Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | S01 E07 | Heeron Wala Butt

[@shahidhafeez9865]

Fascinating story .

[@azlanameer4912]

Waahhh Interesting. 😍

[@adanxxxxz-dg8nc]

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[@MrKarshad]

Visited all these places last year ...thanks for sharing the story ...indeed lots of history and lots of stories still hidden

[@salmanrashid8880]

Cheers.

[@ANILM1]

Good

[@galaxyj812]

Wonderful programme !.. You take us back in the history to relive the moments of the past generations. Keep it up, Sir !

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you.

[@TheMani36000]

I really loved itt!!

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much. Remain with us and there's more coming.

[@waqasaslam1932]

Very nice sir... Keep on doing this great work

[@odysseuslahori]

Keep watching. And thank you.

[@ashwanikumarbsb]

Bahut achha sir ...Mza aa gya

[@salmanrashid8880]

Meherbani, Ashwani.

[@ind7478]

sir, respect from india. i am surprised that a legend is introducing himself, in india, i want to know more about peers and temples.

[@salmanrashid8880]

I am passing on what I know about various things.

[@manamansinghchhina824]

Very interesting. A pity that many such sites are inaccessible to Indians who would appreciate them a lot and the tourism would help pay for their upkeep.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Nearly forty years of exploring unknown places and writing about them, Man Aman, and it has made no difference. Neither will this. Dead meat all around in the corridors of power.

[@fiveminutestudio5949]

Nicely narrated Sir!!

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much.

[@behal2345]

very nice. asad shakir

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you, Asad. You are the same Asad Shakir that we know? Right?

[@behal2345]

@@salmanrashid8880 Yes Sir. We have been working together on some assignments from SAP-PK platform.

[@salmanrashid8880]

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[@CGT127]

Enjoying your show 🙏

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you very much.

[@talatrahim8597]

Waah SR. What “ Gaarrhi” Urdu! Je suis bien impressed. Not a word of English or Punjabi. Commendable! And yes! If this reaches those interested in making quick money they may start excavating the desert for that buried piece of Jewel Head.Keep em coming. Best TR

[@salmanrashid8880]

Of course, Talat. Treasure hunters are going to turn the dunes around Virawah upside down now. I hope the statue still remains safe.

[@hassancheema2268]

sir, aik meri yaaddaasht kamzor he, doosra youtube time-to-time yeh video recommend kr deta he, me teen dafa iss ummeed me dekh liya he k kissi butt shb ki kahaani ho gi jin ka koii heeron ka muamla thha, pr end pe poojnay wala butt nikalta he. not having a good time at all, chief....

[@himanshuvashisth1376]

Thank you very much for another GEM Sir ! Rex has not personally observed the things he has recorded what he might have seen, considering he was there in decade of 1850's. Sodha's who have not revealed the location of the diety under pressure might not have sole purposes of earning through it more must be protection of same. Second is temple is Jain so association with lord Shiva seems incorrect.Dwarpalas which we have in hindu temples are generally a copy of main diety in temple. So temple is almost certain a jain temple. I have opinion that it was a Jain temple and diety must be one of the Jain tirthankars. Association of Shah's and Visitor from Surat indicates the same. Rajput's have tradition of supporting and promoting jain temples. That's why we find best protected jain temples and Mewar I.e. Udaipur region.

[@salmanrashid8880]

Thank you for the correction. It is indeed a Jain temple. But I was told that Gorecha was an avatar of Mahadev.

[@himanshuvashisth1376]

Sir Bheel community in the region must be a reason behind this name.I m not sure about their but bheels in Mewar region generally have differences with Jain saints. They have superstition that Jain saints purposely divert rains enabling Mahajan community to have financial grip on them. Sometimes they attack on them during their travel to region ( As jain monk travel by foot and they pass through their habitat in jungles ). Must be a trick might have played their by linking the diety to their diety somehow.

[@sharadchandakacherla8268]

Please visit halebidu and belur India Karnataka, if interested in pillar architecture

[@sagarsansare572]

Iike the story telling, I hope you can share more photos of locations , sites. As a indian, I dont expect ever to visit these anyways and fear they will meet the Bamiyan buddha fate sooner or later

[@salmanrashid8880]

Pakistan and especially Sindh, are not Afghanistan. Here we still have some humanity left in ordinary people.

[@alitajdar4638]

Sir i request you to do a video on Derawar Fort

[@salmanrashid8880]

Perhaps. One day.

[@nomadbanda9562]

Sir mai dilli se abhi aata hun milkar woh butt dhundhte hain😁

[@salmanrashid8880]

Bilkul. Abhi aur khazano ke kahaniyan bhee hain meray pass.

[@nomadbanda9562]

@@salmanrashid8880 eagerly waiting sir

[@galaxyj812]

Saare neem key ped mat tod dena..😃

[@salmanrashid8880]

@@galaxyj812 Now the neem trees are all in danger.

[@galaxyj812]

@@salmanrashid8880 😃😃

[@shivangnisharma9448]

Mujhe to lagta hai, butt to angrez le gaye honge, kisi London museum main mileage, heeron ke baghair 😄

[@salmanrashid8880]

That idol was secreted about 50 years before the Brits arrived in Thar. So no question of it being in a museum in Britain.

[@shivangnisharma9448]

@@salmanrashid8880 I had to review this episode 😃 most temples in north India used to be controlled by Rajputs, priests (Brahmins ) were paid by them! & repeated invasions made believers (in idols) to hide them . Many such are surfacing in parts of India 🇮🇳 & usually they are being reconsecrated who know Mahadev may rise in Sindh again 😄

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[@indianavijay]

FYI surat is not in Kathiyawad .it is in south Gujarat .... kathiyawad is western south of of Gujarat which includes Junaghadh also, Junaghad is part of Pakistan as per latest MAP of your government ....

[@fayyzrasul8894]

Dafan e ren deo inha nay Har shey pat deni ey

[@syedasimbashir]

I don't think that the Arghun's would've been responsible for defacing the Temples as Sindh is not famous for religious extremism yet.

[@salmanrashid8880]

The Arghuns were never in Thar. The Kalhoras were first followed by the Talpurs. The defacement occurred during these two occupations.

[@syedasimbashir]

Even the Talpur's weren't known for being religious fanatics....this is someone else's handiwork.

[@iamjorasia]

Sir, with due respect, India do not call’s murti, a butt or neither idol , there’s reason behind it one of them is Sanskrit is non translatable. Translation change the meaning