Popularity of saris soars in Pakistan thanks to Indian TV soaps.

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Re: Popularity of saris soars in Pakistan thanks to Indian TV soaps.

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aiadhai which khuda wali kee gal aai…While watching one episode…a common man can easily guess about the over all scenario of what actually the calibre of the drama…and actors performance…etc etc…

And i know about the history of india and hindus a little bit…so i can guess thier techniques they also used in dramas..not so difficult…Challaki..makkari…nit nai tareeqai…etc etc…is mai khudai ka dawa kha sai a gaya… ???

The few things you mentiod good…i totally opposed them…

1.Pakistani culture is very much different from that of indian culture so deisi living abroad think hat we hindus and muslims are same ..only religion is different…we were same also in 1947..Jinnah divided us..we could live happily with each other…and etc etc…this mentality is more dangerous than anything…and consequences of this is realy very poisonous…lets see the Gujrati Muslims of india…anbd you will know that…or look at Justice Rana Bhagvandas..today the most powerful man of Pakistan…

2,We muslims have only 2 events ..that eids…and nothing else…we dont care about other religion’s cultural rituals and customs at all…We Pakistanis and muslims are unique and must remain as a unique…we dont like hindu muslim blend…not at all…

3.Islam gives respect women from 1400 backs…while satti ritual of burning alive still being practised in some very narrow-minded areas of india…so islam is far far better in respecting women than any other religion…

4.Its not fashion that these indian soaps are promoting…its Baihiyyai…and Fahashi…and Uryani…that are the hall mark of indian soaps…PTV old dramas were very decent ..powerful story and no vulgarity at all…Thats why when in 80’s the famous drama WARIS went on air at PTV..the streets of Amratsar and **Delhi **became empty due to watching that…but unfortunately we have lost this status now…

• because many deisi and pakistanis families have lost thier roots…they are ignorant..who see all that while sitting toghether…there are sometimes vulgur dialogues and scenes…i dont know how father and daughter sitting toghether …see all that…shameful…

if this gathering spot of families…1000 salams to such gatherings,better not to gather …

DUDE, I have nothing to say after reading this post…(You sound like my father 20 years ago)…Its just simple, you are comparing the Sati culture and dark ages with today’s world, that’s totally insane. This proves that Pakistan is atleast 20 years behind India in some respects. Believe me, I would agree to all the points you made above, 20 years ago but I guess in India times have changed and I can’t say that abt Pakistan. May be someday, when your daughter would want to sit with you and enjoy watching TV…you will understand. I used to feel weird way back in eighties when condom/Sanitary napkins ads used to pop up during movie breaks with family but things have changed drastically in the last 25 years. Sex education is not a TABOO subject in India atleast. Maybe in Pakistan, in the next 20 years things will change and you will also change. You will also enjoy watching TV with your family, without locking the females in your family up in a room. All, I want to say…Times change, ppl change and the society changes.(check for yourself, do you still live the way your father or grandfather lived…no right, you love to chat with girls, which your father or grandfather would have never thought abt) in the same way your kids will me more mordern/open than you…NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO. If you get a chance get a copy of the movie “NAMESAKE”, that shd open your mind a bit !!!