The Girl Who Started A “Pawri”

People from not just her country, Pakistan, but also from neighbouring India crashed her “pawri”. But Dananeer Mobeen had no complaints.

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00:00This is our car, and this is us, and we're having a party.

00:05This was the most random video that I have made in my life.

00:30There was absolutely no intention behind making this video.

00:50This video was made when we were coming back from Natya Kali.

00:53We were on our way back home.

00:55Right, so we had stopped on the roadside for some food because we were all hungry.

00:59We parked the car on the side, the music was playing, and if I could say one thing,

01:04it would be that this was the most random video that I have made in my life.

01:08It was the most random video.

01:11And I had no intention of uploading it.

01:37Going through my phone randomly, I come across this video of Ranveer singing with a plate

01:48in his hand.

01:49And I was like, okay, this seems interesting.

01:51And I saw the caption, and there was my hashtag party in the comments, and I was like, what

01:56is this about?

01:58And I opened the video, I turned the volume up, and to my shock and disbelief, he had

02:34I feel extremely grateful.

02:41I've been seeing tweets where people are going like, you know, this, you did something that

02:45no one else could, and I was just reading it, and I could feel the power the tweet had.

02:49And I think it's just amazing because people are sharing a friendly dialogue across the

02:53border.

02:54There's so much love being shared.

02:55This video has given us the opportunity to see it clearly.

02:59I think we should really take this chance to really absorb this love and see how we

03:04can be such great nations together and, you know, share a dialogue of peace.