Often in the Indian context, it is presumed that family is only about love or “Hum Saath Saath Hain”. On the other hand, in the real world many times we have to grow up way ahead of our age and take care of the family or be our own support. Due to intergenerational trauma and everything that our family might have survived including genetic conditions, we might be raised internalizing some patterns that we learn from our family members, like what to expect in relationships or the world. What separates the family from one that is struggling is the capacity to work with these issues. However, all the resolutions do not have to occur within families, they can also individuate. Find out what’s in store for you all that you can relate to when it comes to your family. Dard? Rahat? Or Both?

Introducing Guftagu Shorts- this series will talk about the everyday discussion that is unspoken at a very basic level and its structural contributors beyond just the chemical understanding. The first episode is called "Kya main pagal hu" which deconstructs the word "pagal" and the concept of madness behind it.

Healing is not linear and we all have a relationship with our wounds. It is not enough to be aware of a problem. There are a lot of other factors involved too. This episode gives an insight into whether people desire to recover or not, as well as some of the elements that may influence the process.

The language used- Hinglish (Hindi+English)

Song used in the episode-

Masakali- sung by A.R Rahman. (Movie: Delhi-6)

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