Junnu on the big screen!!🥳🥳🥰🥰 If you knew Junaid personally, you’d realize just how good of an actor he is playing this role! The whole cast has done a great job. Genuinely. From the little roles to the big ones! Junaid and @khushikapoor are such good on-screen cry-ers! Go watch Loveyappa in theatres now!!
Junnu on the big screen!!🥳🥳🥰🥰 If you knew Junaid personally, you’d realize just how good of an actor he is playing this role! The whole cast has done a great job. Genuinely. From the little roles to the big ones! Junaid and @khushikapoor are such good on-screen cry-ers! Go watch Loveyappa in theatres now!!
Junnu on the big screen!!🥳🥳🥰🥰 If you knew Junaid personally, you’d realize just how good of an actor he is playing this role! The whole cast has done a great job. Genuinely. From the little roles to the big ones! Junaid and @khushikapoor are such good on-screen cry-ers! Go watch Loveyappa in theatres now!!
My everything-tine😘😘😘
My everything-tine😘😘😘
My everything-tine😘😘😘
My everything-tine😘😘😘
My everything-tine😘😘😘
My everything-tine😘😘😘
Dear @agassi Thank you for the serendipitous evening and for your book. I feel a little awkward typing this because even though on most days it feels deeply fulfilling to know that your story/work resonates with someone, some days you just want to be you and known only to the people you also know. But I’d rather put the words out there and have them ignored than not put them out incase they do reach you and mean something. I just finished your book. I must confess – I’ve never seen you play. I just knew your name. Then because of @nupur.shikhare I learned 3 more facts about you. But mostly I just knew that he was a big fan of your’s. After meeting you, I had to read your book. I just finished and now I can’t sleep. I realized why people say it’s brave to be vulnerable. Because to be intentionally vulnerable means to be intentionally open to the possibility of harm. And that is brave (if it’s an informed decision). I will now take that comment with more grace. I also thought of how weird it is for strangers to feel like they know you so deeply when you don’t even know they exist. There’s fulfilment but on some occasions there’s discomfort from a perception that they’ve made the assumption that they’re now a part of your life or have some say/stake/ownership in your story. Your vulnerability and articulation genuinely touched me. Then very quickly I felt guilty because I felt like I was imposing just by thinking I know you just by reading one book. It’s a weird place to be. But anyway – your book is beautiful. Your descriptions and writing bring your story to life. Feeling for anyone who’s suffered made me cry. I’m definitely quoting you in Agatsu content. And now I’m going to look for your old matches on YouTube.
Dear @agassi Thank you for the serendipitous evening and for your book. I feel a little awkward typing this because even though on most days it feels deeply fulfilling to know that your story/work resonates with someone, some days you just want to be you and known only to the people you also know. But I’d rather put the words out there and have them ignored than not put them out incase they do reach you and mean something. I just finished your book. I must confess – I’ve never seen you play. I just knew your name. Then because of @nupur.shikhare I learned 3 more facts about you. But mostly I just knew that he was a big fan of your’s. After meeting you, I had to read your book. I just finished and now I can’t sleep. I realized why people say it’s brave to be vulnerable. Because to be intentionally vulnerable means to be intentionally open to the possibility of harm. And that is brave (if it’s an informed decision). I will now take that comment with more grace. I also thought of how weird it is for strangers to feel like they know you so deeply when you don’t even know they exist. There’s fulfilment but on some occasions there’s discomfort from a perception that they’ve made the assumption that they’re now a part of your life or have some say/stake/ownership in your story. Your vulnerability and articulation genuinely touched me. Then very quickly I felt guilty because I felt like I was imposing just by thinking I know you just by reading one book. It’s a weird place to be. But anyway – your book is beautiful. Your descriptions and writing bring your story to life. Feeling for anyone who’s suffered made me cry. I’m definitely quoting you in Agatsu content. And now I’m going to look for your old matches on YouTube.
Dear @agassi Thank you for the serendipitous evening and for your book. I feel a little awkward typing this because even though on most days it feels deeply fulfilling to know that your story/work resonates with someone, some days you just want to be you and known only to the people you also know. But I’d rather put the words out there and have them ignored than not put them out incase they do reach you and mean something. I just finished your book. I must confess – I’ve never seen you play. I just knew your name. Then because of @nupur.shikhare I learned 3 more facts about you. But mostly I just knew that he was a big fan of your’s. After meeting you, I had to read your book. I just finished and now I can’t sleep. I realized why people say it’s brave to be vulnerable. Because to be intentionally vulnerable means to be intentionally open to the possibility of harm. And that is brave (if it’s an informed decision). I will now take that comment with more grace. I also thought of how weird it is for strangers to feel like they know you so deeply when you don’t even know they exist. There’s fulfilment but on some occasions there’s discomfort from a perception that they’ve made the assumption that they’re now a part of your life or have some say/stake/ownership in your story. Your vulnerability and articulation genuinely touched me. Then very quickly I felt guilty because I felt like I was imposing just by thinking I know you just by reading one book. It’s a weird place to be. But anyway – your book is beautiful. Your descriptions and writing bring your story to life. Feeling for anyone who’s suffered made me cry. I’m definitely quoting you in Agatsu content. And now I’m going to look for your old matches on YouTube.
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I miss feeling pretty.
I miss you.
Take your mental health sincerely.
Take your mental health sincerely.
Take your mental health sincerely.
I have a new favourite Tom. @twhiddleston And I think he will forever be my favourite Tom. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such charm resonate out of a living being before. I can’t get over it. I don’t have the words to describe it. I’m starting to understand what it means to fan-girl over someone. @masonalexanderpark what a voice and what a performance!
I have a new favourite Tom. @twhiddleston And I think he will forever be my favourite Tom. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such charm resonate out of a living being before. I can’t get over it. I don’t have the words to describe it. I’m starting to understand what it means to fan-girl over someone. @masonalexanderpark what a voice and what a performance!
I have a new favourite Tom. @twhiddleston And I think he will forever be my favourite Tom. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such charm resonate out of a living being before. I can’t get over it. I don’t have the words to describe it. I’m starting to understand what it means to fan-girl over someone. @masonalexanderpark what a voice and what a performance!
I really liked them. I hope you would like them too. #mentalhealth #therapy Which one have you seen?
Ira Khan is a passionate mental health advocate and the founder of Agatsu. As a Suicide Prevention Gatekeeping Instructor and HAP counsellor, she’s redefining Emotional Hygiene and championing mental well-being. Her work encourages people to confront the unknown within and discover their own truth. 📅 9th Feb 2025 @khan.ira #TEDxMICA #MentalHealthMatters #Agatsu #MindfulLiving
