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Bike Failed, 😲 Brother Sick & Off-Road Struggle | Real Life Daily Vlog from Neelum Valley

Welcome to another real life daily vlog from Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir. This vlog is full of struggle, emotions, village life and off-road adventure. We start our day early morning with my younger brothers Aizaz and Munna. After showing some banners, we face a serious situation when Manha is not feeling well. We rush him to the hospital on a broken bike, pushing it with great difficulty. After buying medicines, we return home and later go on a dangerous off-track muddy road to collect wheat flour from a water mill (Pin Chakki). The bike keeps stopping, the road is full of mud, and carrying one-man flour load becomes a real challenge. With patience and teamwork, we finally reach home. Later, my friend Shoeb joins us and we go to another village to repair the bike. After fixing the kick and other issues, we enjoy Pakoras & Jalebi, bringing some back for the kids. The vlog ends with feeding my little brother and sister and a bit of cooking in the kitchen. 👉 This vlog shows the true village lifestyle, daily struggles, brotherhood and simplicity of Neelum Valley. If you love real daily vlogs, village life and mountain struggles — don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE ❤️ . #DailyVlog #NeelumValley #VillageLife #AzadKashmir #RealLifeVlog #PakistaniVlogger #BikeStruggle #OffRoadVlog #FamilyVlog #MountainLife #RuralPakistan #LifeStruggle #DesiLife #FoodVlog #ShowBooVlogs #Showboo . Disclaimer: This video is created purely for entertainment and vlogging purposes. All activities shown were performed safely and under adult supervision. We live in a rural environment where daily life may involve mountains, rivers, snow, farming, or other natural conditions. While these activities are normal for us, they may be risky in other situations. Please do not attempt to recreate or copy anything from this video without proper safety measures and adult supervision. Child safety is always our top priority. Viewer discretion is advised.