A question about Nazia Hassan and the...

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It is not about 'nazia hassan'. The Pakistani culture & pakistani people back then were over all very very balanced minded, sober, much cultured, decent, less in poking their noses in others' matters, had much refined tastes & aesthetics, educated.

We had decent, sophisticated & cultured influence of the western society. The broadmindedness, like, not poking your nose in what other people do was a norm. People were much more tolerant & patient & not 'redicalized'

What Pakistani culture & Pakistani society has become now is just a reflection of the suffocating bhindian, aloo culture that india has unwantingly & uninvitingly imposed upon us. It is just the way our rulers have let the indian authority & suffocating indian culture take control of Pakistani people's lifestyle, creativity through media (bollysh!t, GEO) is why itall has changed now.

Not only Pakistanis but people all over the world were much peaceful, content & accepting & adopting of the best from the other cultures. It is only after the most corrupt nation on earth was 'let free to sorrupt the entire world & the good, balanced minded people through out the world'...... That's when the things changed. indians have corrupted almost everyone & everything through their terrorist, intolerant, extremist mentalities.

The world as it is now is like this because of none other than indian terrorists' spreading & exploitation & manipulation of the people of the entire world. This race / nation is so angry they can burn the entire world but they are not doing it openly but with extremely cunning & unnoticed ways. Only those bitten by them know this through observation.

Pakistan was much more balanced, tolerant & happier society when we allowed the least influence of indian mental terror & slavery (through media) on our people.

May God keep all the people safe from the misdoings of this race / nation.

We can go back to become the same tolerant, balanced & happier society only if we compltely cut off their ugly influence upon us, our young children. If we do not & continue to allow this suffocating, intolerant influence of the bhindian culture on our young children, the coming days would be even much more disasterous, take my word for it.

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I think this intolerance and imbalance comes not from India but from Saudis and Taliban.

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nazia n zohaib did face lot of criticism. they were very young almost kids then n came from some singer family background. so it didn't affect them much but with time nazia did dress up more modestly.

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ambassodor im becoming a fan of urs bro!

Nazia is the sweetheart of Pakistan. I grew up in the 90's but i'm still a super fan of hers. May Allah grant her jannat, ameen.

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btw, not that it matters but Nazia was from an urdu speaking family from delhi....

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Farida Khanum was quite older than her and wore more revealing clothes than her but no one objected, she was even given the title of "Queen of Ghazal". And, also the example of Nur Jehan, she wore immodest clothes in her movie in 40's and 50's but Lahoris loved her.

I think it was the western culture that both sister and brother brought to the country which most people didn't like otherwise she wore quite modest clothes in comparison to what other people wore in her times.

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Hang on...in what way was their clothes revealing?? I think you meant the opposite, they were well-dressed ladies, I've seen most of Noor Jehan's films and yet I cannot recall any clothes that were revealing.

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Okay, interesting points. As for those people wanting to know where she’s showing her legs, let me post another video, she’s in a dress like she was in the videos I posted up there:

As for me putting “dressing” and “question of character” together, I meant in the sense that judgemental people of today do that. Not me. I would love if Pakistanis went back to the hippy era and let people dress in whatever way without judging them. Obviously I’m pro-freedom not because I dress like that but more so because I think tolerance is the key to Pakistan moving forward.

And my mom is a kid of the Zia-ul-Haq era (and like somebody said up there, may that mofo rot in hell) and she was a huge Nazia Hassan fan. They did show videos and whatnot. Her being raised in the UK or videos being shot in the US had nothing to do w/ the level if acceptance people had back then.

And like somebody said up there about seeing their dadis and aunts wearing shorts and skirts, that would never happen today. Maybe if you were some elite family and even then they would wear it KNOWING it’s a taboo to dress in that way in Pakistan whereas before, you could be the average middle-class person, wear w/e you wanted (keeping certain things in mind) and people wouldn’t judge you.

Sigh. I’m a kid of the 90s but I so wish I had been born in Pakistan during the 60s/70s.

And I agree w/ somebody up there who wrote about Punjab/Lahore being more judgemental compared to Karachi. I agree fully, I can say that being from Lahore myself.

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Here’s another, this one probably fits the situation better because it’s a liberalish video and most Pakistani female singers don’t make this. Watch all of it to get my point:

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Nazia Hassan was sooooooooooooo beautiful

a totally natural beauty, no surgeries no make overs…

very very natural :jano:

i miss her vids and smile :frowning:

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It’d take may be another 30 to 40 years to take place this revolution…or may be 50…or may be 100. :cb:

Shorts and skirts tou door ki baat, even women in chadars are being stared at by men in Pak. I don’t think most men here would happily agree with their daughters going out in shorts, heck even goray don’t like it.

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me tooo!! she was really beautiful!

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I grew up listening to Nazia Hassan in the mid 80s, and all of that was courtesy my mom who was a massive fan of hers. That lady was class personified. So much grace, amazing good looks and she came across as someone who was quite down to earth. A rare combination indeed.

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Exactly^
Often I think it's because she carried herself in such a classy, non-chichori way that she was able to pull off dresses and whatnot. On top of that, she sang w/ her brother and was from an educated background.

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I once read her interview in Jang, where she said that she has met several guys who introduce them to her saying something like I am the son of this and that. And she said I ask them, ok it's your father, but who are YOU?

This tells a lot about her thinking. It's unfortunate that her family picked up a mor** as her husband.

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i miss her so much....a tragic loss....truly was Pakistan's angel :(

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She was truly Pakistan's Elvis. What she did in her short lifespan was a million times more than what most do in their entire lifetimes. AN inspiration indeed -- pop icon, humanitarian worker, UN exec, and what an amaaaaaazing looker. Yet so decent.

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my father have told me several times that back in 70s,the pakistani mahool was pretty balanced and tolerant.it was not a big deal if girls used to cycle to school/college which is almost impossible right now.people were more patient too.with the changing world,sadly,instead of better situation,things are more hard and difficult now.but i also believe,your clothing does not make you liberal or conservative.your thinking does.

and people are right.these videos were not shown in pakistan i saw them for the first time on VCR(remember that;)

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Khoji,

you are very wrong. saudi & arab culture existed 20 years ago too. also, even back then, there were pakistani people who worshipped arabs like gods. but still a large majority of Pakistanis were very cultured, balanced minded & educated. But since after indians were allowed (through large supported by the satanists' criminal mafia especially from early 90s onwards) to take control of a huge portion of international media & 'indianize' it, use all streams of media to promote A-Z of indian interests (which included but is not limited to desperate efforts at demoralizing pakistani & muslims identities through constant & non-stop broadcasts of lies & bollysh!t!sh stories about them) & most recently when pakistani people are bombarded with indian interests & forced into mental slavery by being forced to agree with indian interests by hook or by crook because pakistani leaders have been bought by this satanists' criminal mafia which is pro india (shared goals) has when Pakistani society been on the declined morally, religiously, socially, economically. It was only after they made crooked pakistani leaders believe their bollysh!t hypocritic stories of "we share the same sh!t hence we are brothers so let's unite together & destroy the west with our combined power as we defeated the british during independence war."

The most disturbing part is that the indians are playing exactly the same game with almost every race / nation & community on earth. They, through their excellent hypocritic genetic talent, are 'uniting' with almost every community on earth against another community are creating conflicts between them. Obviously, only the 'noisy terror' (bomb blasts, suicidical attacks, wars, killings, etc.) gets noticed but the 'terror of the mind' which the indians mentalities are infested with through genetics goes unnoticed. Because this terror of the indians\ extremist mentalities works very silently because it is based on pure exploitation / manipulations of the minds of humans against each other. This nation does not 'bomb' but 'exploites others to do it, does not 'murder' but exploites others to do it, does not 'go to war' (with pakistan, america or china) but exploites others (america against pakistan, china) to do it, does not commit crimes but exploites others (UAEiens / iranians against robbing pakistanis) to do it.

indians want to come out all clear, & white handed as usual out of all the evil they are exploiting other humans of the world to do against each other. because being the most ancient religion / race on this planet, they are fully equiped with the art of 'survival' which they have learned is to 'play safe' by making the humans of the whole world dance on their finger tips while they stand at a side watching & laughing at the stupidity of the non-corrupt & non-cunning, people of the world who do not understand how they are being played.

See who's dying? American / Weastern soldiers & Muslims & Pakistanis..................... because americans / west is on war with muslims of the world & Pakistanis upon indian manipulation just like the whole muslim community (thanks to Satanist OBL who was stuffed enough money to do this stunt as per Indian desires) is at war with the west / non-muslim believers. A win-win situation for india because that will only weaken all of india's non-indian, muslim or non-muslim enemies & clear earth of anyone who ‘dares’ to speak against this International indian ghunda gardi so that india could smoothly emerge as a super power because no harm is being done to them.

All the non-indians & all the believers need to wake up because they are too stupid to understand how they are being played by indians against eachother.

Dera Bugti,

thank you. Someone has to call spade a spade. I am glad that had to be me.

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^blame it on the Indians....who's next? Israel?? USA??? The entire world??? OMG! THe world is conspiring against us! I do hope you see the sarcasm in my remark