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A video capture. The characters are played by Bushra Ansari and her sister Asma Abbas. " Gawand ne, gaw et ne, sohniye gaw and ne, gal sun kann laake gal sun, chidiyaan tey kaan jado udd udd aande ney; Jad laggey da meri churiyaan churaande ne, nor oh kehre daftaran thy visy kadhandey ne … Karda hai jee mera chidi ban jaava, jado karey je mera jhapphi tainu paava (Listen to my sweet neighbor, when shouting and shouting. fly off the border and take away my food, at which office do they get their visas, I would like to become a bird and hug you whenever I want). "
At a time when the BJP is preparing the story of the coming" nationalism "Among the polls of Lok Sabha, a four-minute peace rap from Pakistan made its appearance in Punjab, particularly affecting women voters. State that votes on May 19. At least 47% of the voters in the Punjab border region are women.
The video titled "Humsaye Maa Jaye" (Children of the Same Floor) – broadcast on YouTube by the Pakistani actress Bushra Ansari – shows two women neighbors inside their house, separated by a wall that symbolizes the Indo-Pakistan border. [19659005] In their heart-to-heart conversation, both the neighbors are using words such as' atom (bomb), visa, of vehri (enemy), of siyaasat (political), of kandhan (walls) , from humsaaya (neighbor), when they speak of families struck by poverty, hungry children and dishes that they can not trade over the wall. The two neighbors decided that, as they could not cross the wall that separates them, they should at least exchange their chunnis (dupattas) to ease the pain of separation.
The video is widely shared on social media platforms Facebook, WhatsApp, etc. in Punjab on the Indian side
The video is a collaboration between three sisters. Bushra Ansari (61), a Pakistani TV actor, singer and performer featured in the clip, told The Indian Express in Karachi, "My older sister, Neelum Ahmad Bashir (66), wrote this poem and I , with my second sister, Asma Abbas (56) performed it. We never knew that a video shot in a room taking only a few hours would create such an impact in both countries. We receive love from people of both countries. The idea was to convey a message through two simple women who can see the reality on the ground and the dangers of war. "
The song was written by their older sister. On the timing of the video, which aired in April 3 on YouTube, Ansari claims not to have focused on the Lok Sabha polls in India, but of course the escalation of tension between the two.
"When my sister wrote the poem last month, we decided to shoot it as soon as possible for this message of peace reached people. was not to influence Lok Sabha's polls in India, but to promote peace, "she said, adding that if the video helped Indian women determine their choice by voting, they would be happy because" women suffer the most when the war occurs "
Speaking of the answer, Ansari added," The love we receive from India is overwhelming.A Sikh woman has communicated her address for 'chunniyaan vataana' (dupattas exchange) as in the video. "[19659004] But not all reactions are positive, says Ansari. " Kuch log keh rahe hain ki hum india ki khushamad kar rahe hain (some say we try to please India). But these people do not count … We do not try to talk to a politician, a civil servant, but simply ordinary people from both countries who talk live between two women. We have woven symbols to connect that connect these women. As they dance to the songs of their country – Jhumka Bareilly Wala and Kala Shah Kala to show their common heritage. "
The video is widely shared on social media platforms . ] The video shows that recent tensions between the two countries are only political. " Gawand ne, gaw et ne, sohniye gaw et ne, sun in the sun in the sun, in the sun, in the sun, in the sun, in the kaalja vi dola hai. Haasa huh, mahaula hai, siyaasian da tola hai (Listen, neighbor, I've heard that there were tensions between the two countries.Nothing, there are only politicians who play games). "
Nuzhat Manto (70), daughter of playwright and Urdu writer Saadat Hasan Manto, who lives in Lahore, said:" It's amazing to see women take such a peace initiative and the answer that this video brings us is excellent (ghazab). "
Neelum Ahmad Basheer, author of the famous novel "19459016" Pushpa Aur Surayya & # 39; On two sparrows living at the border, he spoke by phone with The Indian Express from Lahore and said, "I am a woman …. My words must have resonated with women thinking of this war rhetoric. In India, women should think about their family before voting and if our work helps them make a choice, it will be great. They should decide if talking about the war and growing enmity is really a good option. "
According to Padma poet Shri Punjabi, Dr. Surjit Patar, chairman of the Punjab Arts Council:" Women think first of the happiness and well-being of their families, and then of politics. Indians and Pakistanis are now very aware of the politicians who are trying to incite them and they are exposed now. When we talk about hamsaaya (neighbor), having good relations with them is more important than distant relatives.
The Punjab BJP, however, believes that the video can not underestimate the reality of the Pakistani rulers who sponsor terrorism against the Indians. BJP chief Shwait Malik said, "Bushra Ansari and other artists in Pakistan should first ask their government and their military to stop sponsoring terrorists who attack India. . Incidents like Uri and Pulwama are proof that Pakistan is a terrorist factory and that as long as this state of mind will not change, there can be no peace and friendship of one. side. Electors will not be affected by such videos. "
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