two queens uplifting each other. This is what brown culture needs.

Khirad and Kashaf in one frame. Can't get better than this. Literal Queens.

Sanam is a role model of how a woman carries herself . She knows herself so well. Shes very confident in her space. Love her

Is there anything such as too much of SANAM SAEED ? I don't think so . I can hear this woman speak for hours and still want more. Pakistan has a gem in the form of SANAM SAEED.

The most beautiful thing about the entire podcast that these two have completely opposite personalities, Sanam is so articulate and composed, so aware of her emotions and how to balance them in any situation, whereas Mahira is sensitive, takes her time to explain her point, she reacts to every sentence with all of her body, so expressive of her emotions and I don't think that's her being dramatic, that's how she is and I love that about her.

Sanam's class is apart! It's authentic and enchanting, she has graced the screen with her vibes and personality..... And her confidence is splendid

Sanam Saeed is not just a great actor but also a very good & influential speaker.

Sanam would be a great host for this show .. she is very unapologetic , honest and very well spoken

Sanam saeed is insanely intelligent, articulate and honest young lady. Loved Listening to her ❤

This is all about sanams fluency efficiency to portray her ideas with her strong vocabulary

Sanam saeed is beauty with brains...so confident and presentable..

Sanam is a class in herself. 🌸

Mahira it's a great topic but I feel that you may be able to express your self better in Urdu. Your guest has great insight and is very eloquent. I could listen to Sanam Saeed all day.

Sanam Saeed is a wonderful actress. Can watch ZGH over and over again for her and never get bored. Love from India ❤️

Wow. I relate so much to Sanam's practical nature- being emotionally disciplined, or 'cold' as some put it. I Elder daughter here too. Loved to hear someone else admit this and not feel alone.

I like how Sanam is understanding and handling what Mahira is trying to say..

“If you can witness birth in all its glory, then you can witness death. It’s the circle of life.” Uff. I’m going to definitely write this down. Thank you Mashion for making this podcast. I know it’s going to help so many people including myself. You guys are awesome and I love you guys. If any of you are going through something personal then I love you. Just know that 💕

I love both these women. Although I feel like Mahira talks without deciding what her point is...like just thinking out loud, eating up half her words. Regardless, this was a beautiful experience and i am grateful to Mahira to bring this topic on a platform where we can all benefit from it

Mahira is so weird and unprepared very conscious of herself when asking questions but the questions are unclear I am so sorry for Sanam Sayeed may Allah give her mom a highest level of jannatul Firdous Ameen

I lost my mom 8 months back. She was such a beautiful person. She was my bestest friend. She was suffering from a progressive disease, I saw her suffer at her worst. I am the only child of my parents. So her loss has driven me crazy. She passed away right infront of my eyes. Once a cheerful, beautiful, smiling face turned expressionless, lifeless...I couldn't see her in pain, and I was praying to Allah to unleash her from her suffering. She's gone, but I'm all alone...

i am from India. I have always loved listening to Sanam Saeed speak. Very intelligent and articulate, She is one of the most talented actresses i have seen in Pakistan. Her performance in cake has made me watch the movie a number of times. She is very practical and this discussion on loss was good. She came across as very genuine with the feelings, emotions etc. God bless her.

The poise sanam has is outstanding

Mahira just be calm.why you force your words to come out.just speak your heart .don't impose those feelings on yourself

Zindagi gulzar hai, love from Kashmir and today is our day please pray for us, khuda app k pyaro ko jannat e firdous atta karre

Speechless about how amazing it is... it's just incredible. It was much needed. Thanks for doing this.

Mahira should increase her vocabulary . She cannot explain herself . To run a podcast it’s important .

Mahira you really need to learn how to articulate yourself because I would really like to listen to you speak. Sanam is a great example of beauty and intelligence I love how saman so eloquently speaks. And always articulates herself perfectly. ❤

Using Urdu in this interview would have raised the level. Emotions are expressed in a better way when in urdu. I just LOVE KASHAF. ❤️can listen to her for hours.. Pakistan ki sushmita sen.

As a Hindu from India I flew back from Canada for 30 hours and was told I could not cremate my father because I am not the son. The family wanted me to bring my 8 year old son I said no and did it...initially everyone was upset later they realized I paved the way for others in the family unknowingly where there were no sons. I had to fight with my own mother to do the right thing. Good conversation 👌

I have gone through the very same loss in exactly the same way that Sanam explained.. and being the only child I had no shoulder to lean on... Totally loved the way she explained the process and her serenity in dealing with it.

It's amazing how their personalities are so opposite and yet so equal. There isn't any comparison and neither is there a need for that. I love both of these ladies so much. Sanam is so confident and aware, Mahira so sensitive and kind.

As heartfelt as this conversation was in the beginning, I feel like I have trouble following Mahira at times because of her fragmented/incomplete sentences. I understand that this isn’t her profession, but for something like this where she’s having another person tell her story, I feel that she needs to do a better job with the way she asks questions and moves the conversation forward. I’m so glad she has decided to start a conversation around this topic and I look forward to watching more, just maybe have more clarity in what you’re saying - I could tell Sanam had to keep guessing and filling in for Mahira which for viewers can sometimes get confusing as well. Good luck! :)

Going on graveyard really helps you alot. Lost my daughter and went to the graveyard, this thing gives you a sabar too

It's wonderful to learn that they have been friends. Moreover, it's so so rare to see such well known female personalities in particular having such emotionally intimate conversations over a podcast.

Love and Adore both of these ladies! Mahira more so. Sometimes, it looks like Mahira is not being able to express herself properly and has a lack of vocabulary. But, I think that’s not the case. She’s just so passionately expressive and is thinking faster than she’s speaking hence the filler words and gaps. Mahira if you ever ever happen to read I think giving each thought time and expressing and processing it slowly will help! Love and hugs!

Oh my god 🥺🥺🥺 I watched this video and i had been through losses and how these people shared it Allah !! I could feel sanam talking it and mahira feeling it and it directly hit me and hit me hard !!! Aisa laga kisi nee mere se pooch liya ho aur mujhse hi baat kar li hoo !!!! Thankyou so much for doing this 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥺🥺🥺

I don't think I can watch this in one go. Too heartbreaking but I absolutely love the initiative. There are no actors here; just two human beings being vulnerable with each other. And that, I think, is one of the hardest things to do. Sanam is so calm and composed, even when talking about something so sensitive. Mahira, you're truly a super star for starting this.

I first time in my life hearing ,”subject of loss being covered “ by this interview..it’s very emotional,it brought home reality check for the listeners as well as Sanam Saeed’ personal experience at the loss of her Mum …she is been in this interview she is been so open

You don’t have to be eloquent to communicate emotions. This interview is more about ‘feeling the emotions’ instead of listening to the words. Lots of love for both beauties!

This is so relatable in so many ways. I lost my mom when I was 8 and am 26 now but it's still with me in so many ways. You never really get the closure, you don't have a moment of grief, it just grows with you. I don't even know when I stopped waiting for her and just realized she was never coming back and my childish imagination just died. It was only in university, while I was attending counseling that I realized I never really grieved for her. With so many years in between, it's hard to figure out how to grieve. Naturally, that wasn't my first loss. So many people have come and gone since and I've faced failure in so many ways but nothing ever measured up to the loss of her so somehow I was able to pull through everything, even if it was dragging myself out inch by inch. You just realize, the only thing inevitable besides death is change. Nothing is permanent. I'm glad this this topic was handled so gracefully. We need more heartfelt and real conversations human emotions. Kudos to both of you.

Sanam Sanam Sanam You are ammmmmmazing I love how you think and share wisdom You may not even know how those words impact individuals. Much love ❤️

This is one of the most beautiful conversations by these two amazing women🙌 It is so important to discuss these matters and especially where they mentioned the importance of children along with adults to ‘know’ the etiquettes to be at a funeral! The current unfortunate loss of empathy that humanity is facing is simply heartbreaking and this conversation is much needed.

Sanam saeed the only actor whom i can listen for hours she makes lot of sense while talking

Omg Sanam spoke from heart and Mahira the way you just let her react .. it’s beautiful all of us suffer a loss this kind of summed up for everyone

I would really suggest that Mahira should better speak in urdu only, coz she is unable to express herself well in English. 90% of her statements were incomplete. There is nothing wrong in speaking in urdu and infact it would really make the show more meaningful. Coz this show is all about expressing feelings and if not done properly it gets boring n at times Sanams face did say that.😬 Anyways the topic is really good, these insights could really help a lot of people in such hard times. And Sanam speaks really well, practical n a brave girl👌👍

So sorry for your loss Sanam. I lost my father and one of my brother within months time. It was painful l. We lost our mom after two years. Very sad and painful. I live in USA and have the freedom to go visit anytime and pray for all three. All of them buried next to each other.

Remember guys that gratitude, meditation and optimism is game changer!!!!!

What you are doing is such a responsible thing to do. Beneath all our roles as actors and teachers and so and so we are people, who have been/will be touched by grief. Its brave that this show talks about the most fundamental experience of being a human being-grief.

Sanam is so eloquent ❤️ This was beautiful

4 minutes in the interview and I am crying 😭

Honestly, sanam and mahira both have had their share of grief and loss but it still is different. It differs from person to person , and the most beautiful thing is witnessing them being considerate , and understanding how two people can empower each other and still let them be.

I am in love with Sanam Saeed. She’s such a natural with keeping it authentic. Insanely eloquent, graceful and fierce.

Felt a goosebumps while watching this whole video. Had gone through a lot in life and can relate the feelings. Nobody wants to talk about the death even they know that one day everyone has to die. I guess I have learnt few things from the discussion, thanks Sanam for sharing your story and what you have gone through, not to watch though. I think in real you’re pretty much like Kashaf - strong and silent.

This was such a beautiful conversation. Really affected my perspective on quite a few things. Looking forward to seeing more of this podcast.

It's so amazing that Mashion is uploading these meaningful discussions with renowned people! It's so much more than a fashion channel. Kudos to Mahira and team. She and Sanam both possess a vibrant energy. Keep going guys!!

Absolutely loved this tactile chat - the candour, the insights, the depth - uffff amaze!

I would like to thank both of these women for this show. I have never ever watched such a flow of emotions. I am just half way now and I can't stop shedding my tears. You might not know but this show is big contribution to humanity. Love you both❤️

Dont get Mahiras questions! Sometimes i feel Mahira herself doesnt even know kay woh puchna kya chah rahi hai! She looks so absorbed in herself like she is conscious of her looks or accent or english or i dont know! May be im wrong!

Wish Mahira was a bit more eloquent. Sanam ❤️❤️

Mahira is so so pretty n graceful but she kind of seems to be struggling while speaking (I know this is the way she speaks) but is it just me who feels kinda uncomfortable seeing her speaking? Sanam is love 💕 two classy women at one place ❤️

One of the best interviews I have seen... two of my most favourite heroines... Lots of love and blessings..from India

A good start, but the ending was a bit vague. Mahira needs to improve her vocabulary. Sanam outdid herself once again 👏🏼

It’s amazing how raw their emotions are translating through camera in one hour conversation and we are tearing up hearing their story and smiling at times, emotions are running high while learning about oh so relatable experiences 🧡🧡🧡

Sanam belongs to a different Yaunra of Life. I love this woman as a life mentor. I mean you really need a gossip with such a deep partner for hours. It's a therapy one direly needs once a month. #SanamSaeed if you are reading this, be proud of it,😊

This felt like an interview between khirad and Kashaf!

*LOSS & GRIEF* is one of the sensitive topic but also very certain. I have been studying alot about it and i summed up one thing. "GRIEF is the price you pay for love". We can't simply move on from Grief but we can move forward with it. Cheers! ❤️

I cried, smiled and heard each word very carefully. Now I've come back stronger. I couldn't have asked for a better podcast from Mahira and Sanam. Thank you Mashion for thinking of loss as an important subject to talk about. It really did help. you Two are really strong women and quite opposites i must tell you. But the way this conversation went. Applaud.

"When I meet with the grief of parents upon a tombstone, my heart melts with compassion; when I see the tombs of the parents themselves, I consider the vanity of grieving for those who we must quickly follow" - Joseph Addison

Sanam saeed is so pure , so real ...!!

Sanam Saeed is truly one if the most graceful and talented actresses of Pakistan...Much love from India.

Such a composed personality Salam has! Talks sense every time ♥️

Thank you so much queens for speaking mostly in english, I would not have been able to understand this session. Excellent job Mahira, keeping it real was one thing you achieved.

Thanks Mashion for producing a kind-of-taboo content. Our society doesn't appreciate talking about grieve and loss neither we have time in such busy lives to sit with our true feelings. I was so involved in the conversation and imagined myself sitting there with you people. 💖🌹

One of the best conversations I have ever listened to. Really helped me as I lost my mother this year because of cancer and also sometimes some comments give us strength and give us a direction. So Thankyou for this ... god bless X

I'm just so glad I'm listening to it in now in this time of my life.

My two favourite Pakistani actress sanam saeed and mahira khan on same flat form so happy to see both them ...😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️

Mahira mam , u r smart n good looking but please please let ur guest speak too , people wants to listen to ur guest too 😊 hope u understand

Sanam saeed is inspirational. She is so real face things as they are.... bless her

U gave a voice to so many of us who’ve gone through the exact same trauma😢

This is a good show. Important topic. But, Mahira Khan could be more quieter as host. She is approaching it as a actor and her body language is seeming more dramatic. She could be more subdued and that would look more appropriate. Her body language is masking the content and its important. Sanam is too good

Certainly its difficult to talk and hear about losses in life. Its a good effort by Both of you. It gives courage to others as well and helps to break the stigma against mental illness and cope with trauma.

This interview was so relatable. I just lost my grandmother few months back. I used to do and think same things what sanam said.

This convo really touched my heart!Beautiful! Looking forward to more pf this kind

Mahira and Sanam, thank you so much for this ❤ This conversation was therapeutic & real. It's much needed right now

Two individual’s good in their own way. No comparison...

Thank you so much for this, I recently lost my grandmother and so many of the points Sanam and Mahira brought up reminded me of what my family went through as we saw my grandmother's health decline. 35:43 was so important for me because in Hinduism as well, women aren't supposed to be at the cremation site but all of my close female family members were present. I was skeptical about going into the indoor cremation room where her body would be put inside the furnace but like Sanam and Mahira brought up, it's so important to get that closure and see the body go. Thank you, thank you so much, these issues go along religious lines and they are cultural changes that need to be made.

Faith helps a lot in dealing with grief. We have to pray for those who left us. They need it cause we can’t see where they are and what they need.

She is such a graceful woman. so much empathy she has for people, and her family such a wonderful woman. I pray that she will be blessed with her own soul mate and marry a wonderful man. I can listen to her all-day !!!!!

Am I the only one who thinks Sanam can't relate to Mahira at all? Lmaooo that was so fun to watch and also totally cool. We don't have to have 5he same feelings on loss.

Two strong women lifting each other high ♥

Kashaf and khirad together 😇. Two strong ladies ❤❤.

Sanam Saeed I believe is an Aquarius. I am as well and I know a few people that have the same horoscope. She was spot on when she described how sometimes we are viewed as ice cold. I always have symbolized Sanam's presence with elegance, beauty and strength and I think most of it has to do with how sure she is of her self. There's something strikingly calm about her presence and I believe it stems from her coming to terms with her true self from within (my guess at least).

This was a beautiful conversation and actually made me sob❤️🥺

lovely conversation - so many points where I said - so true!! having lost both my parents i can certainly identify! hats off you to both for sharing your personal journeys so publicly! this does need to be normalized!! power to u both!!

Love both of them soooooo much ...So graceful and so respectful towards each other.

Talking about death brings you closer to Allah and life. Thanks Mahira for talking about it. Way better than some Mulana Preaching. İt's a self realisation what we are meant for and what we all have to face one day.

Two gorgeous queens talking about sensitive topic has made love them even more ❤️✨ My respect for mahira and sanam📈📈✨

Sanam is so evolved as a person..Always love watching her ❤

I have been there, lost my kid while she was in womb and what not! But seeing my mother in any kind of pain is indeed devastating. I genuinely feel for Sanam. Can relate to her story but I seriously can't fathom the idea of losing my hero - maa jee. Inna lillah for your loss Sanam. You will be in my prayers from this moment (iA). Hugs!

😭❤️🙌🏻 May Allah grant her the highest rank in Jannah and give you all more strength Stay strong!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️