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On another note, this picture would give hope to 'Mussarat Shaheen' fans.
She used to appear on Pushto movie posters in similar pose
I suspect this Abrar Hussain Baloch fellow had been sporting a hipster beard for a few months, hence the need to congratulate him on the taaza dum shave. Unless of course the same ad appears every day in whatever rag this is.
Or he shaved for the first time ever. Seems more plausible considering they went to the trouble of taking out an ad in a "newspaper".
Oh yes, maybe its a rite of passage, and Abrar Hussain Baloch is the pubescent son of some "notable" in Gujrat, maybe an MPA.
Also did you notice the other "notables" in the picture above, comprising of a Mir, a Sheikh, a Peshawari, a Seth and a Chudhary, on their trip to Norway, where they engaged (or indulged?) in tourism.
I am from Peshawar and have lived all over Pakistan. Never in my 28 years have I seen, met or heard of anyone named "Peshawari" though I have come across "Peshwari" (not a typo, no 'a' between the 'h' and 'w') naans in the UK.
Looked her up and saw a youtube clip. Next saw a news report saying she had been shot dead. Sad...
I assume the Taliban doesn't look favorably on movie actresses.
That was a different Musarrat Shaheen. Also an actress, and a namesake, but not the Musarrat Shaheen.
[MENTION=22846]Nostalgic[/MENTION]
Newspapers (and I use that term very loosely) from Gujrat, the gift that keeps on giving.
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I think there's more than meets the eye here. Notice how the first ad, congratulating that guy on his shave, was from this sajjada nasheen Shah Abdullah. His name is right at the bottom of the first ad. Now someone appears to be returning the favor. It looks like they've got a running feud which plays out, strangely enough, in adverts congratulating each on the surface while mocking each other in reality.
I would love to know what the real story is. I can just picture the rival groups, each with a local thug at the helm, each with henchmen and lackeys, and each one thinking they are the greatest thing since sliced bread, a gift to the women of the world (or at least the women of Gujrat Shareef). It's fascinating, this small town petty politicking.
How about if the lad was paid by that person to wear that T-shirt for the purpose of the video? Sorry if it sounds offensive, but that's possibly the only way an African kid that too from remote village with no water or electricity (as per the video) would wear a Pakistani cricket team T-shirt.
How about if the lad was paid by that person to wear that T-shirt for the purpose of the video? Sorry if it sounds offensive, but that's possibly the only way an African kid that too from remote village with no water or electricity (as per the video) would wear a Pakistani cricket team T-shirt.
[MENTION=22846]Nostalgic[/MENTION]
Not messing with me are ya
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