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Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati

  • EP 08: Ek Achchha Sa Badla Aur Ek Achchi Si Maafi

    1 AGO 2021 · Hate, as a relation to objects, is older than love- Sigmund Freud. Continuing part 2 on hatred, we explore the definition of a 'good enough revenge' to equal the score with someone you have hated so much. Also, what's the best apology ever written to win someone's heart again. Acclaimed psychiatrist, Prof. Akhtar from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), explains how one could give up hatred in conversation with Pervaiz Alam. Cineink podcast series in Hindi/Urdu entitled 'Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati' discusses mental health related issues.
    Ascoltato 18 min. 6 sec.
  • EP 07: Impotent Rage Leads to Hatred

    19 LUG 2021 · Don't confuse anger with hatred, says Prof. Salman Akhtar. Anger is external in nature whereas hatred is internal. Collecting bits and pieces of anger over a period of time without a discharge may lead to hatred, he adds. The world-renowned psychiatrist, Prof. Akhtar from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), is in conversation with Pervaiz Alam. In the 7th episode of Cineink podcast series on mental health 'Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati', Prof Akhtar confirms that both globalisation and the rise of Social Media have played their part in fostering an unprecedented level of hatred in the society. The programme is in conversational Hindi/Urdu.
    Ascoltato 29 min. 5 sec.
  • EP06: Men Are Greedier Than Women But There's A Catch

    12 LUG 2021 · Prof. Salman Akhtar, the world-renowned psychiatrist, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), says research points out that men are greedier than women but for various psychological reasons they skilfully transfer their greed to their partners. And, then something incredible happens. Find out in the 6th episode of Cineink podcast series on mental health 'Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati'. Salman Akhtar is in conversation with Pervaiz Alam.
    Ascoltato 27 min. 11 sec.
  • EP05: The Impact Of Greed Laalach Lobh Hirs On Your Personality

    4 LUG 2021 · Greed to have wealth, food, things, sex and success, more than your needs, could lead to a shattered personality. Is it true that people with deep insecurities turn to greed to feel like they are finally good enough, or at least better than their peers? Prof. Salman Akhtar, the world-renowned psychiatrist, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), explains the psychological impact of greed on human beings in conversation with broadcaster Pervaiz Alam.
    Ascoltato 21 min. 42 sec.
  • EP04: Kabhi Kabhi Tau Bada Khauf Sa Lage Hai Mujhe

    14 GIU 2021 · Prof. Salman Akhtar, the world-renowned psychiatrist, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), speaks on the difference between Fear and Phobia. He discusses various stages of fear, counter-fear and courage in the 4th episode of Cineink podcast series on mental health, Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati, in conversation with broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. Following Urdu couplets come up for illustration: Adil Mansuri Raat Bhar Jaagta Raha Ehsaas Khoon Mein Khauf Ke Guzarne Ka Jan Nisar Akhtar Na Jaane Waqt Ki Raftaar Kya Dikhaati Hai Kabhi Kabhi Tau Bada Khauf Sa Lage Hai Mujhe Salman Akhtar Jaane Kis Khauf Ne Taa Umr Musafir Rakkha Go Koi Harj Na Tha Laut Ke Ghar Jaane Mein
    Ascoltato 24 min. 19 sec.
  • EP03: Every Fear Hides A Wish - Dar Kyun Lagta Hai!

    7 GIU 2021 · Fear of flying, fear of heights, fear of being confronted by an angry dog! So, what's this fear? Worry, fear and anxiety are unpleasant, but they can all be helpful, if managed. There's a saying, every fear hides a wish. Prof. Salman Akhtar, world-renowned psychiatrist, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), discusses various aspects of fear in this 3rd episode of Cineink podcast series on mental health, Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati. He's in conversation with broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. Prof. Akhtar illustrates his point by quoting the following sher: Jan Nisar Akhtar Ranj o Gham Maange Hai Andoh o Bala Maange Hai Dil Vo Mujrim Hai Ke Khud Apni Saza Maange Hai
    Ascoltato 23 min. 52 sec.
  • EP02: The Three Steps You Must Take To Feel Mentally Strong

    27 MAG 2021 · Continuing his 'Envelope' theory from the previous episode, Prof Salman Akhtar, renowned psychoanalyst and psychiatrist, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia (USA), explains how believers and and non-believers in god have been rattled by the ferocity of Covid-19. While speaking in the Cineink podcast series on mental health, Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati, Episode 02, Prof Akhtar suggests three steps that one must take to feel better and mentally stronger. He's in conversation with broadcaster Pervaiz Alam. The programme focusses on two Urdu couplets and their meanings in the context of mental issues. Ghalib Maut Ka Ek Din Muayyan Hai Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati Salman Akhtar Andar Ka Shor Achha Hai Thoda Daba Rahe Behtar Ye Hai Ke Aadmi Kuchh Bolta Rahe
    Ascoltato 27 min. 58 sec.
  • EP01: How Covid Impacts on Time, Space, Things, Animals, Money and God

    25 MAG 2021 · Most people have experienced a mental health crisis during the coronavirus pandemic than ever previously recorded. Why? In his response, Prof. Salman Akhtar, the world-renowned psychoanalyst and psychiatrist, says Covid-19 has made a hole in the human envelope containing time, space, things, animals, money and god. Prof Akhtar illustrates his theory with examples from our daily routine in the first episode of Cineink podcast series 'Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati', presented by broadcaster, Pervaiz Alam. Mental health problems affect millions of us, our families, communities and workplaces. Please consult an expert if you have a mental health related issue.
    Ascoltato 30 min. 30 sec.

Cineink podcast series in Hindi/Urdu entitled 'Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati' discusses mental health related issues with the world-renowned psychoanalyst and psychiatrist Salman Akhtar, Professor of Psychiatry and Human...

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Cineink podcast series in Hindi/Urdu entitled 'Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati' discusses mental health related issues with the world-renowned psychoanalyst and psychiatrist Salman Akhtar, Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behaviour, Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, USA.

Mental health problems affect millions of us, our families, communities and workplaces. Experts say more people have experienced a mental health crisis during the coronavirus pandemic than ever previously recorded.

Presented by broadcaster, Pervaiz Alam, Neend Kyun Raat Bhar Nahin Aati' explores with Salman Akhtar how Covid-19 has impacted on our lives in the first two programmes, followed by a discussion in each episode on Fear, Greed, Love, Revenge and other human emotions that make or break.

Professor Salman Akhtar, one of the most creative and respected psychoanalysts in the world, has authored and edited more than 300 publications, including books on psychiatry and psychoanalysis. He writes poetry in Urdu and English.

This podcast series provides information, not advice. It is not intended to, and does not, amount to advice which you should rely on. It is not in any way an alternative to specific advice. You must therefore obtain the relevant professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action based on the information in this resource.
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