Re: Differences between Pakistanis and Indians
Sanskrit is not a Pakistani language but Ancient Bhartvarsham’s language…Present day Pakistan was a part of that ancient Nation…one part of which is known as India, others as Pakistan, Bangladesh and some of the present southeast Asian nations. I know there are some instituions in Bnagladesh where Sanskrit is still taught. Nav Dveeps (Nine Islands) were part of this ancient country..which extended upto Java/Sumatra and Borneo.
Back to the point…Khatris..the business community..many people belonging to this community have “Ram” as surname for instance…Bharat Ram et al. While ‘Ram Singh’ will be used by a Khshatriya.
Because of casteist divisions in Indian society many people belonging to ‘lower’ castes try to hide their identity and start using names which are common among Khshatriyas like Singh, Chauhan, Thakur etc. But it really doesn’t work. One can easily figure it out.
*So far as the appearance of people is concerned people belonging to Northern States of India and East of Present day Pakistan have similar features. But as you move towards South India people have dark complexion and features very different. Some of you who work in Middle East can see many South Indians and probably that’s the reason people in pakistan have a different perception about the appearance of Indians. *
North Eastern India…You will find people with chinky features…half closed almond shaped eyes. 
One cannot define this country by looking at the faces of few people.
Bollywood will always select gori chitti women. If they spot one such dame in South Indian film industry…she will be pulled into Bollywood.