Pakistani Sense of Humour

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Re: Pakistani Sense of Humour

@Jolie

Hasb e Haal is quite good, excellent in fact. However, again it’s one those parody shows. The question is, can Pakistan do any other forms of comedy quite successfully? I am sure they can and had done so brilliantly in the past. But it’s quite annoying to see everything on TV either is terribly depressing or over the top in your face funny. But then again, I don’t really watch that much TV so forgive me for being ignorant. What I really wanted to gain from this thread is Pakistanis describing their tradition of humour, elaborating the diversity, highlighting the environmental factors and lingual trait that give Pakistani humour a unique identity. Perhaps also touching the way humour is used in everyday life, how important it is in their way of life and social interactions.

Moen Akhtar was a legend he has done almost all kinds of stuff. Amanullah khan legend. even other stage actors like, zafri khan, amant chan are very good comedian but they are not polished.

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watch mehman qadardan show with sardar kamal, naseem viky, sakhawat naz as guests, its hilarious. New concept and one of the best comedies i have come across ever.

infact punjabi or desi humour is very different then western.