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This black-and-white video opens with a poignant text message about patience and perseverance. It then transitions to a serene nighttime scene of two people sitting together on a bench, sharing a quiet moment under the soft glow of a streetlamp. The contemplative mood and intimate setting evoke themes of friendship, reflection, and the value of enduring through challenges.

This black-and-white video captures a poignant moment where MEHT4 poses their final question to God. The scene is set with a person looking upwards in contemplation, accompanied by text overlays in English and Swahili, creating a reflective and spiritual atmosphere.

A young boy sits on a windowsill, silhouetted against a bright sky, gently playing a ukulele. A bird perches calmly on his knee, creating a peaceful moment. The text 'Badminton? Badmein Nafarat hojati hai..' appears above the scene, suggesting a humorous take on the sport. This contemplative and artistic short is created by MEHT4.

The video opens with a black screen displaying text in Hindi, setting a contemplative mood. It then cuts to a poignant black-and-white scene of a man sitting on weathered stone steps beside a dog. They are positioned in front of a rustic brick wall and a worn wooden door, suggesting an old building. The man, dressed casually with a backpack, sits with his head slightly bowed, lost in thought. The dog sits calmly next to him, creating a powerful image of companionship and quiet reflection. This simple, evocative scene captures a universal feeling of solitude and connection.

This visually striking piece opens with a profound quote about finding beauty in unexpected places. It then transitions to a powerful black-and-white photograph of a young boy holding balloons, smiling brightly amidst a bustling street scene. The combination of text and image creates a contemplative mood, inviting viewers to reflect on the deeper truths behind appearances.

A young couple sits together on a grassy field under a dark sky, sharing a quiet, intimate moment. The scene is set against a modern cityscape at night, creating a romantic and contemplative atmosphere. Text overlay in Hindi reads 'Me.?' and 'Ab to aadat ho gayi hai warma thik toh mai, Aaj bhi nahi hun' (Now I've gotten used to it, if you're fine, then I'm not here today), suggesting a poignant theme of separation or unrequited feelings. This short, cinematic clip captures a relatable emotional story.

This poignant black-and-white short film captures a young man lost in thought, gazing at a photo on his phone. The Hindi text overlay, 'Masla ye nhi ke mohabbat ho gyi hai Masla ye hai ke haad se nyda ho gyi hai' (The problem isn't that love has happened, the problem is that it has been taken away), sets a powerful tone of heartbreak and nostalgia. The intimate, cinematic style creates a universal feeling of missing someone, making it relatable content for audiences searching for emotional stories.

A thought-provoking visual from creator MEHT4. The video opens with a Hindi text overlay questioning the nature of divinity, asking if someone who has passed away can become a god. This is immediately followed by a stark, black-and-white image of discarded religious idols lying in a pile of trash, creating a powerful juxtaposition that invites reflection on faith, value, and societal neglect.

This poignant short features a close-up of a person's eye, perfectly capturing the emotion of the accompanying Hindi shayari about heartbreak. The text reads, 'Jeena haram kar rakha hai meri in ankho ne, Khulli ho toh talash teri, band ho toh khawab tere.' It's a powerful example of emotional poetry set to evocative imagery.

This black-and-white fitness vlog features user Mehthar showcasing his muscular back development. The video opens with a text overlay in Hindi expressing his mother's pride in his physique before cutting to him taking a mirror selfie to display his defined back muscles. It's a personal update highlighting dedication to fitness.

This video opens with a text overlay stating 'Valentine is not my thing. 15th Feb ko Shivatri hai saath mai mandir chalein?' which translates to 'Valentine's Day is not my thing. On Feb 15th, it's Shivratri, shall we go to the temple together?'. The scene then cuts to a black-and-white shot of a Shiva Lingam, a sacred symbol of Lord Shiva, adorned with fresh flowers and leaves. This powerful imagery juxtaposes the commercial celebration of love on Valentine's Day with the spiritual devotion of Shivratri, inviting viewers to participate in a religious festival.

This short clip opens with a poignant Hindi text overlay: 'Bodalsi mazoom nahi lagte hain lekin. Badalte log bahut takleef dete hain.' The scene then cuts to a black-and-white shot of a person in a plaid shirt viewed from behind, standing before a large bookshelf in what appears to be a library or study. The visual style is cinematic and contemplative, suggesting themes of introspection or melancholy.

This short clip features a black-and-white image of a young couple looking at each other with affectionate smiles. The text 'Ghorne wale kya jane Nishaarna kya hota hai...' is displayed at the top, while the creator's handle 'Meh4' is visible in the corner. A slow, melancholic acoustic guitar melody plays throughout the entire duration.

A young couple shares a quiet, intimate moment in a grassy field. The girl looks at the boy, who is holding a camera, capturing a tender scene. The black-and-white filter adds a timeless, cinematic quality to their interaction.

The video opens with a text overlay in Urdu: 'Humai tho sirf intezaar krne ka haq hai. Baat krna ya na krna tho apki marzi hai.' This translates to 'We only have the right to wait. Whether to talk or not is your choice.' The scene then reveals a black and white photograph of a young man and woman sitting on large rocks by the ocean. The man leans against a rock on the left, while the woman sits on a rock to the right, looking down at her hands. The overall mood is contemplative and serene. The creator's handle, 'MEHT4', is visible in the top-left corner.

This short clip opens with a poignant Hindi text overlay: 'Pyaar sirf ek taraf se hota hai, jo dono taraf se ho usko 'kismat' kahte hai 😊'. The scene then reveals a single red rose lying in a puddle on a wet surface, with raindrops creating ripples around it. The somber visual is accompanied by a slow, melancholic acoustic guitar melody, enhancing the theme of one-sided love and fate.