Deepak Kumar

Deepak Kumar No matter what you’re going through, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.

6th May— The day my world shifted,When something beautiful unfolded,And everything changed. ♥️This time, it’s Mithi—the ...
05/05/2025

6th May— The day my world shifted,
When something beautiful unfolded,
And everything changed. ♥️

This time, it’s Mithi—the heart of Thar. The time is 4:35 a.m. And the feeling? It’s not easy to describe. It’s a strange blend of calm and wonder… a quiet kind of joy that runs deep. A happiness with questions—how did I get here? How did all of this unfold? How did time slip by so quickly?

I’m a little lost in thought, maybe even confused—but not in a sad way. Just… still. Quiet. Grateful.

The silence in this room is different. It speaks louder than words. There’s peace in my heart. A cool breeze brushes past me, and the sky is still dark. It’s May, and it’s raining here in Mithi—a rare and beautiful thing. Just days ago, it was unbearably hot, and I was anxious about being here. I came for a few days to attend a family event. But life, as always, had its own plans. And now, it feels like the universe is gently whispering, “Trust me.”

It’s been a year since I started my job. That alone feels like a whole chapter. And now, within hours, one of the biggest events in my family is going to unfold. Everything is happening at once—just like it always does when life decides to move.

Last year, around the same time, I wrote from my heart. I let my feelings speak, and I trusted in the Almighty. And here I am again—writing, not for anyone else, but for me. For the version of me that might feel lost someday. The one who might need this reminder. I know, deep down, that when I read this again in the future, I’ll smile. My heart will feel full, and my faith will be restored.

Because this is what life is. Time passes. It doesn’t stop for joy, and it doesn’t pause for pain. It just keeps moving. And maybe that’s the most beautiful part—nothing lasts forever, not even the bad days.

Someone once told me, “Time flies when you’re having fun and enjoying life.” And that hit me hard. Maybe this is what it means—to be present. To stop running. To just be here. Maybe that’s the secret… to stop chasing happiness and start noticing it in the smallest, quietest moments.

So today, I remind myself: don’t run after the future. Don’t let the past steal your now. This moment, right here, right now—is where life is. It may not be perfect, but it’s yours.

Be proud of the person you’re becoming. Be proud of the battles you’ve fought silently. Be proud of the way you’ve kept going, even when it was hard. You are not perfect—but you are real, and you are growing.

And that… that is more than enough.

-Deepak

01/08/2024

AssalamuAlaikum, This is Deepak Kumar. I am writing to share my disappointment with Suzuki's "My Suzuki My Story" campaign. I’m not asking for anything; I just want to share the truth. It seems like the selection process might have favored certain people or references rather than being based on merit.I’m sharing links to the top 20 candidates’ stories and my own story so you can compare them. After waiting for over 10 days and seeing the final videos created by Suzuki, it feels like this campaign was more about marketing than a fair competition. It’s disappointing to see our hard work and hopes ignored.Many participants, including myself, had high hopes for a fair outcome based on merit. I respect the selected entries, but I’m unhappy with how the competition was judged. Suzuki is a well-known company, and I didn’t expect this kind of unfairness.I spent weeks working on my story—writing, editing, and putting it all together—despite being in a wheelchair. I didn’t mention this at first to avoid seeming like I was seeking sympathy, but it’s important to understand why I’m so upset. I wanted to show that anything is possible with self-belief and faith in Allah, and to challenge negative views about disabled people.I’ve previously raised concerns about a bank’s app and appreciated the improvements made. Now, my goal is to warn others about promotional campaigns that promise more than they deliver, leaving people with false hopes and doubts.I regret trusting this competition and its promise of a merit-based process. Some top-20 stories were good, but many didn’t deserve their place, and it’s surprising that some strong stories didn’t make it to the top 5.I’m including all the relevant links to support what I’m saying. Thank you.- Suzuki’s official website link to the top-20 selected entries: https://www.mysuzukimystory.com.pk/entries.php- Suzuki’s official Facebook links to the top-20 selected entries: 1. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/X4frf37Qa9tFcz8e/ 2. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/o5wNS1opUZ4eFqCg/- Suzuki’s official Facebook link to the top-5 selected entries for the finale: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/asrm8t2BWr53kdfw/Suzuki Automobile Global Suzuki Pakistan

It’s 5 am in the morning. Some people are sleeping, some are working, some are praying, some are crying, some are in the...
19/06/2024

It’s 5 am in the morning. Some people are sleeping, some are working, some are praying, some are crying, some are in the hospital, some are on trips, some are stressed, some are depressed, some are blessed. Everyone is living their story, but I want you to know this. This time of morning hits differently. It makes us feel that the Almighty is saying, "Ask what you want." This feeling is different and hard to explain. The beauty of the sunrise, the time before dawn is sweet, the birds are singing, and the first light of day touches your face. I've been experiencing this since last month, and today I just felt like writing about it.

During this time, you meet your real self and your inner soul. You reflect on who you are, what kind of person you are, who your real loved ones are, what you’re waiting for, what you’re doing right, what you’re doing wrong, for whom you’re praying other than yourself, and what your parents have done for you, how they have sacrificed everything for you. You realize how important some of your loved ones are in your life. Try to be a beautiful person with pure intentions, a beautiful soul. We don’t know how long we will live, but at least live with dignity and hold your head high, knowing that you’re not doing anything wrong with anyone and are presenting the best version of yourself with a beautiful heart.

As we all know, there’s so much power in prayers, so keep praying until the Almighty says “Kun,” because "Kun Faya Kun." If Allah is making you wait, it does not mean He is punishing you. Rather, He wants to hear your voice over and over again. He is waiting for you to pray so that He can answer your prayers with His "Kun." Do not stop praying until He says "Kun" to your duas. I don’t know why I wrote all this, but it’s what I feel, and I wanted to put my feelings into words.

In the end, I just want to say, pray and keep praying, and try to dive deep into nature to meet your inner soul, the real version of yourself. Then you’ll know the real meaning of life.

-Deepak

Exploring Skardu from a different perspective – on wheels, but still feeling on top of the world. 🏔️❤️
02/05/2024

Exploring Skardu from a different perspective – on wheels, but still feeling on top of the world. 🏔️❤️

23/04/2024

48 Hours Journey - Quick Adventure for Meet-up. ❤️

This trip was one of the quickest and most unexpected adventures I've ever had. It all started when I decided to attend a meetup organized by Hisham Sarwar a renowned influencer, freelancer, motivator, and mentor. The meetup was in Islamabad.

On Saturday, April 20th, my friend and I took a sudden flight to Islamabad. The next day, April 21st, we went to the meetup, excited to meet Hisham Sarwar in person. To my surprise, we also got to meet many other great influencers, including Irfan Malik.

I came to the event mainly to see Hisham Sarwar but meeting Irfan Malik was a pleasant surprise. I was amazed by his speech about AI and how it can shape the future. His passion left a strong impression on me, and I felt inspired by his words.

As a developer interested in cloud computing, I was excited to hear from another influencer, Babar Zahoor who gave a great speech on the topic. His knowledge and passion for cloud computing spoke to me, and I was eager to learn more.

The best part of the event was hearing from Mind Engineer Muhammad Ali His words reminded me of my own journey of overcoming challenges in the past 10 years.

Talha Bhatti speech about content creation was also impressive. His advice for aspiring content creators like me was really helpful. I left the event feeling motivated and excited to start making my own content.

Hisham Sarwar kindness and appreciation made me feel special. His words of encouragement and the gift of a book signed by all the legends present made me feel proud and grateful.

After the meetup, we got to meet these amazing people in person. Irfan Malik took the time to talk to me personally, giving me valuable advice and suggestions. His encouragement left me feeling inspired and motivated.

Mind Engineer Muhammad Ali also took the time to talk with me, and our conversation was really special. We talked about a lot of different things, and his advice was really helpful.

I also met many other amazing people at the event, and hundreds of them came up to me to appreciate my journey. Some even interviewed me, while others asked for my contact information for future collaborations.

After the event, we still had some time left, and I didn't want to miss the chance to visit Islamabad, especially the Faisal Mosque. Its architecture and spiritual atmosphere were truly breathtaking, and it was a unique experience.

Later, we went out for dinner in Islamabad, enjoying the food and even taking a night walk, which added to the adventure.

The next day, we had a morning flight, but unfortunately, we missed it. However, instead of feeling disappointed, we spent 10 hours at the airport. One of my friends who works there came to meet us, and we spent quality time together.

Eventually, we caught an evening flight and returned to Karachi.

This video captures the highlights of this journey. Big thanks to Azlaan Khan for coming along. I couldn't have done it without you.

13/03/2024

Assalam-u-Alaikum everyone,

I'm happy to share that the issue I talked about in my last video is solved now! Thanks to Sr. Manager Digital Channel Services Iqra Ahsan, who fixed it within 24 hours. A big thank you to her! I want to express my deepest gratitude for her quick action and dedication. She truly made a difference, and I couldn't be more thankful.

A big thank you to everyone who watched and shared my video, and a special thank you to those who reached out personally to offer their help. Your support not only helped me get my issue resolved but also raised awareness about the challenges faced by people with disabilities. Your kindness means a lot.

Let's always stand up for the rights of people, especially disabled persons, ensuring they're treated with dignity and given equal opportunities. As the saying goes, "Life throws challenges at us, but it's how we tackle them that defines us." Together, let’s create a world where everyone feels valued and included.

Lastly, a special thank you to UBL - United Bank Ltd for their cooperation in resolving this matter promptly.

Thanks again, everyone! Together, we can make a difference. ❤️

12/03/2024

Asalam-u-Alaikum, I'm Deepak Kumar, a disabled person from Karachi. I made this video to talk about the problems I've had with the biometric verification process. I've been facing biometric scan failures on the UBL digital app for the last 20 days. Whenever I contact their customer service, they ask me to scan my fingers, even though I've explained that I don't have the ability to do so. Despite this, they continue to insist on the same procedure, with one representative suggesting I put my hand on the wall to scan. I've visited the UBL branch, but the issue remains unresolved. Last Thursday, they assured me it would be fixed within 24 hours, but 264 hours have passed, and I'm still encountering the same problem. It's disheartening to see the lack of humanity in expecting a person in a wheelchair to repeatedly address such issues. It's the bank's responsibility to accommodate individuals with disabilities without adding further difficulties. Unfortunately, the reality in Pakistan is quite different, with extra procedures and obstacles making life even harder for the disabled. Today, I'm deeply affected by this situation. As citizens, we must do more to support disabled individuals and ensure they're treated equally. They don't seek sympathy; they simply desire a life with equal opportunities and some assistance where needed. I've met many disabled individuals, and you know what they say about their life? 'Ab zindagi ka koi maqsad nahi, kuch nahi karsakte ab is halat main!'. Please, let's support them in finding a reason to live. At the end, I just want to emphasize the importance of UBL - United Bank Ltd simplifying this process, especially for those with disabilities, to avoid verification failures. Your help in solving this issue and making the process smoother for everyone is greatly appreciated.

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