[🇵🇰] RigVedic Period of Pakistan

[Sharma Ji]

Living in Canada and encountering many NW Bharatis and visiting Pakistan, I began to realize this even more than I already have.

No other reason. Common linguistics does not equal common genetics. Not to mention there has been a population exchange between the two countries.

There is a desire on the Bharati side to seek 'commonality' with the Pakistani side, but the feeling is not mutual, unless you count Muhajirs & liberal class Sindhis.

It may well be the case, then. I live here and therefore don't get to meet many (any) Pakistanis. Years ago I'd met some Pakistanis who were here for a wedding and that's all I've even known.. Lahoris, very nice cultured folk and looked just like everyone else mostly apart from the accent which I found quite different.

Apart from that all I have is news, TV, interweb video bits. Bhot different to nahi lagtey, imo

Haan, but, these chhotu 4 footer scrawny malnourished ugly black Bihari, UP bhaiyya types.. those are an Indian special, dalits, chamaars etc

 

[Sharma Ji]

@Lulldapull

 

[Dogun18]

It may well be the case, then. I live here and therefore don't get to meet many (any) Pakistanis. Years ago I'd met some Pakistanis who were here for a wedding and that's all I've even known.. Lahoris, very nice cultured folk and looked just like everyone else mostly apart from the accent which I found quite different.

Apart from that all I have is news, TV, interweb video bits. Bhot different to nahi lagtey, imo

Haan, but, these chhotu 4 footer scrawny malnourished ugly black Bihari, UP bhaiyya types.. those are an Indian special, dalits, chamaars etc

Pakistanis in India for a wedding?

 

[Sharma Ji]

@Lulldapull

Pakistanis in India for a wedding?

Yes, my cousin married a musalman who had family and ancestral ties to Pakistanis so about a dozen or so contingent came down for it.

 

[Dogun18]

@Lulldapull

Yes, my cousin married a musalman who had family and ancestral ties to Pakistanis so about a dozen or so contingent came down for it.

Interfaith marriage. Interesting - explains your often moderate views of Islam.

@Lulldapull

 

[Lulldapull]

Interfaith marriage. Interesting - explains your often moderate views of Islam.

@Lulldapull

This is happening a lot out west now. Our girls marrying foreigners.......I've seen it myself.

Muslim whulld in serious turmoil bro.......the educated good family ones often opt out and marry educated hillbilly or other races.

 

[Sharma Ji]

This is happening a lot out west now. Our girls marrying foreigners.......I've seen it myself.

Muslim whulld in serious turmoil bro.......the educated good family ones often opt out and marry educated hillbilly or other races.

Here it was love zihad .. Hindu Punjabi girl married a Musalman, both Dilli walas, he had family in Hyderabad (India) as well as Lahore etc. Scene was slightly complicated because my uncle was fresh out of the army, retired Brigadier.

At the time, I remember some pretty hefty sleuths (srsly heavy guys) came to our house for verification too, k so and so Pakistanis are coming here for a shaadi, full information lee humse.

All went smoothly, it was pretty lavish and regal.. much merriment was had. Unki shaadi eventually didn't work out after some years together, oh well.. such is liphe.

 

[Lulldapull]

It may well be the case, then. I live here and therefore don't get to meet many (any) Pakistanis. Years ago I'd met some Pakistanis who were here for a wedding and that's all I've even known.. Lahoris, very nice cultured folk and looked just like everyone else mostly apart from the accent which I found quite different.

Apart from that all I have is news, TV, interweb video bits. Bhot different to nahi lagtey, imo

Haan, but, these chhotu 4 footer scrawny malnourished ugly black Bihari, UP bhaiyya types.. those are an Indian special, dalits, chamaars etc

NW India of east Punjab, Himachalld, Kashmir, Rajasthaandd, western UP are close to Pakistan racially/ culturally/ linguistically.......

Baqi to bhai taadda Allah he maalik hae ga.......good luck!

Very different countries minus only NW india......as a commonality.

 

[ThunderCat]

NW India of east Punjab, Himachalld, Kashmir, Rajasthaandd, western UP are close to Pakistan racially/ culturally/ linguistically.......

Baqi to bhai taadda Allah he maalik hae ga.......good luck!

Very different countries minus only NW india......as a commonality.

Kashmir is only "Bharati" politically as in controlled by Bharat. They do not consider themselves Bharati.

Rajesthanis don't always look Pakistani and neither do East Punjabis. In fact a video you yourself posted last year on an East Punjabi stealing at Dallas airport looked significantly Australoid.

Definitely not your average Pakistani Punjabis.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Kashmir is only "Bharati" politically as in controlled by Bharat. They do not consider themselves Bharati.

Rajesthanis don't always look Pakistani and neither do East Punjabis. In fact a video you yourself posted last year on an East Punjabi stealing at Dallas airport looked significantly Australoid.

Definitely not your average Pakistani Punjabis.

Oh please... while I sorta agree with your general premise k Indians, "East Punjabis" in specific, may be more tanned (shall we say ?) than their Bhawalpur Pnjab and north Pnjab aka Ajad Kasmiri mard'e'momin counterparts

it is still the case that most people are ekdum same looking... Korean and East Chinese waali baat ho gai na..

apne cricketeron ke shaqlein dekhen zra, ek se ek majdoor low level shuddar constriction workers lagte sab lol

 

[PrinceofTaxil]

@ThunderCat stop this cringe cap, I’m from Pakistan Panjab and yes North Indians are more or less the same people, genetically

 

[PrinceofTaxil]

And by North Indian I also mean the Panjabis and Sindhis of Pak, who are also North Indians speaking on geographic terms.