Q&A Graceful Pakistani dance: Which ethnicity?

[Suresh Naresh]

Graceful Pakistani dance.

Now tell which ethnicity is it by looking at their costume.

 

[Vsdoc]

What tongue were they conversing in when they first landed on Indian shores ?

Of course, people adapt

Middle Persian.

Then Dari.

Then Gujarati since the 1600s.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Middle Persian.

Then Dari.

Then Gujarati since the 1600s.

can you read the gujju script ? or maratha ?

here wonly Hindi can readings.

 

[Vsdoc]

can you read the gujju script ? or maratha ?

here wonly Hindi can readings.

No.

 

[Suresh Naresh]

His Hindi is quite not south you realize.

Mumbai utterly disappoints.

I had expectations and I was in awe about Mumbai due to two reasons. I have fond memories of growing up in Mumbai. In childhood, you don't have sense of quality. Moreover nostalgia distorts memory. Secondly, I had heard stories of Mumbai, implying greatness of the city. The tall claims included...

defence.pk

 

[Sharma Ji]

lmao, this was one of mine too:

Mumbai utterly disappoints.

Its pretty obvious he grew up in kasara or karjat and visited Dharavi. :P Mumbai is beautiful only for those who can afford its beauty. Its certainly not a place for the poor. ThankYou! I have visited Mumbai for just 2 months and it grew into me, I felt like I am a part of this amazing city...

defence.pk

 

[Vsdoc]

Doc, at home with fam etc kaunsi bhasha me conversing.. I imagine its a mix but which is the dominant one ?

Like I speak predominantly hindi at home, with a generous sprinkling of angreji.. ekdum same2same the way I type here.

Dominant is English.

Unless I'm speaking to an older person. Like my grandparents age. Now mostly all passed away.

So yes, English.

 

[Vsdoc]

lmao, this was one of mine too:

Mumbai utterly disappoints.

Its pretty obvious he grew up in kasara or karjat and visited Dharavi. :P Mumbai is beautiful only for those who can afford its beauty. Its certainly not a place for the poor. ThankYou! I have visited Mumbai for just 2 months and it grew into me, I felt like I am a part of this amazing city...

defence.pk

Sab kameene hain bc.

Carpet bombing poor Pakistanis for a decade and a half.

Look where we've come.

From Bombay to Nur Khan and Kirana Hills.

 

[Suresh Naresh]

Sab kameene hain bc.

Carpet bombing poor Pakistanis for a decade and a half.

Look where we've come.

From Bombay to Nur Khan and Kirana Hills.

My childhood house: