Meeting & Forgiving those who killed my family | SALMAN RASHID

[@arshaddurrani3885]

A highly emotional experience, listening to Salman.What have we done to this beautiful land,to its people,to centuries of companionship? I want to honour people like Bacha Khan who opposed partition of India,suffered for independence from colonialism and spent many years in Pakistani jails for his principled stand against state propaganda aimed to keep the two countries in perpetual enmity.

[@sociology89]

In Dylan's words, How many ears must one man have before he can hear people cry

[@diwakar63]

I hope Sonam let’s the guest speak ! She talked 80% of the time

[@shreedevinair-pal9594]

I am so happy that my husband Satyabrata Pal had a tiny hand in bringing Salman Rashid to India. Hate cannot outlast, outlive love. And no religion teaches hatred. . We have to remember the pain so that in the history of our two nations these horrors are never repeated.

[@sweetraaj22]

😂 No religion teaches Hate Google Kaffir. Google Difference in between Meccan verses n medinan verses 😂 Jokers of liberal circus 🎪😸

[@sarabzavaleta2270]

I have been to Pakistan twice to discover my roots etc and had a very similar experience in Lahore and Kotli Laharan, where I met some very old people who had worked for my family, and who gave me many anecdotes. History should be told as it is without fear.

[@1947PartitionArchive]

What a beautiful experience!

[@mm2102]

I have read his book "A time of Madness", it was a great read.

[@inderjeetsingh5554]

Thank you Salman ji for sharing all this...Rab Rakha 🙏

[@64deetee]

Mr Salman Rashid has his own channel now : AikMusaafirKiDuniya

[@44iakhan]

Wonderful conversation 💎❤️📚❤️💎 Forgiveness is the best policy to lead a peaceful and contented life.

[@kirtidatta.9373]

Mo. Ali jinha was responsible for every blood drop shed. Every orphan and raped women in India and Pakistan 1947. Partician case. He said that as lawyers he can sacrifice any muslim population of UP for carved out Pakistan infact West Punjab. Brutality steps in Pakistan infact and reciprocated in India across Radcliffe line. Sad state of affairs and loss of humanity and death' every nook and corner. .

[@Ancientscripturestoic]

Love you Sir Salman

[@mshriharsha]

I agree with the comments of Diwakar Sharma. Why the interviewer has to monopolize the conversation with interrupting comments and analysis and derailing the flow of the thoughts. The story could not come out with its full poignancy. Where is the need to do the balancing act by referring to the contrasting deeds of help? There is a separate place for them. Frustrating and irritating.

[@sirajuddinzubair2234]

Great interview

[@sarabzavaleta2270]

.Tooi mjuch echo and backgrfound noise to hear clearly

[@1947PartitionArchive]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@mahendradev2756]

MY FATHER SERVED IN LANDIKOTAL AS AN ENGINEER DURING 1940--1942 FROM USA

[@Kreatorisbackyt]

His villagers from uggi were majority killed near Talwandi

[@Harishkryadav1]

👍👍👍

[@yaamunan]

I listened to first 10 minutes.. it was monlogue.. just a feedback

[@manojkumarmishra748]

Connectivity is extremely poor

[@ektapurichopra8405]

that's a very long intro

[@Tragic.Kingdom]

Intro is too long

[@64deetee]

You could've narrated all of it. Why call an author when you're not going to let him speak ? You seem to be in love with your own voice !😠