#Sehmat

[anxiouspark]

she walked in to a happy family and walked out of a graveyard

[benkaden]

Ansichtskarte

Kindergenesungsheim Bethlehemstift 9314 Neudorf / Erzgeb

Sehma: Konsum-Foto-Labor 9317 Sehma (F/III/1/44 K 42/74 DDR)

1974

[janaknandini-singh999]

Geet? Anjali? Bro. Gangubai, Kashibai, Chandramukhi, Neerja Bhanot, Shivani Shivaji Roy, Sehmat Khan, Rani Chatterjee, Narmada Rai, KM, Monjulika, Bulbbul, Stree my loves.

[voidsteffy]

Ok it's something I always remind my dad when I'm watching Raazi:

Remember how Sehmat saves the squirrel from being run over in the starting of the movie.

And what does she do to the family servant an hour and some minutes later?

Run. Him. Over. Herself.

The dark satirical irony always gets to me

[atrashcanraccoon]

WATCHED RAAZI FOR THE FIRST TIME LIKE 5 MINS BACK

bro

i'm telling you bro

vicky kaushal as iqbal syed bhaiiiiii

I FUCKING MELTED OKAY LIKE FIRST THOUGHTS ARE LITERALLY LIKE HOW MUCH I AM ABSOLUTELY INVESTED IN IQBAL LIKE SIRRRRR I'M IN LOVE W YOU

sehmat janeman only- alia was fucking amazing. that scream after abdul's accident is resonating in my head. i wanna protect her so bad.

ALSO iqbal i'm in love w you, i get that you're no longer, yk, here, but feel free to mohabbat kar-ify me right back bc holy shit by the gods the CHOKEHOLD THAT MAN HAS ON ME-

vaise bhi real bisexual heartbreak was when vicky-katrina got married. wdym upar se yeh bhi dekhna padray????

[siriusblack-the-third]

Comfort movies

Tagged by the adorable @strwbi-laces !

Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara: one of my Absolute Favourites of All Time. I will sit down and watch every day if given the chance. It's about the trials of friendship, life, career and self growth, and it's a literal gem.

3 Idiots: also one of the Absolute Favourites of All Time. I love literally everything about this one. It addresses the problems with the colossal expectations of the Indian education system and how it leads to the destruction of the mental health of students.

Taare Zameen Par: I always cry whenever I watch this movie, every time. The third- and last- one of my Absolute Favourites. The highlighting of dyslexia and the way society treats it is so relatable and real; that's what makes me love it so much.

Coco: Yes, the animated movie. There is so much about this movie that I love, it's honestly so amazing. I don't think I need to say much about it.

Bajirao Mastani: it's my comfort film because of the fashion, the set, the songs, etc. Basically, I love it for the artistic direction. My favourite character is Kashibai, obv.

Raazi: Gods I love this one. I've been trying to get the book this was inspired by— Calling Sehmat— for such a long time. I hope I get it this year. The story follows a 19yo girl turned spy for India during the Indo Pak war, and it's so riveting. 10/10 always recommend.

Moana: legit most of the non-Bollywood films on here are gonna be animated lol. But Moana is just so so dear to my heart, and if it gets a sequel, it had better be as awesome as Frozen 2 was, which brings us to..

The Frozen Franchise: all of it. Songs, plot, characters, the effort they put into the animation. Just. All of it.

Faster Fene: this is a Marathi film. A murder mystery/thriller that deals with the corruption in the Education system of India. The main character is just so smart (and he's one of my favourite Marathi actors) and everything comes together so well. In love with this one.

Legally Blonde: I would never, ever leave out the most iconic feminist film of all time. Elle Woods is who I aspire to be. Uhh.. with a little less pink. I have nothing against pink— in fact, I quite like it— it's just that my favourite colour is blue

I don't watch many movies, but yeah, here's my top 10, in no particular order. Tagging my darling, awesome @padfootastic and anyone else who wants to!

[bishh-kanya]

Hi!!

Can I please get a Bollywood character too??

Thank youu

Yes my love ❤️ sure

You give me the vibes of sehmat from Raazi courageous and intelligent

[book-on-the-bright-side]

“We are what we are thanks to our motherland, Sehmat. Nothing can be more disgraceful than to be disloyal to her. I was born here and I must give my best to this soil. When I merge into it, my conscience should be proud of having lived in a clean, faithful and grateful body.”

That evening the young Sehmat saw a different Hidayat in her father. He was passionate and emotive beyond her imagination and respected humanity more than any religion on earth. For the first time in her young life she understood what ‘watan‘ meant to him.

- Calling Sehmat

[guhmshuda]

asked but asking again because really want to know your thoughts on sehmat and iqbal from raazi

I think I answered it tbh 😭😭 but sorry anon if you couldn’t find it. I really like them! I love Meghna Gulzar as a writer/director and I think she’s done a really good job at displaying the complex relationship between the two. I love most men written by woman and Iqbal is such a cool character. It’s been a while since I last watched the movie but yeah… they’re cool and nice don’t know what else to say since it’s a been a while

[srkshaju]

Republic Day Roundup: 7 Films to Spark Patriotism and Rekindle National Pride

As India gears up for its 75th Republic Day celebrations, what better way to fuel the patriotic spirit than by immersing yourself in stories that celebrate our heroes, values, and the relentless pursuit of a better nation?

This Republic Day weekend, ditch the mundane and embark on a cinematic journey with these films guaranteed to evoke a resounding "Jai Hind!"

Lagaan: A timeless classic, Lagaan transports us to pre-independence India, where a village cricket team led by the charismatic Bhuvan (Aamir Khan) takes on the British in a high-stakes match for freedom from oppressive taxes.

This epic saga of grit, teamwork, and triumph against all odds never fails to stir the soul.

Pathaan: Shah Rukh Khan returns in a action-packed role as Pathaan, a former Indian agent caught in a web of betrayal and forced to choose between his past and his nation's future.

Packed with thrilling twists and turns, Pathaan promises an adrenaline-pumping ride filled with patriotism and self-sacrifice.

Raazi: Alia Bhatt delivers a powerful performance as Sehmat Khan, an undercover RAW agent who marries into a Pakistani family to gather crucial intelligence.

This poignant and suspenseful film delves into the complexities of loyalty, duty, and the sacrifices made for national security.

Shershaah: The real-life story of Captain Vikram Batra, a decorated hero of the Kargil War, comes alive on screen in Shershaah.

Sidharth Malhotra portrays Batra's remarkable courage, unwavering determination, and the indomitable spirit of a soldier who put his nation above all else.

Jawan: Action megastar Salman Khan brings his signature intensity to Jawan, a film shrouded in mystery but promising an action-packed spectacle that celebrates the resilience and unwavering dedication of Indian forces.

Fighter: Soaring high into the skies, Fighter takes us into the world of the Indian Air Force, where skilled pilots battle against terrorism and defend the nation's borders.

This high-octane action film featuring Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone promises to ignite national pride and leave you awestruck.

Swades: Shah Rukh Khan takes on a different kind of hero in Swadesh. Playing Mohan Bhargava, a successful NASA scientist who returns to his neglected village in India, Swadesh is a moving tale of rediscovering one's roots, the power of community, and the responsibility towards one's homeland.

This Republic Day, go beyond the flag-waving and fireworks. These films offer a diverse range of perspectives on patriotism, sacrifice, and the fight for a better India.

So, grab your popcorn, gather your loved ones, and let these cinematic gems remind you of the spirit that binds us as a nation, and inspire you to contribute to India's future.

Bonus Tip: Pair your movie marathon with traditional sweets, wear your favorite Indian attire, and share your thoughts and feelings with friends and family on social media.

Let's make this Republic Day a celebration of unity, pride, and unwavering hope for a brighter tomorrow!

Happy Republic Day!

[head-post]

Sharp cold snap caused fatal accidents in Germany

As a result of icy downpour and cold weather in Germany, several road accidents occurred, 3 people died, Munich airport temporarily suspended flights.

Police said one student was killed in a school bus crash in the Erzgebirge mountains in the eastern state of Saxony. Two adults, including the bus driver, were seriously injured. 10 schoolchildren were taken to hospital.

The bus crashed into the side of a winter road maintenance vehicle in Sehmatal county near the Czech border, German news agency dpa reported.

In Munich, all flights were cancelled or delayed between 6am and noon (5-11am GMT). The airport warned that many flights scheduled for later in the day could also be affected by the severe weather. Germany’s second largest airport announced the temporary closure on Monday evening due to weather forecasts for Tuesday. The airport said on its website:

The operating areas will be de-iced in the first half of the day. The plan is to allow air traffic to resume from midday. However, it can be assumed that the majority of flights will also have to be cancelled during the rest of the day for safety reasons.

Two more people have died after a passenger car collided with a tractor trailer on the A8 motorway in Upper Bavaria. 

Read more HERE

[postoastin]

The Phenomenal Journey: Alia Bhatt Movies That Transcend Boundaries

Alia Bhatt, the talented and versatile actress, has taken the film industry by storm with her incredible performances and undeniable screen presence. From her debut in 2012 to the present day, Alia has consistently impressed audiences and critics alike with her range and ability to bring characters to life. Let us embark on a cinematic journey as we explore some of Alia Bhatt's most notable movies.

"Student of the Year" (2012): In her debut film, Alia portrayed the character of Shanaya Singhania, a stylish and popular high school student. Her fresh and effervescent performance caught the attention of viewers, showcasing her potential as a rising star in the industry. "Student of the Year" served as a stepping stone for Alia's successful career.

"Highway" (2014): Directed by Imtiaz Ali, "Highway" marked a turning point in Alia's career. Her portrayal of Veera Tripathi, a young woman who discovers freedom and herself while being held captive, stunned audiences and critics. Alia's raw and emotionally charged performance in this road drama showcased her acting prowess and earned her widespread acclaim.

"Udta Punjab" (2016): In "Udta Punjab," Alia took on the challenging role of a Bihari migrant worker caught in the web of drug addiction. Her intense and fearless portrayal of Mary Jane was hailed as one of her career-best performances. Alia's dedication to the character and her ability to convey pain and vulnerability left a lasting impact on audiences.

"Raazi" (2018): Based on the true story of an Indian spy, "Raazi" showcased Alia's versatility as an actress. Playing the role of Sehmat Khan, a young woman who marries a Pakistani officer to gather information during the Indo-Pak war, Alia delivered a nuanced and captivating performance. Her portrayal of strength, resilience, and conflicting emotions garnered critical acclaim and won hearts.

"Gully Boy" (2019): In this musical drama, Alia collaborated with director Zoya Akhtar to deliver yet another memorable performance. Playing the role of Safeena Firdausi, a feisty and supportive girlfriend, Alia's energetic and charismatic portrayal added depth to the film. Her chemistry with co-star Ranveer Singh and her ability to seamlessly blend into the narrative made "Gully Boy" a remarkable cinematic experience.

"Dear Zindagi" (2016): In this coming-of-age film, Alia shared the screen with superstar Shah Rukh Khan. Her portrayal of Kaira, a young cinematographer grappling with personal and professional dilemmas, showcased her maturity as an actress. Alia's natural and relatable performance struck a chord with audiences, earning her accolades for her portrayal of a complex and independent woman.

"Kalank" (2019): In this period drama, Alia played the role of Roop, a woman caught in a web of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. Despite the film receiving mixed reviews, Alia's performance stood out, highlighting her ability to bring depth and vulnerability to her characters. Her emotional journey in "Kalank" showcased her versatility and commitment to her craft.

Alia Bhatt has proven time and again that she is not afraid to take on challenging roles and push her boundaries as an actress. Alia Bhatt's Movies that go beyond limits and her diverse filmography and exceptional performances have cemented her status as one of the leading actors in the Indian film industry.

[thosedandellions]

Aye Ghalib,

Kamiya har insaan ki rehmat hai,

Jo unn kamiyo se ubhar gaya,

Usse bhagwaan bhi sehmat hai.

[dear-diary-me]

15th May

Aaj kaa din bhi lagbhag waste hii Kiya. Sabhi chapter ke ek ek question bas yaad kiya. Kosis karungaa kii kal pure din padh saku. Ek cheez mere control mai hai " time table follow karna". Kyuki iss baar bhi woh josh nahi aa raha par sabhi sacrifice dungaa. Kal haa khane mai bahut aanand aaya kyuki aakh band karke aur yaadon kaa idiot Box dekh ke khaa rha thaa. Har ek bite feel ho rahi thi. Isliye kal se mai andha kaa role karungaa. Kal sabhi chapter ke 3-3 question yaad kar lungaa. Haa aur padhai ke samay overload daal do taaki kuch toh khatam ho. Dekho bas ab kaam toh mujhe hii karna isliye kisi aur ko credit nahi dungaa. Toh aaj kya improvement karna hai kii mujhe samay waste nahi karna hai jo target usko acheive karo aur jo seekho ho usko follow Karo jaise youtub Netflix naa chalana etc. Aur kaa seekh bas ek shayari mai khatam karna chahunga kii

" Aye gaalib,

Kamiyaa toh har insaan ki rehmat hai.

Joh kamiyo se ubhar gaya,

Usse bhagwaan bhi sehmat hai.. "

[suchananewsblog]

Maddock Films to adapt Sikka's 'Vichhoda: In the Shadow of Longing' for big screen

 Harinder’s first novel, ‘Calling Sehmat’, was earlier adapted into a feature film, titled “Raazi”. The movie, directed by Meghna Gulzar and starring Alia Bhatt in the lead, was one of the most critically-acclaimed films of 2018. — By Arrangement Mumbai: Producer Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films on Friday announced that it has acquired the rights of the bestselling novel “Vichhoda: In the Shadow of…

[harpianews]

Festive skincare: cut back, reverse, and forestall dermatitis with these expert-approved suggestions

Festive skincare: cut back, reverse, and forestall dermatitis with these expert-approved suggestions

The festive season is all about festive spirits, luxurious sweets, household time and beautiful garments. However, dermatologist Dr Rashmi Shetty believes that ,Excessive consumption of alcohol, sweets and late night time events throughout festivals can take a toll on our pores and skin and result in “acne, ageing, dry skin, hair fall”. pigmentationand eczema.” Sehmat, cosmetologist and pores…