Are Overseas Pakistanis DESTROYING Pakistan?!!? | Dil Ki Baat 027

[@lawrenceweston922]

Better to have “Brain Drain” than “Brain in the Drain”

[@khizard]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DubSalvation]

Pakistan doesnt even have drains. It has “naaliyan”.

[@abhaywalvekar]

Do they still have brains? Asks cousin marriage setup 😂😅

[@TruthPrevailz]

Lol

[@footballworld2023]

Couldnt agree more 👏

[@Reckless-mindfulness]

People are not leaving just because of the bad conditions in Pakistan, people are leaving because of injustices in Pakistan. You can stay in a place where there are challenges that you can overcome with your hard work and consistency but the problem is in Pakistan you are faced with injustice, so whatever you do you are still in a place where anything can happen to you despite the fact that you have done almost everything to stop it. Injustice is the key to destruction of a society. There's a quote attributed to Churchill, when there were talks of collapse of the UK during WW2 he asked one thing, if our quotes are providing justice to the people, if the answer is yes then we will survive this. Injustice is such a devastating force that makes you despair in the face of a challenge

[@aikaampakistani5713]

injustice, this is the key point, as a citizen it is so depressing to notice this, even i have good income

[@RAFAY_SHEIKH_47]

So true.😢

[@aj-fatima-pearl]

Hazrat Ali Ka qol hai I think Kufr ka Nizam chal sakta hai lekin nainsafi ka nahi

[@saamahmood1]

As a lower and middle class educated and professional people, they don't have basic necessity of life such as, water, electricity, education, health, transportation, security and etc these are the main reason we have potential in our country but government has no policies to provide the resources, our slogan is "hum duniya Ki behtreen fouj hain aur humara siasaat say koee taluq nahi" 😮

[@assadzaheer9]

imrando comment... not realizing that they r economic migrants and when they r treated like a third rate citizen overseas then they r mad and take it out on Pakistan

[@lonewolf6184]

The recent migration from Pakistan of well established professionals is totally different than earlier economic migration. Inflation, economy, and punishing taxes on professionals is pushing people out of country as people are hopeless that their situation will improve in coming days.

[@fahadnoor9462]

Unfortunately, since migrating in 2022, I no longer have any financial ties to Pakistan. The majority of people around me are in the same situation, having moved their families and sold everything back in Pakistan.

[@gauravipal5691]

That maybe true for you and your friends. But the remittances from overseas Pakistanis have sharply increased in the last 2-3 years.

[@-Neutron-Star]

Now please demand Sharia wherever you have relocated to!

[@syedzaffar3151]

u have done ha deep mistake and u will realize it soon... so plz keep ur nationality with u .... don't let it slip.

[@HamzaTariq-v3j]

Yeah because you can't return for claiming asylum

[@rizwankhanyz3677]

i feel proud to yourself when i listen your podcast, its very hard to make research and analysis based podcast; you are an asset for pakistani youth.

[@anfk1300]

He definitely is!! I am surely older than him but the older lot have a substantial respect for him. Glad to have him youngsters like him.

[@UnKnown-fw2mz]

Rather than discussing Internal Politics of Pakistan (since it's most unproductive and there is so much content available on that). These types of videos and Geopolitical videos are much better. Btw, you said first that you will discuss Geopolitics in your Dil ki baat series, but you never. That was the part I was most excited about, kindly do discuss Geopolitics too, the global order is shifting too. This is the best time to discuss!

[@heyimsameer]

Thanks for continuing your dill ki baat series you're such a treat, i've been wanting you to continue that since you stoped it. So yea try to upload more at least once in a week along with your podcasts and im a regular viewer of your podcast too and i want you to continue your dill ki baat series regularly, thanks.

[@mahnoorhanif5297]

very nice take Muzamil, as someone who recently left myself this was a great video to relate to. Good job

[@FTDOCTOR]

I'm just obsessed with your podcast. I also appreciate it if you put english cc in your video ❤

[@ramacvr12]

Rather than getting upset with Pakistanis moving out of the country , the best way may be to identify why this is happening. I left India and moved to the US , only to make a decent living , but I have been sending money back to India.

[@uiuxshoaib]

Bro pakistan basically runs like this. Children, friends and family sending money from abroad.

[@sanatandharma8837]

@ramacvr12 and u madrasis then polute abroad too.dirtiest area in US n Singapore r places where Tamilians live

[@uiuxshoaib]

And you know what's wrong with this model? Now the bills are so high, cost of living is so high that basically people are asking for loans from relatives. I would say the Govt is legally robbing the citizens, and I'm one of them. They take loans with Interest from IMF and then take more loans to give the previous loan back, I mean you can see where this is heading.

[@User-defined-000]

Finally DILL KI BAT is here Thanks alot ♥️

[@AtiqueWaghani]

Bravo 👏 Can’t agree more. Thank you Muzamil for putting it so brilliantly, it’s something I also used to explain to my friends in Pakistan and I’m sure majority of your audience will agree with it.

[@muhammadrehangul5178]

Well explained with great references. Really appreciate this. Love from Lahore Pakistan.

[@zain2000k]

I absolutely loved this discussion. As someone who holds the same views and have been saying this for a while, I'd like to say that you captured the emotion really well, covering all the points with eloquence. Bravo!

[@ZiaSyed_USA]

20:50 I disagree with your point here. Pre PTI era, people were migrating for lack of opportunities in Pakistan. Post PTI aka current era, most of people moving abroad were actively participating in the economy like highly skilled doctors, engineers, businessmen, media persons, freelancers etc. They have the opportunities and the resources to remain in the country but they chose not to. And they are not only moving out but actually moving their business, some generating income in dollars. Point is that It is a whole different kind of migration.

[@saifalikhan3843]

congratulations you are a youthiya

[@ZiaSyed_USA]

@saifalikhan3843 I do not understand the term that you used. Also, I am not clear on what you are trying to achieve with your response.

[@codifa5847]

Lol things were getting worse since PTI came to power😂. In 2021 still 6 lakh left

[@sadafaliahsan8542]

Here is I how I saw brain drain in Pakistan and you can judge if it hurts or not 2020 I was waiting in emergency of children cancer hospital at Indus There was a beautiful 7 years old pathan boy with a large plaster on his legs the doctors and nurses kept being extra kind to him but his father’s eyes I will not forget they still give me shivers I remember thinking they looked like the darkest holes of universe the grief and helpless sorrow still haunts me today He was from Afghanistan they had specific come to first Peshawar then shoukat Khanam and now to Indus finally to get a verdict that cancer was incurable and the child leg must be amputated tomorrow It had taken him 17 months to get to today where it was too late

[@timerwentoff]

Many thanks for sharing.

[@SulemanAbbas-jp3im]

what brain drain has got to do with it, dear?!

[@nope-k2r]

Tu Afghanistan mein acha hospital banadein agar ham tu Pakistan mein brain drain nahi hoga?

[@sadafaliahsan8542]

@@SulemanAbbas-jp3im Better opportunities for oncologist in Peshawar would have caught and removed the cancer in the child leg once it gets to amputation level it significantly reduces the prognosis or survival rate as well I shared this story not as counter argument but a detail that should not be forgotten

[@sadafaliahsan8542]

@@nope-k2r yes a good hospital anywhere is a good opportunity for professional growth for all health care professionals and don’t underestimate the great selfless service Pakistani doctors provide in places like Indus SIUT and shawkat khanam

[@arishkhan7235]

Sir, you changed my perspective on Overseas Pakistanis. Even though I never cursed or teased them, I always quoted "Paywasta Reh shajar se Umeed e Bahar Rakh". This video taught me that you can graft yourself onto a different plant, and it won't change your origin. It taught me that connection is possible without clinging to the diseased part, you can be the cure. The reference to Iqbal and Islam was beneficial in connecting the dots. Thank you for keeping us sane!

[@ShahzaibKhan-oc3ui]

The government has yet to fully grasp the catastrophic impact of the ongoing brain drain among doctors in Pakistan. This mass exodus is leading the country toward a healthcare collapse. As a medical graduate, I can personally attest to the dismal health policies in place, where physicians are severely underpaid for the overwhelming workload they endure. Not too long ago, only around 50-60 graduates out of a batch of 350 at my university (King Edward), would consider leaving the country to practice abroad. However, in recent years, that number has skyrocketed to 180-200. Pakistan's healthcare system is in a rapid decline, and if this trend continues, the consequences could be dire.

[@PakistanSimplified]

As an overseas Pakistani, I found your analysis in this video really interesting. It’s tough to leave Pakistan, but the current conditions have made it increasingly unviable to stay. There’s a significant discrepancy between the lives of overseas Pakistanis and those living back home, which inevitably leads to conflicting opinions on policies and politics. It’s truly sad to see so many educated Pakistanis leaving due to the state of affairs. I hope we can find a way to bridge these gaps and work towards a better future for our homeland!

[@shehzadmalik944]

You are 100% right. But this brain drain has severe impact on family system.

[@aniqasiddiqui9082]

I agree with ur words, we need to train our people for earning outside the country. Indians ko dekhain tow saray gulf may indians he bethay hain and they support their family and friends and bring them there , we need to train nurses .i.e. Living here in riyadh mostly hospitals have indians or Philippino nurses. And i m sure there is lot of work for Pakistani nurses also. like this We need to channelize those talents.

[@AbdullahSalim-h8m]

Muzammil - Well done.

[@footballworld2023]

Thats true according to UK government 2.5 lac people from India moved to UK. From a country growing at 5-6% a year to a country nearly hitting recession.

[@sumiyafakhar3865]

Being a Pakistani living abroad I agree with you. Keep doing great work! May Allah keep our country safe🥰

[@criticalthinker5764]

Our country . ? Never loyalm

[@SammyShah-ot1bc]

پچاس ہزار ڈالر فی کس سالانہ آمدنی ہے امارت والوں کی اور ہزار ڈالر ماہانہ تنخواہ دیتے ہوے موت پڑتی ہے ، بدترین استحصال الگ سے کرتے ہیں ، اور ان کے گلے ختم نہیں ہوتے ،

[@kabirkhalid3734]

You, ve made it a lengthy video Informative, but make it concise.

[@n2201]

For India and Pakistan, the diaspora in Gulf countries only sends the money back. Citizens in Europe and the US are not sending as much money back. EU and US residents invest there. The difference between the citizenship laws in I & P, India does not allow Indians who have foreign nationalities to vote in India. Pakistan allows them to become a member of the government.

[@hamzahanifmsg]

Assalamoalikum. Hamza Hanif from Japan. Came to Japan in 2016. I wanted to join digital branding classes but it is too expensive.

[@sheharyarpiracha2067]

In my opinion don't need click bait for terrific type of content u make 🎉🎉

[@awaistariq1621]

I think whoever can and want to migrate should - its both good for Pakistan and for the individual.

[@nerdslife24.7]

Absolutely amazingg analysis!!!!

[@AsharKhan-f4f]

There is a difference between migrating within a country and migrating out of country🤔

[@rimsharimsha5861]

Best video 👍 much needed

[@MuhammadAwais-ul7cf]

Incredible conversation

[@sualehaowais4201]

Call me old school or what, but I always find this format better than the livestream conversations 🙃

[@ChaiPani007]

Completely agree with your opinions. I am an engineer here in the US and I'm pretty sure I would have been unemployed if I was in Pakistan. There are a lot smarter people who are already holding onto the limited job opportunities in Pakistan so there is no brain drain. And I have sent over USD 200k to Pakistan in the past 10 years and plan to invest another USD 200k-300k in the next 4 years. I don't think I could have done more for Pakistan by living in Pakistan. And I'm pretty sure there are millions of other people like myself.

[@chamirchamir9421]

Dear Muzammail, A short review to your Perspective and Analysis. 1.Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Migration purpose was personal finance? Purpose was Dawah , life threat. 2.M.A Jinnah , Allama Iqbal reason to move Europe was Finance? To live in better economy? Purpose was Learning and understanding, not in search of job. 3.In history people move it's normal! 😮, That was moving based on too much crises and main thing is that they move with tribe, family,...not a single person. جس چیز کی بنیاد پر آرگومنٹ بنایا وہ میری رائے میں درست نہیں ،باقی بات جو آپکی کہ فی الوقت حالات ، سیکھنا ،سکھانا وہ درست ہے ،اسکی اس طرح ترجیح فراہم کرنے کی ضرورت نہیں ۔۔ (سادہ بات کریں معاشی مجبوری ہے)

[@MohsinAdeel]

Well researched... Keep educating us. Suggestion: You can talk more about how overseas Pakistanis can bridge the gap between Pakistan and foreign Markets. (address the mindset that "yahan to bahot muskilat hai tu na ana yahan". "Agar mein itni mushkil se yahan poncha to yeh kion itni asani se ponchay").

[@muhJaw]

Sir your episodes are really great regarding the economy. But sometimes its too stressful so we take breaks.

[@doctor2331-v2o]

It's simple, the desire to have a better living,, finances, wealth , education for families and peace of mind are the reason. We should not demonize overseas Pakistanis. I know this because i was born overseas.

[@inazir77]

Good work. Interesting Perspective. Will be good to have some action and practical steps.

[@neverknow5931]

Can you post the link to various articles about the Philippines export of their workers?

[@uzairakram6074]

Ap ki sari video boht zabaradast ha aur ap hi ki videos dkh dkh ke mera zindagi ki boht si chizon ke baray main nuqta e nazar badla ha. Ap ki market main credibility bhi ha aur aik following bhi. AP kyon nai course start krtay , paid kr lain beshak log boht dhara dhar ap se sikhna chahain gay. jo abhi ap ne start kiya hua ha woh boht expensive ha

[@meetshayan]

i m a good tax payer in pakistan ,,, earning good but still feeling pressurized ... the main reason is injustice

[@TheDigitalGuru430]

Most of this money comes from people working in the gulf.... other countries just take their families with them and with time sell their property back home!

[@lawrenceweston922]

Yes and no, during the initial phases … yes many Pakistanis do sell their properties and take their money out of Pakistanis; however many especially those from continental Europe never fully adjust and still retain strong ties, while those in the US enjoy a high standard of living & send back a lot in the form of remittances & charity. The UK has a large number of retirees living in Pakistan as well

[@Sandman9811]

Pakistani government wants $$ of overseas Pakistanis, but it won't allow them to vote. Double standards

[@hawk__]

That much honesty about the click bait title? Man! I'm choosing not to close the video .

[@abdullaharslan5618]

The problem is in our mentality you said 1 can teach 10 others but how many of us actually want to teach. There is a term called professional jealousy and this starts right in childhood when your parents expect to be number one. Here nobody is willing to give his/her position in any field. Whether you're on the high post or low you can't see anyone at your level. Most of the overseas Pakistanis feel a burden when one of his family members comes abroad. So i think it's difficult to train someone everyone is selfish here sadly.

[@faizankhan-wk8ht]

The only reason educated and professional people are staying in Pakistan is because of their old parents for whom they worry and love and that's/ should be the very important reason. Otherwise more than 50% of population would have/ had left. And Pakistan was like this for the past 50 years, nothing has changed since then, as we moved out of Pakistan we then do the comparison and conclude the situation is very bad in Pakistan, its not bad it was consistently bad since the past 50 years. So people who are still in Pakistan or staying in Pakistan wont notice that much against the people living now living abroad.

[@abdullahsalik7078]

The amount of thinking capacity this dude has >>>>

[@AhmadKamalkhan-k4m]

Beautifully defined ❤

[@MuhammadFahad-t3k]

Show this vedio to that officer.which tell the australian man by abducting his brother to stop tweeting about Pakistan because he is foreigner now.

[@ZS0719]

Anyone who is on the WRONG SIDE OF HISTORY!!! In Pakistan right now… anyone who is not supporting Imran Khan ,Anyone who is supporting the current govt and the army chief , should not be listened to!!!! Muzamil get in the right side of history!!!

[@HealthElites]

Not good video. You're just backwards rationalising your actions in the guise of others leaving. If you want to leave Pakistan for better prospects then accept it. Pakistan is economically, commercially and morally destroyed.

[@Soical.biography]

stronger economy and unity of nations is very important..brain drain is the not a solution of life changing...مضبوط معیشت اور قوموں کا اتحاد بہت ضروری ہے.. برین ڈرین زندگی بدلنے کا حل نہیں ہے

[@greatgatsby6953]

I am a 2nd generation British Pakistani & I absolutely agree with all of what he is saying! Some of the points are very well argued e.g. the Prophet's flight from Mecca to Medina.

[@noumanabbasi9547]

​@@PA-hf7gy to you may be because you are not even muslim so what can any muslim expect from a right wing hater like you....

[@syedzaffar3151]

dont compare ur flight with Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) hijrat ... that was for DEEN nd ur for money

[@rawahakamran9544]

You are totally wrong. He migrated to avoid persecution and it was temporary. As fer fiqh, Muslims are allowed to migrate to non-muslim lands under such circumstances if they are your LAST option and return back as soon as possible. Permanent economic migration to the land of the kuff@r is totally Haram and forbidden.

[@Legend_Hunter_Original]

@@PA-hf7gyare you an ex Muslim or Hindu who is going undercover on Pakistani videos?

[@greatgatsby6953]

@@syedzaffar3151 True. That is a very good point.

[@MrsbilalMrs]

Muzamil I remember u said that you will start series about investments financing stock exchange etc and what about that when you will start.

[@harshittiwari7424]

Very informative video... thanks muzzamil....Ignore hate comments...love from india.❤and please make a video on s Jaishankar latest visit to pakistan for SCO meeting....what'll be the discussion and agenda of the SCO.👍

[@sidradanish621]

Pakistan KY dushmano shetani quwato ko ignore na Karyn plz...look how they start destabilizing the peace before SCO..Chinese Nationals per attack hogaya...ik TU justice nhi uper se law enforcement agencies kia kaam kerti hai ..failure in their part.....iss halat mei Pakistan ka survive kerna hi mushkil hai growth kerna TU dur ki baat😢..Allah reham kery hum per...

[@syedmujahedali9685]

Well hijrat with in country doesnt change anything but shifting to diff country for education then earning directly change ur life ,u wont come back ,only for holidays .So the question is if abled youth dont solve thier nations prob who will ? The political environment in all states doesnt represents ppls problems .member of parliments do not even know what problems pak is facing ,this is why we get more dissapointed when our youth just think abt thier family and thier economics

[@omargarcia5863]

Wah, wah, kis sawal kia hay? To solve ANY problem, FIRST nation as a whole, need to accept it as a problem and then ACT on it. Sirf batain karnay see kuch nahin hoota. Biggest problem is, people in Pakistan don't consider "theft" is wrong or "lying" is wrong. Electricity theft, water theft, lying all day, make your house or "extend" your house on the piece of land which is not yours etc. (it is a very long list). But the Fundamental problem in Pakistan is that, people think it's "right". The reason they give "oh I do this because I am poor". It is totally other way around. People are poor because they commit daily "thefts, and frauds" of one or the other thing, with out even thinking that, it is wrong. Basically, the people have fallen from the lowest rank even, when our Prophet (PBUH) said "if you cannot stop or say any thing about something which is wrong, then at least consider it wrong in your heart". Pakistanis, by and large have fallen even below that level.

[@UniqueChameleon]

No they are the true Brand Ambassadors of 🇵🇰

[@ranamuqtadir]

Correction: Family k sath rehny waly bohet kam paisy bhaijty hein.. mostly single bhaijty hein

[@snkumarkumar1859]

The question is how you relate to your diaspora, is it based on nationality or religion. The nature of bond between diaspora and parent nation will determine the outcome.

[@wadoodrehman3669]

Repeating same thing again and again 😊

[@portal-jx5pu]

I'm doing hijra from uk to Pakistan. The only people that treat Pakistanis with respect are other Pakistanis

[@Soical.biography]

.Muzamal, there is no brain drain but the human greed is supreme peak the people who are going abroad if they work within pakistan and spending valuable money 💰 they helps full for others too, but some time leak of opportunity and Offers they get avil.

[@sapiens6875]

Zakir Nalayak says otherwise...

[@1234fsdfdsf]

The mastery of the obvious is amazing.

[@anfk1300]

It has become a necessity for at least halal earning middle class. Just had a massive robbery at our place costing a whopping amount of financial loss. It wasn’t just an asset loss it was earned by multiple people, it was many people’s lifelong savings turned into assets. People who are educated and do not opt for easy money, theft and bribery have this decent option to exit the country so they can utilise their potentials and think out of the survival mode and achieve big.

[@HamzaPKR]

Whilst I agree that the negative sentiment towards those wanting to leave the country is wrong, I would argue that the time of structuring emigration as an industry has already passed. AI is and will only accelerate to replace manpower in the developed economies. Whilst Pakistanis should continue to seek emigrating to whereever there are better opportunities in afraid we have already missed the opportunity you are mentioning

[@JunaidK]

You seriously think it is SHOCKING?

[@umarraana]

totally make sense!

[@abu2musa]

Thumbs down for click bait

[@shayanparacha2406]

People of the Philippines send unskilled labor we are sending our top people abroad those people who can make a lot of difference in Pakistan i agree economic opportunities should be better for these skilled people

[@pakistanmastermapping]

To nokriyan do na

[@CuriosityJuice]

Brilliant insight! Curious question and thought for you. Why brilliant people like you in Pakistan does not participate in elections. I see brilliant minds even from southern punjab or interior sindh or balochistan are not actively seeking participation in elections. Thanks for educating next generation of Pakistan.

[@aikaampakistani5713]

very nice! you should share info about career counseling or useful links of skills

[@iamglad1359]

I have 2 masters degrees and a Ph.D and I left Pakistan 25 years ago. I am glad I did so. 😅

[@Zeczam]

Why *is* everyone leaving Pakistan? Corrected it for you

[@usamarasheed2818]

Reasonable answer Bus Nationalism se relate krna mere liye bhut mushkil hai Han Religion as a reason bhut hai Pakistaniyo ki madad krne ke liye

[@kingson91]

Note for your editor: kisi bhi Nabi ke sath jo image/photo ghair muslimo nai assosiate ki hai wo un logo nai ki hai wo ghair muslim hai, as a Muslim istarah karna Iman sai hath dhony ke mutaradif hai azeem gunah hai. Thanks ❤

[@MuhammadNaeemMalik]

@12:31 "app jo patt lein aap nhi3 rok sakte" 😂

[@gokhalem]

I do not agree . When you compare people (people migrated / total population) who were leaving before Pakistan became unstable versus today, the ratio comes out very close. Its just that the population increased drastically so the numbers are looking bigger. Same is with India. Actually we desi people have a "kida" for going abroad and work not for the sake of making money but it's like a virus like tendency.

[@greenshorts284]

Best content ❤❤🎉👍💯

[@MuhammadAwais-ul7cf]

Marvelous talk

[@SajidHussain-jt7vo]

Actually I am not moving toward city but city moving in my village and destroy my country agriculture in Future we will not have food to live please build multi story building in Pakistan

[@daniamohsin9485]

That is so true ,i have started noticing this thing. In near future we will have to import food item as well😢.

[@sidradanish621]

Axtually...we r importing ..!!😢

[@imranmalik8133]

Ek dusre ki taang khechna chod do country tab taraqqi karegi …

[@sidradanish621]

Nice talk ..justify kiya achy se...aur sahi baat hai..amaal ka daromadar niyato per hain...growth ky lia jana buht acha idea hai...aur mulk se jory rahyn .negative comment zyada tar woh log kerty hain ju ap se hasaad kerty hain..pakistani hasad kerna choryn aur kaam kse kaam rakhyn

[@meetshayan]

also role of FBR and their disgraceful behavior even with registered and good tax payers is the main reason for wealthy person to think moving abroad..........the system is designed to increase corruption and not help tax collection

[@NomanAli-dd8dk]

this form is importan muzamil why dont you under stand. also we need a monthly synopsis by you from all guests in dil ki baat where you talk about most important things your guests said. or where you had difference in opinion from your guests and why?

[@ulhaqanwaar1]

I think it's dangerous for people giving opinion over Pakistan while not living in Pakistan. Maybe it's not but to be honest eventually you'll lose context of Pakistan and the issue of a common Pakistani

[@usamaafzal2950]

Have you ever heard the word internet?

[@mustafasiddique286]

AGREED TO YOUR ANALYSIS. 💯

[@muhammadasiffarooqi7672]

Good strategy on clickbait 😂😂😂

[@Alizaiblashari-w8h]

I am not understanding what is meant by these comments on this video 😮 plz can you help me by explaining it?

[@muhammadasiffarooqi7672]

@@Alizaiblashari-w8h see the starting video. When he's discussing clickbait

[@Personalid-g1h]

Not ideal country for online freelancers KZbinrs etc .because internet connectivity is falling day by day not giving isps full speed .if you are the person who rely on totally on online work .then choose nomad visa where most of countries are ready to give you visa . Pakistan is totally waste of time we don't see any bright future and any possitivty on upcoming years . Before you so late we need to evaluate this country peacefully

[@LearnWithBaig]

This video was very informative.

[@ismailkhanwp4332]

Jab apko ghar se discourage kiya jata hai to phir aap bahir bhagne ki koshish karte ho like apko apna baap hi discourage karain to isme ourseas Pakistani ka kusoor nahi hai apko itna time hi nahi diya jaata ke aap reading karain

[@ThriveWithMe101]

i feel proud to yourself when i listen your podcast, its very hard to make research and analysis based podcast; you are an asset for pakistani youth. ❤💯

[@studyiqpakistan311]

We dont need shahid anwar stuff anymore

[@iffatraza1848]

U talk really well but it's lambi discussion gets bored

[@haseebarshad7451]

Please call sir nabeel sabir from tft training. He'll tell you how to solve teaching.

[@SGTRFAHAD]

Should we go out of pakistan to get ti know what is the reality of the world when you donot know anyone