Making it on your own with Natasha Baig

[@munirahmansoor6385]

When she's apologetic for crying is when you realize what she must have been thru her whole life. More power to you 💜

[@ritumonithakur7951]

Natasha I'm your big fan from India🇮🇳...it doesn't matter whether you are from pakistan or India...the thing is that I can totally relate to your story...becoz I also belong from such a family like you n from a place like u...being a girl i can relate. ...😢😢 May God bless U...u r really my role model..❤

[@buhlaaal]

I'm certain many like me ended up here to listen to her and unknowingly get healed by her story, which is so relevant to many currently. You're as strong & delicate as your voice, Natasha. 💞

[@hamzayaqoob9514]

if anyone going through hard time just share this podcast to those people. such a typical rollercoaster of life anyone struggling can relate. much powers to you. Allah sab ko hidayat dey.

[@nazineenmirbaz7062]

U changed a tipical narrative of our society especially Gilgit Baltistan .Many love from Gilgit.

[@aishariaz4707]

I needed her words. Almost going through the same problematic relations. May Allah bless her.

[@fatimagulshan9509]

Moorooo you're amazing always! Thank you for such an inspiring podcast, we didn't know Natasha is a big beautiful artist inside out!! We're watching while driving in Hunza.

[@SulaimanMahmood-p1g]

Hats off to this girl. May she blossom forever

[@mubashirahmed5939]

I attended her show in lahore at Qaddaffi stadium . And she was like on fire. Her energy while performing kalam. She's a literal performer✨️.

[@NoumanArif007]

Natasha Baig you have earned a new fan of yours, a lot of respect for you.

[@snowflakes3720]

Mooroo i was feeling so low but by the end of this podcast there's this smile on my face, thank you

[@azizajaved2967]

Normally I don't bother to comment but may be I am from HUNZA and I can relate too much to her struggle. After so long I am watching such a genuine person or artist who is talking stuff like this without thinking about these so called social media trolls or Pr. Though Hunza is very beautiful place but there are also thousands of ugly stories of discouragement, class differences, gender discrimination and the list goes on. I am very great full to this podcast that finally it brought someone who is talking about parenting and societal pressure as this is very deteriorating for the mental health of a child. Natasha is very lucky and strong to come out like this and proved her self.There are alot of Natashas who are struggling in their own way in HUNZA and prove themselves on daily bases in their educational institutions, working places and their own homes. More power to every warrior keep going🙌

[@monicanath4859]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️

[@alinahujat1430]

You're the strongest. Proud of you Natasha, much love from Hunza ❤️

[@leenarafique9441]

I have studied with Natasha in 2007, and saw her singing Zombie song live in the class. She was so sweet and lively girl and no one can ever predict that she was going through all this mess. Natasha!! If you read this comment Always Remember "Un jay Ayarum Ba" From Leena Baji.

[@swanky.sundas]

Sms aga khan right?

[@antiq1857]

So real, raw and organic. Straight from the heart. You go big Natasha Baig 💛

[@MyKhan1995]

I am rather proud of you than being sorry for your struggles because this was your fight and you won very well. You're an inspiration to many teenage girls out there.

[@sarina5352]

Natasha soooo proud of you dear, absolutely agree now northern areas is loosing it's beauty. People are commercialising it and I am afraid after some time we won't see its real authentic beauty any more 😢😢😢 you are sooooooo brave Natasha for sharing your story. I broke down with you too, definitely can relate to you being from that region and going through same 😢😢😢😢Thank you so much for it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@andeelali739]

Natasha you such a inspiration to young girls and our community you are so strong and powerful

[@rizzwan]

1:19:00 it's called a language isolate. it's one of the few remaining languages that cannot be classified into larger language families/groups. basque spoken in the basque county in spain is one such example. also, burushaski didn't have an original script, it was never recorded in written format. the one she's talking about was developed fairly recently by adapting it from urdu script. anyway, it was an interesting interview. i think it's very courageous of her to talk so openly about her personal relationship and life struggles. most people, looking at the small hunza community from outside assume that it is some kind of utopia where social ills don't exist. sure it is relatively progressive in many aspects when you compare it to rest of the region, but the things she is talking about do exist and most people choose to hide them or just don't talk about it more often. kudos to her for talking without fear.

[@israashafi]

Thank you for sharing Natasha! Woman you're so inspiring. MashaaAllah

[@hamzasohailsamla]

What a wonderful podcast and what an incredible beautiful Lady she is! I have never listened to her but saw the podcast clip on TikTok and now watching whole podcast.

[@shujaatali2069]

Such a nice personality she has! Glad she opened up about this

[@shariyaaaa]

One of the best podcast ! Really inspiring 🎉 Not going to need my Prozac today 😂blessings from Kansas City.

[@thatcyberlad]

love from Hunza. I always find Natasha ma'am inspiring and motivating..!!❤🤍

[@ydatbari]

"Through trials and pain, she stood tall and strong, Her spirit unbreakable, her willpower lifelong."

[@SoundOfSaad]

More power to you, Natasha! 💪🏻❤️

[@FitnessByShahzad]

It was amazing listening to her. More power to her

[@aayanmughal]

More power to you, Natasha! You are doing great work.

[@sjf212]

Natasha has such a vibrant and genuine personality. I would love to have her as a friend.

[@jeshminhaxarika5479]

Natasha hope you touch the sky with ur success..... PS: i cried tooo

[@muhammadbilalijaz7512]

I admire her she is very strong and motivational for rest of the women. Thanks for doing this podcast with her.

[@MrThewormy]

Took two flights to skardu in a year. It was incredible, but luckily, it was both on time.

[@samanahaider1671]

Every moment, every topic discussed is just perfect and amazing.

[@alinafatimasarts9300]

Thank you Mooroo for the Podcast.❤ Her words is helping me a lot❤❤

[@MIK-ju8sm]

Uffff yar,,,, she is so so brave and talented girl. Love u hogaya💗

[@abdullahdesigns00]

What an incredible podcast it was, I loved listening to her journey and struggles to become what she is today and so much proud of her, and her music that has a special place in my heart! and my favorite song that she sang at the ending took the show! Love you, Natasha! 💖

[@mustafahmed1]

very good podcast, she seems like a very smart, kind and overall a very well spoken woman and extremly genuine unlike some other celebrities

[@margusrahim9991]

Proud of you for being so open about your journey. I am sure your Father must of proud of you before and now too. Though he might have handled the things differently just because of the societal norms or pressure. However, his blessings are always with you. Just pray for his soul and have peace with him. Focus on the good memories which you had with your father. Highly relatable story. Bless the people who remained the reason behind destroying your relationship with your father. At the end of the day we all are accountable to Allah Almighty not for the people who have time and energy for all these unnecessarily stuff. Hard time teaches us to understand who is with us and who is not. So you are blessed for that phase.

[@fatimaakbar9248]

More Power to you Woman ❤

[@sherkarim9790]

More power to you Natasha 👍

[@Abdul-gv4cd]

A good watch... motivative...

[@sumerashaheen6997]

Every second was worth listening to💜 Powerful and Emotional enough to inspire many out there 💜

[@miralfatima]

Loved today's podcast. Way to go natasha

[@RockStar-cg3nd]

Hey Mooroo, I've been a big fan of your podcasts for a while now, and I think you should invite Sahil Adeem as a guest for your next one. He's got a lot of interesting things to say and I think it would be a great conversation. Keep up the good work!

[@e.k874]

Penetration word count : A lot Amazing podcast... what great talent both the host and guest have

[@SaimAsifThe_Weeb_Artist_420]

That threw me off a lot xD

[@e.k874]

@@SaimAsifThe_Weeb_Artist_420 same hahahha

[@FarinaShaheen-zy5on]

It's one of the best podcasts Lots of love ❤️

[@haiderraza2625]

Thank you for this candid interview

[@sarfrazhajai6266]

Brave woman, well-done ❤

[@Dr-X9]

More power to you, beautiful girl ! ❤ Proud of you!

[@fahmeedalidad8112]

No pain no gain..More power to you Apa natasha

[@Pulak201]

I first time see her " peace anthom" ,and go through two to three songs.

[@rizwanwaqar1977]

More power to you. ❤

[@dankazama404]

Mooroo please try to get Rohail Hyatt for a podcast. That would be so interesting

[@SwitzerlandEducation4471]

Next time ❤

[@Salman210]

روزِ محشر حضور صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم کے قدموں میں بیٹھوں گا❤️

[@areebaarshad22]

Such a Strong and inspiring woman.🙌🏻 more power to here and people like her!💗

[@iman_fatimeh]

I love her so much🦋✨️

[@iqu1016]

So good to see that u r inviting such an inspiring people there is so much to learn from them....kindly invite some religious scholar as well surely it would be a great conversation ♥️♥️

[@celebritytalktime]

Sorry to say its not inspiring Sham on her koi baap nhi chahta beti ko burai mai dhakel na ghana ghana haram amal hai Jis ka baap naraz duniya se chala jay janat main dakhil nahi hoga wo shakhs

[@jennysapah2079]

@@celebritytalktime what are you doing on KZbin? At least their content is good.What about you? Farigh

[@MK1980Can]

Taimoor, please make another version of “Kahani Purani”, maybe with electronic music but same Paris vibes to the song.

[@ay35748]

what a wonderful woman

[@FahadAli-ie3rw]

Amazing interview ❤❤❤

[@citycentregreen]

I am a big fan of her

[@sulemanishaq13]

inspired👏

[@aqeilabano939]

Amazing talk .....❤❤

[@aneeza]

You are doing very good mam you are always my inspiration ❤

[@ipadair7293]

Proud of you sister

[@ars10gsfr91]

Natasha if you are reading my comment do reply. I just read the description and switched to the song singing part. I am watching you the first time and goood song good voice MashaAllah. keep it up

[@musaabpero5867]

Contact lee min ho or kim so hyun , both legand actors and they both look young

[@arahman_723]

what an emotional podcast. so engaging & powerful.More power to you. stay blessed 😍

[@MuhammadAli-bk1ko]

I don’t get it. There is an Airport in Gilgit. People land here and then go to Hunza which is hardly a 2 hours drive on KKH. Didn’t she know about this, or Mooroo even you? If not, then I’m in shock already!

[@hudanazir2271]

Parhi likhi singer in this era after long time

[@loeezahere9365]

Goo job

[@WaqarAly]

24:47 as GBian, one should be very well aware about the region’s problems especially if you plan to explain it to a wider mass.

[@mohammad.ssaimm]

Mooro Bhai Invite Sahil Adeem in your podcast he has studied Neuro biology and behavioral psychology, you must listen to some of his lectures bht critically and rational way say deen smjhaty hayn

[@Pookieman8424]

@mooroo bhai ek correction krle "Religious education in Imam Bargah" yaha imam bargah nahi Jamatkhana/religious centre hoga

[@BringItOn-dz7gq]

❤ more power to you

[@sadafmanzoor2037]

نتاشہ کے لئے بہت دعائیں 🤲👏

[@SwitzerlandEducation4471]

❤❤

[@wajiharana6381]

Kashmiri tea aur kulchay 👍👍👍

[@hassaanz]

That microphone capture true asmr at 9:19

[@fawadshah9851]

❤

[@MrIqtidarali]

i can relate totally :(

[@somiishaw2572]

About life expectancy she is right its life style not red wine😁 agr esa hta to angrez immortal ho jaty

[@FahadZahr]

I couldn’t believe for a second a father could actually misbehave like that to their daughter. Prayers for his departed soul but that was totally wrong 😕

[@sarina5352]

You should believe because it's so common especially in Pakistan and India. 😢

[@ashapradhanvadsaria5748]

@@sarina5352 not in India atleast

[@mysterious_asimazhar]

Plz nxt Asim Azhar 😢❤

[@isloooo]

Woh jo tha bohat hi khaas...

[@alia957]

Desi society and parents are stuck in old times

[@mysterious_asimazhar]

❤❤❤

[@Etiqagul]

Once my car broke in front of jamaat khana, and the mechanic took time to fix it. I was afraid to miss the magrib prayer so I entered Jamaat Khana for wuzu when I got out of the washroom, their security was standing outside the washroom gate. They asked me how did I enter the jamat khana, they were so angry that I wasn't able to answer them. I walked out of the jamat khana and had nightmares for a few days.

[@saimahirani3836]

I’m an Ismaili Muslim and in our prayer times we allow only those people who did Bayat of our Imam. In past many times we had threatened by terroist, so we have to empty Jamat khanas.many times people come to make videos to make proof that we are kafir.few years ago in our karimabad jamat khana we had bomb blast ,a woman and her son died. In Karachi,safora case,everybody knows that many members of our community died. In western world anyone can book a tour and visit our Ismaili centres.All our fellow citizens can book a tour and we have many lectures and programs about interfaith harmony and pluralism. I’m sorry brother you have this experience but you need to understand the other side of story.when i was a kid all my non ismaili friends were allowed to attend Nikkah or Mayat ceremonies. I live in Canada all my sunni,shia,christian friends did tour of Ismaili Centre and Aga khan museum,which is the only Museum in North America dedicated for Muslim arts.Many of our Pakistani artists like Ali sethi ,Meesah shafi perform in our social hall.we invite all scholars not only from Muslim world but also from christian and jew world. Inshah Allah one day come when people of Pakistan will learn to sit with each other and have dialogues to learn and Improve Pakistan pluralism. We need to stop judging each other faith,the only judge in this world and other is Allah. Stay blessed

[@sameerchandani3503]

Sorry to hear about that. Having a bomb thrown in Jamat Khaana, threats of shooting, and the infamous sahna e Safoora. We are always under pressure. The volunteers' reply was not professional but that's what we are dealing with. If you are in other countries like UK Canada Portugal UAE. We have Ismaili centres open for people with different faiths and you can perform your prayers as well

[@Banazeer]

if bombs were not thrown at Jamat Khanas, if people don't go with knives to attack worshipping Ismailis, if their Jamati buses were not attacked , probably they will be less skeptical of random people going in. But I guess, poor you, the guard asked you how did you come in.... kitna zulum hova hai ap par...

[@jennysapah2079]

You are not a minority in this country so it’s difficult for you to understand

[@mubashirahmed5939]

Miley is one of the best singers 🔥

[@taliqamuhib8968]

Phiti and chai fans! Hit 👍

[@iman_fatimeh]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😭

[@Musicdesires]

Invite Aima Baig !

[@sumerakhan2525]

What is 'gilgiti pan' ? -_-

[@RoarMaddy]

Mukhlis ka kya matlab hota hai?

[@saimahashim7247]

Sincere

[@RoarMaddy]

@@saimahashim7247 Thank you, I am Marathi. I don't understand some words in Urdu.

[@shahrezqureshi]

"Bilkul hi farigh zone hai" - Mooroo

[@rafaykhan947]

just think about her father while watching her music videos and songs, what he had felt about it , what if he was religious, what if he wanted to prevent her for the sake of Allah , just think about him that he died without preventing her daughter from doing haram , Allah o Akbar , i know that domestic violence is not good

[@gbianvlogs9091]

Hence proved : Brushaski language = Korean Language

[@Rhythm-Reels]

Hunza Water 😺

[@kuttabc]

59:12

[@kuttabc]

30:10

[@kuttabc]

39:58

[@ZulfiqarAli-fm2ii]

53:00 len apke liye gbians 😐