Rahim Shah’s tind is gone with the wind :Pretty: he got a hair transplant from the famous hair transplant clinic in Park Towers, Clifton, Karachi 
just thought i’d let everyone know 
waise my cousin and i, when we were watching the program, decided he looked better before with the tind 
LOL
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U r so funny Irem 
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yeh i saw him last time at concert i was thinking abt it too that wat happend wid his hairs …
see :french: if i hadnt opened this thread u’d keep thinking and thinking 
and too much thinking is not good for the health :french:
i dont think we should make fun of the hair deprived. it could happen to any one of us 
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omigosh ravage bhai i’m not making fun 
i just thought it was a news worthy item 
infact as i was saying my cousin and i both thought he looked better without that hair
Rahim's not an engineer, is he?
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come on sambrialian…have some loyalty to your academic field stop dissing engineers already bro 
look at jawad ahmad’s kalay siah ghanay chamakdaar lambay baal and he too after all is an engineer
notes down the address
good to have a backup plan.
sambrilian.. you in the same boat? 
im an angineer too .
kaka, whats your primary plan?
irem, you and your cousin are a rare breed
I think its all about getting used to seeing a person a certain way. They look weird if they make such prominent changes to their appearance. All you baldies out there...what's gone is gone, try to live through the rest with a little grace.
About Rahim Shah the only change I noticed in him was that he has put on some weight...which is a good thing.
its hard to live gracefully when you’re called a baldy !
Just pretend Ravage.
i think i peaked at the wrong time. that angre agassi had our flag flying high some years ago. :-.
Peaked or shed? :D
All is not lost. Look at that Pakistani guy Sajid Hassan... so charming inspite of his hairline (does he even have that line any longer) aur kon hei...ummm....my mamoo oh he is drop dead gorgeous...receding hairline and grey/white hair, he may not be the best comparison for someone your age but atleast you have somehting to look forward to :p
peaked puts a positive spin on it 
and yes, on positives, people like me become much more kushada-peyshani with the passage of time, a symbol indicative of wisdom and much thought.
dont we take less than perfect eyesight to be indicative of much reading? why not those who have less than perfect heads then.. shouldnt they also be thought of as those who have used their heads a lot?
and if baldness and affluence didnt go hand in hand, why would those who succeed enough in life to be rid of petty financial misery be called farigh-ul-baal?
yes ! a time will come, when people will want to lose hair ! when people like I will be envied, imitated perhaps by the thoughtless, presumptuous ones who would shave their head.. in a vain pretence to simulate what is real, what is genuine.
the time WILL come when the light radiating from our shining, glorious heads will be mirrored in the dreams of the fair un’s, and clogged bathtubs will be the greatest sight possible to man.
the time will come.
^ looks like the sun fried your brain. :p
Seriously though, a time may very well come, or it may not. I suspect that it has something about seeing whole, perfect people. Baldness is a major mark off of wholeness or perfection. Either way, I'm not becomin an engineer, I like my hair so much, I've been saving it from haircuts since I was 8. :p
Re: Rahim Shah’s hair transplant
hahahh this cracked me up when i read it. Irem 
You are too funny … lolzzz
i haven’t seen the ‘new’ Rahim Shah. But he looked nice and shareef as he was, i think. He didn’t need that transplant at least IMHO.
yeah i liked his receeding hair line as well :) he looks so sweet and innocent for a singer
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That's precisely it. He looks/ed very sweet and innocent.
^ yeap 
i love goign to the afghan restaurant and listen to him sing in pushto… i have no idea what he sings, but its good stuff :k: