Mushaal Mullick

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Mushaal was born into a well-to-do Pakistani family. Her father was an internationally renowned economist, while her mother is a former secretary-general of Pakistan Muslim League (Womens Wing). Her brother Haider Ali Mullick is a Foreign Policy Scholar, Professor & Naval Officer in the USA.Mushaal Mullick is a painting artist. She started painting at the age of 6.She is famous for making semi-nude paintings.She has also painted several paintings in apathy with the Kashmiris.Mushaal is also the chairperson of a Peace and Culture organisation based in Pakistan. The organisation campaigns for global peace and harmony and promotes the preservation of culture and heritage. Mushaal receives Peace & Freedom Award from Governor Punjab, Pakistan.Mushaal first met Yasin Malik in 2005, when Yasin had gone to Islamabad to gather support for Kashmiri seperatist movement. Mushaal had also come to that program, where she heard him recite Faiz Ahmad Faizs famous protest poem Hum Dekhenge. Being impressed by Yasins speech she went up to him and said, I liked your speech, and in return, Yasin gave her his autograph. Thereafter, the couple fell in love and tied the knot in 2009.Mushaal is 20 years younger than Yasin Malik. Also, she says it was difficult to convince her parents for the marriage as her mother was afraid that struggle for the freedom of Kashmir could end up Yasin in jail. [1]Open The Magazine.She is a famous figure in Pakistan and has connections with bureaucrats and top politicians of Pakistan.Kashmiri militants which are recognised by the Indian establishment as terrorists, Mushaal sees them as Kashmiri freedom fighter. She paid tribute to Burhan Wani on his fourth death anniversary. [2]Daily Times She said, Burhan was a revolutionary symbol and an icon who presented commendable sacrifices for the Kashmiri cause..In December 2013, Mushaal and Yasin along with their 18 months daughter were shown the way out of a hotel in Delhi for promoting Kashmir separatism. [3]India Today.