Now and then touchy and different occasions parody, Saba Qamar’s YouTube channel is clearing a path for significant discussions that are truly necessary in our general public.
Tending to melancholy in a monolog, Qamar asks her crowd, “What number of more lives will we take? Anum Tanoli, Rushaan Farrukh, Quratulain Ali Khan, Sushant Singh Rajput, and who realizes what number of increasingly like them whose hearts were so touchy?”
“When will we view people as individuals? For what reason do we talk about somebody’s appearance? Also, when we can’t discover flaws in appearances, we begin focusing on their characters. For what reason do we think about others underneath us? For what reason do we see them like they are lesser creatures? Once in a while their status, now and again their voice, and once in a while make jokes on their reality?”
“Have you at any point thought how one expression, one sentence, one troll can demolish as long as somebody can remember? For what reason do we meddle in their private lives? Consider others our properties? Also, state whatever sharpness is in our souls without reconsidering?”
She proceeds to address mark culture, emphasizing the poisonous and enduring delayed consequences ridiculing leaves on singular lives. She gets out the false reverence, ensuring the crowd gets six minutes of healthy self-reflection.
