An hour and a half and I still haven't had enough, your mother has raised the both of you so well mashallah. Especially ahmed, such a mature calm and collected but so sensitive at the same time. Green flags both of you.

[@naptownfizzle]

This is so hilarious about med school. Parents don’t trust us to make any decision but we say we want to be a doctor at 5 years old and now it’s gospel lol

[@mishaalzk6033]

😂

[@1445hijri]

My Saturday just got a whole lot better, so has the show with each and every episode.❤️ I love y’all so much. And lastly, please pray for Palestine 🇵🇸, but also Afghanistan 🇦🇫 who have experienced 3 earthquakes thus far, may Allah ease their difficulties and grant them Jannah. 🤲🏻

[@amnahakhtar1772]

This episode was not just fun to watch and relatable but also very insightful. It made me take a little moment to myself and think about the sibling dynamics in desi households and the pressure that comes with it and everything else. I don’t know how to put it in words properly, but let’s just say that it just makes sense!

[@nameenimtiaz2646]

Keeps getting more real every Saturday.. such a wholesome episode this week. Ahmed seems like he’s in such a good, healthy mental space now. Bless. 🧿 Also that bit about the 1 hr drive to school, sigh… only parents ❤️

[@mt7810]

man love these look forward to them every sat

[@bhoomsi]

This podcast is so relatable, it feels like my family just characters interchanged.

[@_chapternumberone_8782]

I missed Ahmed!!♥ I always thought of him as a brave guy for pursuing his own dreams while living in a brown household and having all this pressure. I have a lot of sympathy for ahmed. A parent kid relationship ALWAYS starts with the parent. I always felt that mamajee was more hard on ahmed and even telling your son that you like the other more is just heartbreaking. Its small things like this that ruins your relationship with your kid.

[@abiramysenthilkumaran4068]

Thank you for the subtitles!! Helps us all relate❤

[@sara_j_noor]

This is toxic- I feel sorry for Ahmed 😢

[@shehrbano991]

Trueee

[@seharc23]

This therapy session with Ahmed and Mama Jee was much needed. It was hard to watch the first 10 minutes of this episode because as an eldest sibling I completely understood Ahmed’s situation but as a mother I could relate to Mama Jee who had so many questions unanswered over the years that she needed clarity. Wajeeh you did good work with this episode and I hope it improves the relationship between all of you. 🫶

[@Secret_pyrit3]

As a Ahmed who is also an oldest son of the family I felt this man on a personal level

[@sysybaba420]

This podcast is a therapy session for me! Thanks guys!!!

[@sheharbano6452]

No matter how many complaints you guys have from your mother, she has done an amazing job. You both are such wholesome kids. Good blend of everything. And you guys should give it to your mum that she accepts all the things she has done and is not in denial. Most of our parents deny even the things that we vividly remember.

[@user-ff8dv1ic7b]

Mama jee is literally my mother 😂 she talks over every single person in the house and she thinks she's always right 😂😂❤❤ I sometimes just give up and say yes you're right mama

[@fama_03]

Ahmed handled it so well Masha’Allah

[@arfinjahan1598]

Crazy how y’all spoke about half of my family history. It’s sooo similar. ❤️❤️ Really enjoyed this. Thank you

[@sanaafzal2593]

Not even half way through... But I can see how Ahmed is being so composed, not complaining, trying very well to explain his part and he is very understanding Masha'Allah ❤️

[@fn8599]

loved this episode. Ahmed’s side of the story is so relatable as the eldest child. ❤

[@muskanzahrabaloch1874]

Omggg, thank god for this podcast and its transparency. No longer feeling alone because of it (even though i knew all us desis share the same family's dynamic, give or take). Loving the raw unfiltered reality.

[@Patty_C]

Miss yall all making content....this is dope ❤🙏

[@alishaswali258]

This was a really good episode, thanks for being so open with each other and having these discussions. I’m sure this will encourage other brown kids to talk with their parents and become closer with them😊 It definitely had that affect on me. Love from the UK 🇬🇧

[@yusrakhan8145]

Loved this podcast! It was real and raw. I loved how Mamaji talked about parenting and raising her kids to be the best of the best. 🫶🏽

[@sammyann6382]

Ahmad has always been my favourite!Wish Mama ji & Wajeeh let Ahmad speak without interrupting him so much! 🤷🏻‍♀️Mamaji you are suffocating your kids that’s why they don’t want to live at home….loosen up a bit. It’s unfair to expect your sons to fill in where their father lacks.

[@aqsaakhtar6716]

This has to be by far the BEST episode. I NEVER EVER comment under videos on KZbin but this episode was so fun, natural and so real. Topics discussed was so relatable. Wajeeh keep these episodes going & would definitely like to see more of Ahmed on these. Just a word of advice for future episodes for mama jee to allow Ahmed to speak, don’t interrupt each other. Ahmed seemed so nervous to be on the episode too. 😂❤️

[@simrunbachra129]

As a first born child i can deeply relate to Ahmed LOL the younger ones needs to appreciate the war we go thru as first borns to make it easier for the younger ones

[@rocky-yx8wr]

Ahmed is so chill, amazing podcast

[@atza9270]

Mama Jee is a QUEEN. She is reason I watch these. She makes me laugh soo much.

[@astoldbyanam]

loving how supportive wajeeh is as a brother and speaking up for ahmed im the same way w my younger brother 🥹 so much respect for mama jee but my mom is a lot like her so i can connect so much w your fam dynamics

[@shivam220]

I think youtube was the best thing to happen to both of your lives, its giving ahmed a whole different story to tell about "managing business" and do mba etc

[@qiasomar]

Wow need a monthly Ahmed episode! Might have tooooooo!!!! #Reunion #BringSwagNext #BodyCount

[@sadika7567]

Respect to Mama Ji for being so open with all the family stories. Def really helping a lot of families and relationships, more than you know. Shukria xx

[@ridahmahum926]

This is nothing but the difference of culture two people grew in. You cant take away their perspectives, respect for both

[@hamzareactstube5340]

Wajeeh might be a lawyer but damn Ahmed is a full on politician 😂🤣😂

[@quinncamarena]

I know certain topics in this matter of conversation is SO important,but I love that these men take advantage of sitting with their mom and asking tough life questions and getting to know each other more as time moves on. Take the time to spend time with your parent/s, guardian etc. Tomorrow is not promised.

[@_meeexx]

yeaaa the stuff yous talk about is extremely relatable THANK YOUU!!

[@Ahmed_Mahmood]

Man what an episode 😭😂😅☠️ I now remember all the other things I could have said 😂😂

[@howardjammu625]

Loved your comments on attachment❤such calm vibes. You’ve got beautiful eyes.

[@user-ff8dv1ic7b]

Wish you could've said more - if only you got the chance to😂😂

[@teria1219]

You are so calm and simply amazing

[@goldeneye1672]

You have a great heart 🫡

[@sibgashahid8353]

You’re so calm and humble keep being you

[@delsmontgomery]

not wajeeh instigating 😭🤣 i loved this episode

[@WajeehWest]

😏😏😏

[@tahmidrahman7664]

this was the best episode thus far, i started watching you guys when i was in high school like 6 years ago or so and mashallah you guys are an inspiration! shout out to mama gee and papa gee for their sacrifices and it does make a good college essay haha

[@Marziafaizan]

I love this with Ahmed in it lmao one hour of laughter 😂

[@simranjeethonours9622]

I just watch these episodes after coming from university while having food and tea and I really love this show.

[@amnakousar3220]

I feel so bad for Ahmed, he's so polite and I can clearly see that Mama jee is on Wajeeh's side. Together they are bashing him with words 🙄😒

[@anma8119]

Loved the long episode! Keep them coming! ❤😊

[@abdulhadimalik3312]

Its actually quite educating. Thanks for putting this all in one long video. It even helps us understand and raise our kids in better way.

[@osamajamil428]

Papa jee gets credit without being prosecuted. He's the real OG

[@angieluna2415]

Mama jee does not need to worry abt her kids. They are doing great, they will be alright. Let them be ❤

[@zainabnaeem9471]

Wajeeh always stay like this. I really love how you are so caring towards mama jee even though we know you like your own space 😅 Parents are the whole world and seeing them smile because of us makes our world bright❤

[@tenzyangz]

Now I’m crying 🥹 whatever our parents do for us.❤️🙌🏻😭grateful and thankful for it.

[@sh-ot3dg]

respect mama ji! i admire how hard you worked on your kids and it inspires me to do the same with my little ones. this was soo relatable and i loved hearing every single bit and would love to hear more about how your lives were when you were younger!

[@isaarif9]

It's wild how relatable this is. Me and my older brother are 2 years apart with a younger sister.

[@ghazalakarim8635]

What an awesome podcast, u guys smashed it...😅😂 omg Ahmed has such a lovely personality so calm and collective..."puberty" I had to listen to it so many times lmao

[@itsabdu12]

I relate so much to Ahmed being an eldest son. Always a delight watching the Mahmood fam!!

[@zohaibabdullah3541]

The Pringles on plane bit was funny 🤣

[@Lauran-qd9hg]

ahmed is so smart mashallah. He lowkey knows he is the first child and first child always have a special place in a parents heart