What would have happened if Arshad Khan (the Chaiwala) was a female?

[Major]

I think everyone is familiar with Arshad khan the chaiwala who got famous for his eyes and looks and became viral on social media. He ended up scoring some modeling contracts and did ramp shows and what not, everyone is happy for him for his success and all and he has changed his outlook.

But what would had happened if a female had got success, and would had rose to become a model.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

Aren't there already quite a few female models in Pakistan?

 

[Slog]

Aren't there already quite a few female models in Pakistan?

aren't there already quite a few male models as well?

 

[Slog]

as for OP. Where do you see a female working at such an establishment so its a non starter

and in some rare case there is, she would most probably have her face covered in hijab

 

[Major]

Aren't there already quite a few female models in Pakistan?

yes there are, and most of them are despised by the majority of the men here, but they also think that those females belong to elite class thus to them its a kharab class so they can't be bothered about them

But i'm talking about a female rising from the lower class to such a position, i wonder how she would had been treated, death threats maybe?

 

[Major]

as for OP. Where do you see a female working at such an establishment so its a non starter

and in some rare case there is, she would most probably have her face covered in hijab

alot of females work as models.

Situation has changed alot here. There are many female models, though they are despised by the majority of men here

 

[Xoib]

yes there are, and most of them are despised by the majority of the men here, but they also think that those females belong to elite class thus to them its a kharab class so they can't be bothered about them

But i'm talking about a female rising from the lower class to such a position, i wonder how she would had been treated, death threats maybe?

A lot of female models are from working class. Jiah Ali was a domestic maid before her big breakthrough.

 

[Major]

A lot of female models are from working class. Jiah Ali was a domestic maid before her big breakthrough.

yes i know.

but thats not what majority of the men think here. They think they come from elite or upper class

 

[Syed1]

Majority of men despise female models ) )

This guy is hilarious

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

Majority of men despise female models ) )

This guy is hilarious

I don't know who Major hangs out with, when I was in Pakistan it was the opposite, most of the guys tended to be leches who would be all over any half attractive woman. You wouldn't get families going to the cinema because you got all the lufungay hanging around harrassing women.

Maybe he means they don't respect them, that could be closer to the truth. Not that all guys are like this, but there are a significant amount of low educated clowns in Pakistan who think they can act as they wish.

 

[troodon]

Would we even get to see Arshad Khan if he was a female?

For me the question is, why are colored eyes such a big hit in subcontinent? I know it is kind if rare to see in people here, but this hyping up anyone with colored eyes is sometimes cringeworthy.

I have seen unattractive people with colored eyes getting praised while totally ignoring people with dark eyes who are much better looking than them.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

Would we even get to see Arshad Khan if he was a female?

For me the question is, why are colored eyes such a big hit in subcontinent? I know it is kind if rare to see in people here, but this hyping up anyone with colored eyes is sometimes cringeworthy.

I have seen unattractive people with colored eyes getting praised while totally ignoring people with dark eyes who are much better looking than them.

It's not really that big a deal. Some people like coloured eyes some people like dark eyes. One of the reasons I prefer to live in a multicultural environment so people can get over this superficial nonsense.

 

[Gayle_Force]

I don't think there would be any issue with fame. However, unfortunately, there might be a serious threat of honour killing, if the girl comes from a poor and conservative background.

 

[Major]

I don't know who Major hangs out with, when I was in Pakistan it was the opposite, most of the guys tended to be leches who would be all over any half attractive woman. You wouldn't get families going to the cinema because you got all the lufungay hanging around harrassing women.

Maybe he means they don't respect them, that could be closer to the truth. Not that all guys are like this, but there are a significant amount of low educated clowns in Pakistan who think they can act as they wish.

There are basically two class of people in Pakistan. The upper and lower class. At school and friends and all, they all belong to upper class, but in reality their opinion doesn't matter.

Pakistans population is made up of the lower class. People who live in the villages or even in the main cities. Not the people who live in suburbs.

The friends i hang out with at Collage and the friends that i hang out with at my cricket club, have very opposite views.


Being a leach towards a women here is very true, but those men are also big hypocrites. While they would do anything to kill time with a women, at the same time they will utter all kinds of nonsense against women and would call her a slut and what not.

Its like with bribery, they will object it as a sin, but if they needed to get their own work done they won't hesitate.

 

[Major]

Would we even get to see Arshad Khan if he was a female?

For me the question is, why are colored eyes such a big hit in subcontinent? I know it is kind if rare to see in people here, but this hyping up anyone with colored eyes is sometimes cringeworthy.

I have seen unattractive people with colored eyes getting praised while totally ignoring people with dark eyes who are much better looking than them.

It isn't about colored eyes only.

It was about going with the trend, being mainstream.

It was i think mangobaaz maybe who took snaps of this guy and uploaded his pics. 1 female must have liked his eyes, and other people like to be in agreement with others aswelll, and thats how the hype started off.

Its not as if he is bad looking, he is good looking and there are many other good looking men like them in Pakistan, but the thing is no one is gonna care for those people unless they become trendy.

 

[Major]

I don't think there would be any issue with fame. However, unfortunately, there might be a serious threat of honour killing, if the girl comes from a poor and conservative background.

Malala's fame is despised by this country alot. Everyone lulla lafunga is trying to say bad words about her. While no one in this country even know the work she was actually doing. WHats even more hilarious that even females resort to cursing her.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

There are basically two class of people in Pakistan. The upper and lower class. At school and friends and all, they all belong to upper class, but in reality their opinion doesn't matter.

Pakistans population is made up of the lower class. People who live in the villages or even in the main cities. Not the people who live in suburbs.

The friends i hang out with at Collage and the friends that i hang out with at my cricket club, have very opposite views.


Being a leach towards a women here is very true, but those men are also big hypocrites. While they would do anything to kill time with a women, at the same time they will utter all kinds of nonsense against women and would call her a slut and what not.

Its like with bribery, they will object it as a sin, but if they needed to get their own work done they won't hesitate.

There are two classes of people over here too. There's the polite English genteel society which makes up the upper class which is the image that many in the subcontinent aspire to. Then there is the lower class who consider the highlight of their year to be taking cheap holidays abroad where the aim will be to consume plentiful drugs/alcohol and have sex with as many men/women as possible.

Each society is blighted by their own people to some extent, the dilemma remains how to address them in a way we can uplift people to provide a better example for the following generations.

 

[Major]

There are two classes of people over here too. There's the polite English genteel society which makes up the upper class which is the image that many in the subcontinent aspire to. Then there is the lower class who consider the highlight of their year to be taking cheap holidays abroad where the aim will be to consume plentiful drugs/alcohol and have sex with as many men/women as possible.

Each society is blighted by their own people to some extent, the dilemma remains how to address them in a way we can uplift people to provide a better example for the following generations.

but the problem over here is that many people and posters base their opinion on the upper class from the suburbs, and those people represent nothing, they are barely 1% of the actual population which is lower class, and its in big majority.

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

but the problem over here is that many people and posters base their opinion on the upper class from the suburbs, and those people represent nothing, they are barely 1% of the actual population which is lower class, and its in big majority.

I don't think anybody is under much illusion that PP contributors are necessarily representative of Pakistani public. Not much for those outside the country to care too much about though. As I'm sure we don't want your people telling us in the west how to live our lives, you probably don't want us to interfere with yours.

For those unhappy with your lot in Pakistan I would suggest leave for a country somewhere more suited to your enlightened thinking. Just don't try to come to Britain, we have had enough of immigrants coming here thinking it's the land of milk and honey. Try Canada.

 

[Dios]

I see what Major is trying to say. If it was a female in the same situation people would be talking about her character, calling her all kind of names for trying to better her life and seizing the opportunity. Whereas this Arshad guy is being celebrated.

Also I think if the photographer was a male photographing a poor, female worker he'd be called a pervert and be accused of exploiting the situation whereas the girl that took the pitures of Arshad is openly talking about how she thinks he's so hot.

 

[Major]

I don't think anybody is under much illusion that PP contributors are necessarily representative of Pakistani public. Not much for those outside the country to care too much about though. As I'm sure we don't want your people telling us in the west how to live our lives, you probably don't want us to interfere with yours.

For those unhappy with your lot in Pakistan I would suggest leave for a country somewhere more suited to your enlightened thinking. Just don't try to come to Britain, we have had enough of immigrants coming here thinking it's the land of milk and honey. Try Canada.

leaving a country is easy to say not easy to implement, you need money to move first of all.