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Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. A reminder that we are all carrying things the world knows nothing about. Be kind enough to appreciate, humble enough to acknowledge, and soft enough to never let your anger disturb someone else's peace. After all, we're all trying to be human in a world that sometimes makes us forget how. ❤️
Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. Khafa — a feeling, a question, and perhaps a conversation we all need to have with ourselves.
Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. So, whatever you’re going through right now… don’t worry. Be happy.
Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima.
In this episode, we explore the quiet emotions that often speak louder than words - silence, loneliness, sadness, time, and the feelings we struggle to express.
Sometimes, silence isn’t really silent. It carries unanswered questions, unfinished conversations, forgotten moments, and emotions we choose to look away from. Yet, no matter how much we try to escape them, some feelings remain right in front of us.
“I wonder what the silence was trying to tell me…”
Perhaps this episode is simply an attempt to listen to what we usually choose to ignore.
A very random thought that somehow turned into a recording. In this episode, we sit down and read some of our favourite shayaris and shayars, talk about the lines that stayed with us, and simply enjoy the beauty of words.
This episode was completely off-the-thought and spontaneous — no script, no perfect takes, and definitely a few mistakes along the way. Some words were fumbled, some sentences went in unexpected directions, but that’s also what makes this recording feel real.
So consider this less of a polished episode and more of a little unfiltered shayari session.
Listen for the shayari, stay for the chaos.
Ever wondered why songs get stuck in our heads, or what neuroscience is really all about? Join us as we explore the fascinating world of the human brain with Sukalyan Deb, a PhD scholar in Cognitive Neuroscience at IISc Bangalore.
Written and Narrated by Sumaiya Fathima. Some losses never truly leave us, they simply change shape.
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