Re: Ye Radio Pakistan Hai
Dont tell me he said that on radio? 
I worked with different radios as a freelancer. Lets remain it undisclosed further 
I have never heard their show entirely, but have always heard them switching the channels. Sorry to say…they used all that abay, tabay, tu, taraak language!! Now even if they were delivering a meaningful message, I am talking about the the decency. When you are on a mic, it is your RESPONSIBILITY to stay civil as you are supposed to be an ideal or icon for the public. If you set such an example, what would people learn from you??
Radios are heard by every age, youngsters to olders!! That is what I am trying to say here. The feeling of “responsibility” has entirely vanished. The true meaning of holding a mic and act as a responsible civilian has totally lost!
I understand they might want to introduce some informal programs.. but again… there is a huge difference between being informal or being extra-chichora!!
On radios, public is “listening” to you, not watching you!! they tend to set your image on hearing basis, they judge you and your personality while listening to you. Its your voice and words that make them think the kind of person you are. In such a situation, your responsibility towards proving yourself as an good example to the listeners, increases more!
The only program I came across of Sahir, that I truly loved was when he used to mimic on a radio show. Not even mimic, I guess he used to appear as different characters, kabhi lawyer, kabhi doctor, kabhi qasai and all that 
and yes, that was the ONLY show, that I loved. Baqi, a big no!!!