Tsr Pakistani Society VI... Saag and Toast for all members!!

Lol that's what my mum said



Imran is 29 lol I thought he was in his early twenties In that case my cousin looks like Imran
Aah ok my bad ;( I've no idea if you can..I remember when I first did archery, got bulls eye on my first shot Lool I wonder if bollywood have made a film on him
Yeah I'll love it..I mean how can you not like snickers milkshake
Haha thanks :P
Deepika lol it took me ages to figure out how to say her second name Oh yeah I remember her now but I only ever seen her in that film so don't know much about her
Welcome

Lol that's what my mum said



Imran is 29 lol I thought he was in his early twenties In that case my cousin looks like Imran
Aah ok my bad ;( I've no idea if you can..I remember when I first did archery, got bulls eye on my first shot Lool I wonder if bollywood have made a film on him
Yeah I'll love it..I mean how can you not like snickers milkshake
Haha thanks :P
Deepika lol it took me ages to figure out how to say her second name Oh yeah I remember her now but I only ever seen her in that film so don't know much about her
Welcome

Nothin much lol, was revising but lost the motivation so I'm back on here again and just browsing.
Wbuuu?

sorry about the random what you up to. Lol.
How come you were revising so late at night?
Family gatherings were annoying me... so came on here.

*Facepalm - What a creep!



Since when did Indians/Bengali represent the whole, Asian community? When did Pakistanis look similar to Indians/Bengalis?

Those so called ‘morals’ are found in all nationalities including ‘Brits’ and are not exclusive to certain groups.

Fortunately, I’m not plagued by an inferiority complex that is so ever present in Indian/Bengali people. I find people from my own nationality attractive and I, myself, am confident with regards to my looks.

Of-course it matters, this isn’t Hollywood/Bollywood whereby you somehow overcome all odds, and marry someone just to entertain the notion of ‘love’. Anyone who does that is a complete idiot without having taking into consideration other factors such as financial/family ties/ education etc

Personally, can’t fathom why any Pakistani would marry an Indian when in general they’re extremely unattractive, and not only that but there is an abundance of nationalities to choose from.

Oh, please stop taking pity on yourself and acting like a victim. Your own people also spout the same remark as I’ve done in my former comment. Just take a look in RL or on the e-webs including yt and you’ll see a fair few Indians ridiculing their folks as being unattractive.

Not only that but just look at your own entertainment industry, and the women they portray in those movies/songs/advertisements and then compare them to the local women of India, and you’ll see the stark differences between the two.



I’ll forgive your ignorance on this occasion as it seems to be a recurring habit with regards to Indians who pander and caress the idea of a Pan-South Asian agenda. Even the so called ‘commonalities’ that you’ve listed are just a figment of your imagination.

Which language is this? Urdu? A language brought over by the Indian migrants is still to this very day spoken by a small proportion of Pakistan’s population.

Food? *Facepalm – Just highlights your ignorance.

I’ll leave you to dwell in your own ignorance and stupidity as you have a problem grasping the very essence of the fact that Pakistanis are totally heterogeneous with regard to Indians in our culture, heritage, ethnicity and social values.

I’m certainly an outlier with regards to people like yourself who harp about commonalities which just don’t exist and somehow see Pakistan as an extension of India when that has hardly been the norm. Sorry to burst your bubble but the Pakistan that you see, today, is totally different to the one seen under the British Raj.

sorry about the random what you up to. Lol.
How come you were revising so late at night?
Family gatherings were annoying me... so came on here.

There are a number of things people find common including language, food and a similar environment that we grew up with. Just because you don't find any commonalities doesn't mean others can't find any and they don't exist. You might be the alien or outlier in this case. I don't think any decent human being, let alone Indian, would find such bigoted opinions remotely endearing so don't worry you won't get swamped with admiration any time soon.

Some people like to think of commonalities we have with other humans, others like to think of differences. You seem to belong to the second category. To each their own. You even seem to look for differences within Pakistanis themselves..obviously people are going to have some differences. That's what makes us human.

I don't think i need to respond to your physically unattractive or inferiority complex. I don't believe in generalisations and stereotypes and just because you seem to malign people from my background does not mean that i will utter similar disparaging sterotypes and do the same for you. You can think whatever opinion you want doesn't mean its fact.

Besides, I wouldn't want to do anything that would tarnish the good name of the Pakistanis i have met here so far. Your comments do not represent them. Others on TSR should know that. In fact, i would go as far to suggest they are a drop of sewerage in an otherwise pristine ocean. One drop cannot pollute the whole environment.


I have read some of your past comments and i have found them to be very prejudiced and discriminating especially against Indians/Bengalis. I would hope most British asians do not have similar views. In my country we get along very well.

Besides how many of the 1.2 billions have you seen? A couple of 100 in your neighbourhood, maybe 20 on tv maybe a 100 or so in the media. Yes, you can make generalisations from that about the whole indian population in the entire world.

thanks yaar glad you didnt mind
anyway lets not think of all that. lets keep it in the past. no point talking more about it i guess u know the truth. your actions are yours only and you know what is right.
humne comments aap ke izzat rakhne ke liye kiye
i feel like posting a random happy video...you dont take tension yaar main hoon na i got ur back dost. agar kabhi kuch zyaada ho jaye to humein maaf kar dijiye
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmKYFxdRFXgg
you should go for the driving test.
i can imagine how great uae would have been and you prob miss it..prob closer to religion. but doesnt mean it cant be here yaar. but there's also lot of great things in UK as well..and the azan can also probably be heard in London and Bradford.

hey Ayesha
whats up?
i want to know what you think about this comment. Its from here for background info...last comment.
anyone here can also comment on it. I didnt even know such racist attitudes among asians existed before i came on tsr because my pakistani friends are cool with things and on this thread never faced anything like this.

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1931199&page=6



This is in response to this. Is this person wrong for thinking Indians and Pakistanis have something in common that a common asian identity exists. No matter how much some people will deny there is not that much difference in features.

yup exactly forget it
haha thanks for that main hun na was a good movie but not ver yfond of it i guess anyways
i need to learn driving first then the test :P
and no its not just the religiousness
its the awesomeness that wherever you go food is halal you dont have to think before you buy it
its sunny and hot all the time i love that i hate it here its just ALWAYS raining
its depressing weather here i miss uae

Hey... erm just realised I dont know your name... brownchocolate. Oh my gosh.
That guy... is a complete kutah. Do you want me to say something to him??
What the hell is with him? Oh and I negged him
There is racist asain people, but Ive never seen anyone say anything like THAT!
And why havent you said anything in response to his comments??

i can understand why you would miss the UAE. Its great to not have to think and buy food. Plus the weather is prob better. Does teh sun come out much?
Are asians treated ok in the uae? or is it just the dark skinned/labourer types who have discrimination? is there discrimination against uae seems very technologically advanced tho.

You have lived in Pakistan so i have to ask what do u think of those comments above by that guy about indians and pakistanis? do u think he is right when he says we have nothing in common? are views like this at all common in Pakistan or in the UK? Do asians get along in the UK?

Sorry to but in, but I think I can contribute tbh

I'm in Saudi (not UAE, but similar)
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Sorry to but in, but I think I can contribute tbh

I'm in Saudi (not UAE, but similar) right now, and I can assure you, the Arabs here treat Pakistanis like ****, they make jokes about us, there is institutional racism in their legal system, they give us all the **** jobs, **** Arabs. It's got to the extent that I know Pakistanis here who won't speak Urdu in public. Feel like having a massive rant about Arabs, but will keep that for another time...

I've also commented on that thread, and that guy, is broadly speaking, correct. Pakistan is slowly becoming more Islamic. Over the last 30 years this is the case, and that is indicative of a broadening divide with India. Pakistani Punjab is still fairly comparable with Indian Punjab. Fairly being the key word, the language is the same and the culture is fairly similar. But the religion is different, and that still makes for big differences. I guess you could compare the richer parts of Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad to Mumbai, Delhi, but you can compare rich people in every part of the world tbh. Views like that are very common in Pakistan, but I think people are a bit more open over here. I don't have any deep hatred towards Indians, and I've got lots of Indian friends. It's because they're all Punjabi, so we have a comparable culture. When I have met Indians from the South, they're very different, they do have considerable cultural differences, and in a few cases, they aren't very friendly. In the UK, asians generally get along, yep.

Whilst the bits in bold are debatable, and even offensive, the rest of it is on the right lines tbh. Punjabi Pakistanis have a decent amount in common with (greater) Punjabi Indians, and generally those from around that area, ie between the border and Delhi. Comparing the culture of someone from Mirpur, or Peshawar, to that of someone from Kerala or Tamil Nadu, or Bengal is just plain stupid. I almost pissed myself at the food comment, if anyone's ever had any South Indian food they'll know it's like drinking very heavily flavoured water with a bit of coriander, whereas food from, even Lahore, is dominated by meat and is far drier.

Punjab on both sides of the border is similar, of course. But to restrict the two countries to just Punjab is moronic and laughable.

Sorry to but in, but I think I can contribute tbh

I'm in Saudi (not UAE, but similar) right now, and I can assure you, the Arabs here treat Pakistanis like ****, they make jokes about us, there is institutional racism in their legal system, they give us all the **** jobs, **** Arabs. It's got to the extent that I know Pakistanis here who won't speak Urdu in public. Feel like having a massive rant about Arabs, but will keep that for another time...

I've also commented on that thread, and that guy, is broadly speaking, correct. Pakistan is slowly becoming more Islamic. Over the last 30 years this is the case, and that is indicative of a broadening divide with India. Pakistani Punjab is still fairly comparable with Indian Punjab. Fairly being the key word, the language is the same and the culture is fairly similar. But the religion is different, and that still makes for big differences. I guess you could compare the richer parts of Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad to Mumbai, Delhi, but you can compare rich people in every part of the world tbh. Views like that are very common in Pakistan, but I think people are a bit more open over here. I don't have any deep hatred towards Indians, and I've got lots of Indian friends. It's because they're all Punjabi, so we have a comparable culture. When I have met Indians from the South, they're very different, they do have considerable cultural differences, and in a few cases, they aren't very friendly. In the UK, asians generally get along, yep.

While yu pakis be discussin on politics, manz eating ramen. Dunnoe.

hahaa whats ramen? :s x

Yur not on da levels to understand what kinda food we been blessed wid inni,.. although ramen is like noodles basically , try some one day inni truss me dey sik, halal ones doe not haram

looooolzz, ok i sure will try some one day haha thanks for the info!! xx