Rishta Culture | Happy Chirp

[@zararehmat]

Hamna you're taking such great step by inviting the people who aren't mainstream. probably everybody knows the stories of mainstream women. Every woman has a story and it should be told. I know you can't invite every woman on earth but still you're playing part.

[@happychirp]

Thank you for this 🥰♥️

[@waniafaisalfaisal1859]

Gqjqui

[@instyle2603]

Check my channel too for videos

[@brainknittings8882]

The guest is sooooo calm and emotionally stable.

[@mahamkhan7627]

Going through the rishta traumatization, deattchment with parents. I really needed to hear this. JazakAllah for this

[@SAVETHEHUMANRACE1952]

Rishta indirectly dekhana chye Kisi function ya e istarah SE yeh Jo rishta dekhnay arahay hain AUR rishta parade SE naslun KO nikalow

[@natasha1192]

i really like the guest. she is so calm and natural. i can relate to her as my father was also a diplomat and i did not know till 5th class that what exactly is my father's job. when we moved abroad during my teenage , i faced the same issues, not bullying but i had a hard time to fit in.

[@kinzazam]

Arham has such a polite and kind vibe! Love listening to her thoughts on self-growth.

[@sameensattar4059]

This video has my heart. I could honestly just watch it over and over again. For a hundred reasons. For the beautiful conversation that was happening, for the amazing messages that were delivered, for the genuine sharing of life events, for the smooth way all questions flowed so it literally seems like I am eavesdropping on a chat between two emotionally intelligent and self-aware friends... Lots of love and prayers for both of you

[@GrowthMindSet-Hun]

I am an MBBS DOCTOR, registered GMC. I am married with a 5 y/0. I can relate to the uncertainty you mentioned 34:46. I suggest choose your path according to your aspirations and eventually you will end up finding your life partner on that very path InshaAllah. I know female doctors in the UK who are IMGs from Pakistan, they stated their career in the U. K or U. S and eventually got married to guys settled in the respective countries.

[@aqimaQazi]

Exactly what a podcast should be like - inspiring and candid. It's so refreshing to see our young, real life, regular Pakistani women have deep coversations about important issues like choosing career paths and making important life decisions; coping with family pressures, the internal battles. prioritizing mental health and discovering oneself. Hamna you're doing a greattt job and you're probably the only Pakistani influencer who is creating such powerful women centric content. Thank you for taking this initiative, for enlightening and empowering us. Wishing you immense success, peace and good health!

[@happychirp]

Thank you so so much! ♥️🥺

[@hayamohammad3295]

At 17 or 18 you really don't know how to make such a crucial decision,so much relatable. Loved the conversation ♥

[@noorfaheem5919]

Same!! Much needed

[@zrx5588]

This series is making me feel there are people that think like me😌 thanks humna, I feel you are my friend

[@laraibq.7620]

Such a raw and organic conversion which makes it relatable on so many levels! Absolutely loved it.

[@sakura142]

I am in this exact situation right now. A doctor myself, just completed house job after house job in this rishta phase. I can relate cent per cent with her. This career life is getting exhausting

[@abdulsamadnizamani6823]

I have always believed women reach maturity way earlier than men and this podcast proves that to be 100% true. The journaling part at the end was just, *WOW!*

[@abdulsamadnizamani6823]

@Amandeep Wahi Wow. That was such a riveting discovery for me. Thanks

[@037ridafatima3]

EVERY SINGLE WORD resonated with me so much i sat down to watch the whole thing when i have a proff in one day

[@aimanrajput4527]

This podcast gave me so much insight to my feelings! Gave me words for what I always feel for things. Best thing I’ve ever listened. From toxic relationship with mother to hectic medical life , I could relate to whole podcast. So glad that happy chirp is not just about mainstream people.

[@afreenishgul397]

One of the best podcasts I’ve ever heard! Kudos to both of you for bringing such a genuine and unfiltered conversation to the table 😌

[@m.z.s4190]

I love the fact that this podcast shows regular people’s lives and are so much needed In a world of all bloggers and lights this is the kind of stories we need it’s the reality we wanna see

[@haticebashir9434]

humna, the podcasts are not just two people talking, its a therapy and a process of getting out of depressive environment for everyone who's watching or listening. following your podcasts since first episode they are really helping me in this crucial time of my life. i really appreciate the fact, that you let the other person speak her heart out! there is so much i want to say. i have learnt hope, self esteem, confidence for putting your consent, opinions, talking about your dreams infront of people and actually learnt that Do whatever the hell you want! just do it right!

[@zartajirfan964]

Living alone even for the shortest time, brings alot of changes in your thought process and the way you look at yourself

[@kishmalaimtiaz4616]

All the talk about self awareness makes me want to explore myself more and start Journaling. Very mature and much needed conversation. Kudos to you and your team humna ♥️👏🏽

[@ZainabKhan-zk4fe]

I don't know what is more perfect and complete that I can get on social media to relate this much! It's so deep and it has so much that I needed to hear. I can't emphasize on how deep this podcast is and how is it touching my the deepest of my soul. Thank you for producing it. Thank you for giving stuff like these a voice. ❤️

[@thisisarika]

I know this is an old one but I just listened to all of this episode and honestly it's life changing! Two such thoughtful and inspiring women. I have decided to try to start journalling, what you both said about it was so powerful. Thank you for being so open here, I think it's helping a lot of us. ❤️

[@NewChannel-cp1ld]

Masha Allah both of you shed light on some very important topics. While I'm a male, I learned a lot from your conversation. While I've lived abroad(Saudi Arabia and Canada) most of my life with a confused self identity; watching Pakistani podcast help me get to learn how people live and think in Pakistan. Your podcast show how educated, thoughtful and intellectual Pakistani women. Arham seems to be a courteous and friendly person and you both deserve the best in life.

[@tehreemfatima5389]

Hamna cant thank you enough for talking on rishta culture it just relieved me alot. I just don’t know how to make our parents understand this that its so damn toxic.

[@GrowthMindSet-Hun]

Never be pressurized for shaadi. Take your time n settle in your career. Pary to Allah to make the shaadi thing fall into place at the right time with the right person

[@numail9561]

Oh my god Arham, you've no idea how much this podcast resonated with me!!! 30 mins into the converstion and I'm like "yeh tou mein hun". Having moved abroad in my teens, being inclined towards medicine but not being fully certain about it because of what it entails, especially because of how rigorous it is here in the UK. Aur andar ka artist bhi desperate hai nikalney ke liye. Thankyou for speaking my mind out!

[@creativechild6271]

I love listening to you guys, we would like to have more podcasts like these. Arham is like a Barbie doll with a lot of wisdom.

[@akberkhan595]

Give words to your emotions for batter Introspection "Humna Raza" Find something that sets your soul on fire " Harum " 58:40 1:13:34 that was cute .

[@yusrashah3117]

I also want to right down each and everything about my life my success my failures everything but sadly in brown households you dont get privcy.. they dont understand the meaning of "Personal Diary" i tried to write down things but my mother used to read them in my absence which made me sad and stop writing, yes i can write it on my laptop and keep it saved online but jo ap paperpy write down kr k apni feelings diary k sath share kr skty ho wo ap online beth k nhi kr skty... but yes i relate to your alot Arham

[@zbxshcanon3817]

Also, Arham seems like such a kind soul, it was a delight listening to her, would definitely love it if she comes back for another episode. P.S halfway through the episode realized how much she resembles Mahira Khan and just couldn't unsee it after that haha!

[@aimanrajput4527]

This podcast has made me a better person and gave me alot of insight of my own feelings

[@sarahs7037]

Two incredibly woke women gave me so much insight to things that i was so unaware of before. Taking away so many good things with this simple podcast. Just wow!❤

[@zbxshcanon3817]

Loved this! I am so happy to have found your channel and proud of the content you're putting out there. I hope you do an episode on the idea of self-love. Living on my own really did push me into thinking about myself, my actions, and my reasons behind them. And my biggest achievement to date is finding out that the root cause of most of my problems is the lack of love I have for myself. However, my journey has kind of stopped there. I know I don't love myself but I don't know how to love myself, it's as if I know the concept but don't REALLY know what it means. I am JUST there, but not quiet. I would love it if you could do an episode on self-worth what it means and practical ways in which I can increase my self-love.

[@mehwishtariq7460]

Please make part 2 of this. It's a therapy to listen you two amazing beautiful ladies 😍❤️

[@sadaafatima]

I love the deep subjects that get discussed in these podcasts and the people invited are quite self aware and wise. Keep up the great job!

[@makehette]

Ahh the rishta culture! You should definitely create a reel on the uncertainty section and reshare on social channels - it is worth sharing it around!

[@shifam3316]

Really loved listening about her life story and relating in so many ways. More power to you both❤️

[@bhalimaa]

Oh my my, so relevant to many girls. I think all "PARENTS" should watch it.

[@aamnasaleem3196]

I truly appreciate these podcasts! So insightful and so refreshing!

[@aishaskitchen2022]

I have never seen a podcast like this genuine, hats off to both of you👍

[@sehrishali7458]

omg it gives me so much hope to just know that there are people who went through what I am going through and they came out of it beautifully and so can I InshaAllah.

[@fatimanaveed4295]

Just came across this randomly, and I loved every bit of this candid conversation!!!

[@suchitaguria7157]

Girls never withhold your lives for Shaadi, go follow your aspirations,life partner will happen on the way,and that's the most natural way it should happen I believe, rather than withholding your life for a Shaadi and guy you don't even know at this point in time of your life. And either way I think no girl should get married before she is 30 that's just me.

[@m.z.s4190]

I am going to pray today in namaz for arhammmm I love her

[@anza6470]

Awesome work Humna Raza. Just awesome. Listening to all these people who I can relate with feels like such a fresh experience one whose void has always been there.

[@aishwaryaya]

I’m so glad that this popped in my recommendation ❤️ you go girl! Loved the podcast, wish you reach great heights ✨🇮🇳

[@jugnislays]

one more thing humna ur hmmmm is so cuteee :D like when u listening to ur guests so concentrated n then responding hmmm n looking forward to them to continue n encourage them speak there heart out ... bless u girl u doing greatt work MA MA

[@pakizabatool745]

I moved to US last year and I can relate to you guys so much. It actually gives me courage to face what you guys have faced.

[@pakizabatool745]

@Amandeep Wahi that’s true but that’s because people in those countries don’t have enough exposure.

[@amreen135]

Humna you are such a kind, mature soul. I wish I have this level of wisdom. Best of luck to both of you

[@abdulsamadnizamani6823]

One could listen to her all day! You guys are doing an amazing job. Thanks :)

[@tayyabjatoi]

It is very nice to listen your conversation. Listen you and Muzamil podcasts a lot while living and working in Copenhagen.

[@hirayousaf9058]

Please never stop making such amazing podcasts!

[@shahmahnoor1134]

Feels like my story. In each segment of this episode. Thanks for bringing up this topic. Really need to show it to my mother.

[@allthingsfood2364]

Is it possible one could get to follow her on Social Media? She's brilliant! Masha Allah

[@labs9618]

To anyone reading, you are enough. You have it all. Don't ever let rishta culture make you insecure. Life is beautiful and things will turn out to be beautiful

[@jugnislays]

wowwwww girl so so so insightful ... like amazing simply amazinggg ... i mean like u girls discussing in a way we learning to improve ourselves :) May ALLAH blesss you both ameen sumameen

[@bushrairfan3582]

The very first time i saw you was a podcast with Momina Munir and since then I've been watching alot of your podcast and to be honest i get inspired ALOT! I've starting journaling as well :)

[@bushrairfan3582]

podcasts*

[@AliAli-gw6fq]

Thank you... Love from one of the villages of lower sindh

[@ammaraumair5912]

Your Podcast are making me such a better person each day great job humna keep doing it just simply loved it ♥♥👏👏

[@sanasardar4096]

You guys are absolutely amazing. This talk was extremely insightful.

[@ridafaisal7434]

Such a healthy conversation about growth and self reflection. More power to women who are commited to personal growth.

[@aimanrajput4527]

If this podcast has 42k views i guess 2000 are mine. Because honestly its been months I listen to this every other day. this conversation is so soothing that I often put my handfrees on and turn this on whenever i feel tired or not feel like sleeping

[@jam-ss2jc]

Doesn't work that way 😛 One view per ID. But i get your point.

[@aziz1737]

As a future diplomat, this really gave me a different perspective..

[@muznagillani5080]

I didn't know I needed to hear this podcast until I did. So insightful and an absolute delight to watch. I got to learn so much in a span of an hour. Prayers for both of you 💓

[@nidhi0211]

Very deep and mature conversation! Beautiful souls

[@drfibu]

Great conversation . Im so proud that younger lot thinks like that. Ive started meditation for 5 minutes after a walk outside. And it does make me feel better. When arham mentioned abt it, i could actually relate. Resources are available all over youtube.

[@nargisparveen146]

Recommend any

[@misjaffry8384]

Such an uplifting conversation,can relate to so many things the insecurities,self awareness,solitude and uncertainties. Can't seem to find a solution though listening to this made me feel better for a while.Thankyouu hamna and arhum❤️

[@kainatshabbir2328]

These podcasts are really helpful. I have started following your channel a week ago and this is my second video that I watched . And,this is so helpful . Writing is so good I think so to find yourself ,to find your emotions ,to find the inner YOU., and what you actually wants . JazakAllah for this and more power to you❤

[@haiqahamjad2953]

What an insightful conversation! Loved very bit of it ♥️ It was so relatable as if my thoughts were being voiced out 🥺

[@abdullahaslam7726]

Can you please put the time frames in your videos😃

[@Evangel-ista]

Yar you guys are just lit Actually I'm having same phase in my life ufff it's soo difficult But hope for the best😊

[@sarahalvi6639]

I just saw this episode today (after 2 years), but everything said here, I can relate to it all. I hope Arham and you are both doing well.

[@jetredrose]

Thoroughly enjoyed listening to both of you guys! This was amazing and much needed

[@sidrasultan8338]

Excellent conversation... so much to learn... thank you humna ❤️

[@emanabbasi8343]

This is one of the best conversations I had ever listened to.

[@sabhanisar7591]

Such a beautiful personality this guest has ! MashAllah may Allah bless you.

[@uroojmeher5301]

This is such a genuine conversation 💕

[@MehakRasheed-ys6gi]

Such a thought full conversation ❤❤

[@sidrahussain6408]

Relatable at every level. So brave of you to talk about it More power to you Arham ❤️

[@cutiepie9139]

Love your podcasts ❤️ and these conversations helped us alot 🙌🏻

[@hudamir2679]

I really enjoyed the conversation . arhum is really adorable and sensible girl . humna you are an inspiration for me I learn a lot from you

[@kanikahandle]

We need more of these from you...pls...more on this topic

[@discover321-f4c]

Such a meaningful conversation

[@khansamunir1975]

Istg this is so relatable and something I was looking for so long.. Keep it up Hamna Appi.. Lots of prayers nd love for you! ❤️❤️❤️

[@aqsaanwar7705]

So relatable. Love this conversation 💖

[@nabaomer5245]

Love your ideas! It’s so good that you bring layman people, because every human being has stories! But nobody knows at 17 or 18 knows what to do but every kid in this world has to make choice at that age. The system needs improve more as you guys mentioned, because I am also a product of that system and I did something on my own will, I am turning 30 and I still don’t know if I want to pursue my degree as my profession.

[@arishaabdullah6288]

Hai, I can completely relate with the constant moving and bullying. And I honestly don’t understand why it’s predermined for the women to be the one that has to compromise her career for the husband, idk it’s unfair, no one thinks about the middle ground

[@shanzaymehar1768]

Such a nice, heart warming conversation about self love, self worth and realization to it 🌺👌 Great to see such a nice content in Pakistan

[@m.z.s4190]

Beautiful guest beautiful talk beautiful podcast

[@numnumtv1]

So another aspect is when both parents are working and moms are career women.. we normally think that kids need moms especially in early years but not so once they are big but actually they need us more then and that too on a different level .. and slowly we become so distant that neither side is able to understand the others situation and issues that much ...not saying its good or bad or judging in anyway but thus is one aspect of the life we all are living these days

[@numnumtv1]

30:06 so relatable .. it's a lifestyle and in pakistan also its all of this with such little pay .. u can only earn well if doing private practice along with all of this ..

[@abdulrehmankhan3428]

Hey A.salam I am cannot find your podcast on the audio platforms I use , are Castbox and Fm Player I have TBT on both of these and I would like to have yours too.

[@adinaismail1221]

This was such a beautiful conversation!! ❣️

[@aimenjaved6]

This was the bestttttttt podcast ever, Really.

[@salehashujaat4095]

Loved watching each bit of it! ❤️

[@zeeshandiamond]

I randomly clicked the video and wasn’t able to skip any part of it.. I can relate the every single word that your guest said.. her voice 💗 her way of talking 💗 and she herself is adorable.. btw there are two matrimonial groups on Facebook trying to change the traditional rishta culture they also arrange meetups in Karachi..

[@marchviii6344]

Names of those groups?

[@mahrukhnadeem6940]

Please bring back your study planners, it says sold out on ur site.. I am waiting :(

[@saniazafar8576]

Such an amazing talk! So relatable!

[@quratulain1343]

loved the meditation point...plz call someone whose an expert of meditation and can let people know how to do it..ins and outs of it for those who dont even know what it is 🤗❤️

[@pillowwall2283]

very well spoken loved it loved it