Pakistani Drama Ruined My Marriage | Junaid Akram Clips

[@priyankasawant8960]

Pakistani drama plot - 1) poor heroin... wants to study.. is struggling for her identity.. rich guy sees her.. falls in love.. direct rishta.. shaadi.. taleem gayi tel lene.. Plot 2) poor hero.. toxic relatives.. he wants to marry mamu ki ladki.. chachu ki ladki loves him..phupi wants him to marry her ladki.. he marries phupi ki ladki coz she is a living hell.. divorces phupi ki ladki.. marries mamu ki ladki.. doubts her.. divorces her... Chachu ki ladki sacrifices and is happy... Plot 3) mix and match the above 2 plots and you get infinite stories..😂

[@Pathan264-f7q]

😂😂

[@PASHA.55555-H]

And what about your endian dramas even movies😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@priyankasawant8960]

@@PASHA.55555-H we are good as long as there is no incest😂... Also it's India not how you spelt it... I dint disrespect your country by saying Fukistan. Did i?

[@EvolveYourBrain]

😂

[@nazartech896]

What a observation 😂

[@shakti182]

Indian supreme court scolded Ekta Kapoor for ruining young minds with these stupid family drama.

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

And then the same supreme court didn't allow "Humare Barah" to be released, it seems like instead of secularism, they are following Islamism

[@MsThe90]

But koi fyda nhi hua

[@pradhyudh]

Supreme court has to decide the price of idlies, butter chicken origins,y versus v tilak on elephant. Ekta Kapoor's serials,do they have any other work, i am so sick of them.

[@sitarampradhan8488]

Don't call this name call it supreme kotha. They give unnecessary lecture instead of solving pending cases.

[@jyotivyas9286]

ऐसा कुछ नही। कुछ भी। 😂😂 sc टॉप लीडर। सब पता है। क्या

[@faizaarshad4934]

The irony is you think bachay peda krna or unki parwarish ek bht hi chota sa kaam hai. K pehle apnay ghar pari hui thin or ab susral me aa kr par gae hain.

[@zhin8294]

Hmm maybe he didnt use the right wording but I dont think he was saying that... At least i dont think that was his point. Bohot se ladkio ki ye soch hai k jaise shadi se pehle b koi un ko sambhal rha tha, shadi k baad b koi sambhale ga. And this is a broader issue in our society is liye un ki soch is tarha hoti hai. Aur isi soch ki wajha se bohot si ladkian puri zindagi pampered hone ki used to hoti hain aur kisi b tarha ki adversity ya resistance unko bardasht nai hoti. Not all women but many pakistani girls are like this. Everybody knows k bacho ki parwarish karna asan kaam nai hai. I dont think anybody can deny that. But again, aj kl ki middle class family mein bacho ki parwarish sirf ma he nai kar rhi.

[@TheWarriorEmerged]

No, Pakistani dramas did not ruin your marriage, you destroyed your marriage yourself.

[@nerdybunny2367]

Thanks Junaid, for picking up this story. 🙌 I'm an Indian working woman and recently got into P-Dramas, mostly because of 'Zard Patton Ka Bann'. What a heartwarming show, with the same innocence and humour as it was in 'Panchayat'. Stumbled upon a few more dramas and can say they are all absolute shitshow. I'm talking about the superhits (Tere Bin). Now, I know Zard Patte is an exception and I can go back to my dark suspense thrillers. 😅 Love it, how you have touched up on everything that I wanted to ask a Pakistani: why women are not visible in public places, why do they need someone else to drive them to places, why college education is always questioned, why job or career has to be pursued only when there's an absolute need for.... And please take it all with a pinch of salt, I have no intention to throw shade. We Indians are no better. Our women also have to deal with the exact same issues but our urban population is surely doing better comparatively, with lot of room for improvement. Women safety is a nightmare here as well, but not a paranoia that we have caged our daughters from exploring college, workplaces etc. Thanks so much for keeping it very factual and neutral. 💯 Would be very insightful to explore what a native man 'brings to the table' in a marriage.

[@garimaarya4665]

no no zard patton ka bunn is a very empowering show but I can suggest you some more which touches very sensitive topics - "Hum kahan kay sacchay thay", one on going is "Jaffa" , it might seem like a normal family drama at first but then with a pinch of romanticsed plots it touches some sensitive topics like - forced marriage, child abuse leading to a psychological ill adult, domestic abuse and then current track is lack of capability in few males to become a father. I don't remember any Indian drama dealing these topics in a natural manner. "Breaking news " on green tv is also one . Actually there are many

[@sabeeen_01]

There is a drama "Hasrat", usmain larki ka haq hai ke uska alag ghar ho apne jeth se. Lekin usko normally thori dikhayein ge. Pehle usko badtameez dikhayein ge phir larke ko mama's boy dikhayein ge. Aur maa ko maar dein ge. Joint family ko log ziada ache samajhte hain.🤮

[@taetae......]

Haha true

[@zhin8294]

Lagta hai ap is show se parasocially attached hain 😂 kaheen apne uper to nahe dal rhi is k plot ko?

[@sabeeen_01]

@@zhin8294 💀 Nahi behen. Allah na kare main wesi banun 😂

[@AbdulWaheed-vv2kd]

As a man this man was a real piece of shit. He divorced her just because she became little comfortable and wanted to have some good time if not pakistani drama then by something else. As a muslim men you were suppose to provide and take care of her needs.

[@seeya7610]

I personally feel that in Pakistani couple lack of friendship & understanding. They mostly lack compatibility & on the top they bring in third parties in their relationship. I agree with you, that Pakistani women/ princesses are taught to be fully dependent on men financially as religion gives them a right, there’s no concept of team work & helping each other out. Similarly most typical Pakistani men are taught to hover their wives & force them into situations what they don’t like and stressing them out especially involving their families into the relationship. In this guy’s case, there was no compatibility in the first place. He wanted some sensible progressive smart woman and forced into typical desi woman. They didn’t even get enough time to bond and eventually helping each other out in their personal growth and he brought in another woman in the household who would be staying at home and poking his wife. If they had given more time, getting out of covid situation & then work on goals and him helping her learn to be part of system etc marriage probably would have survived.

[@RR-bv5wq]

The poor Pakistani male wants the best of both worlds, if you want a working woman, who is independent, and has a mind of her own and who takes care of everything, then first get ready to do half of everything in the house, around the house, and then because you are copying west here, then in the west the parents in law(especially in Europe) have no say in their son's marital life, they don't dictate or even advise unless asked for advice and the married son's meet them only on two occasions Easter and Christmas, that also if he is not celebrating it with his wife at home or with his in laws. If you want to emulate the west, then emulate it entirely, not that the wife is working outside and she is doing all chores inside the house too, you get to keep her entire salary and then on top of that your mother can be the mother in law from Pakistan(scolding, making faces even if treated very well and all the usual eastern saas toxic stuff). If you want a wife, who does everything at home alone, then don't expect her to work outside and earn money, marry a digest reader and even then you will have the fireworks at home, but at least she will tolerate her mother in law in the same home.

[@yasminkhan6554]

Gosh well fucking said babe, applaud 👏 u….. u deffo was raised by a Queenie -- respect

[@sameenshahid7457]

Wonderful comment ❤

[@standardreply1569]

Hi Junaid, Some of your analysis is good, but when you start giving career/personal advice, you sometimes come across as pretty insensitive. The purpose of marriage is not just to win over a career-oriented man or woman; it's more about having someone to share your life with. As an overseas Pakistani myself, I know that many men and women from North America have a tendency to put themselves on a higher pedestal and look down on those living in Pakistan. It sounds both pathetic and arrogant when someone says that another person lacks the mental caliber to match them. I would never marry someone so proud or trust anything they say. I consider myself very career-oriented but am married to a woman who is a doctor but not so career-focused. I found her to be a perfect life partner, a very humble and kind human being. Alhamdulillah, we have been married for the last 15 years, and I consider marrying her the best decision of my life. On the other hand, those who judge people by considering them inferior often end up alone. Marriage isn't a business; it's about having a partner who completes your life and shares a home with you.

[@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf]

Good 👍

[@sab-ali]

Absolutely marriage is not a business. Thank you.

[@healwithquran5032]

finally you said it I was so amazed at his take...

[@faryalanwar6980]

Sir with all due respect you seem like an aged/mature person you probably got married 15 years ago, he's talking about today's generation who is recently graduating and getting ready for life and marriage etc and I 100% agree with him on this that Pakistani youth lacks ambition they have no hobbies and healthy habits like us from older generations or who grew up in the 90s

[@may_moona]

Jin larkion k life me koe career goals hoty hein un se koe shadi nae karta k ye ghar nae basa sakti 😂 what an irony, I m from Quetta BTW and have some goals and working towards them, yes city is conservative women dont move freely but you can find educated people

[@Says19]

Can you talk about the ton of house work housewives do? Most of women not in house sitting. there is alot of work. from cooking, cleaning, washing these men's undergarments. Managing house and kids.... No man would want to do equal or more house chores

[@neetashah1572]

If you cleaning everyday than your house would never get dirty so not time consuming ,cooking breakfast and dinner because people at work they don’t come home for lunch and washing clothes lots of people have washing machine

[@MrsSheen-zo9sm]

​@@neetashah1572It's not that simple. You gave a very sweeping statement.

[@zhin8294]

​@@neetashah1572 ye aisa banda hai jis k comment se saaf pata chal rha hai k zindagi mein kabhi aik kaam nai kia is liye sb cheezo ko "simple" keh rha hai. Vo banda jis se 5 push ups nai nikale jae ge agar koi keh de to 😂😂 I am a male and I have had to do this stuff many times aur mujhe pata hai k ye sab mazak nai hai, kapde dhona, mop lagana, ata dough banana, ye sb kaam maine kiye hue hain aur ye sab high intensity kaam hain aur meri khud bas ho jati hai ye sab kar k hala k main regular gym lagane vala banda hu. Jb tk ap ayese kaam khud try nai karo ge tb tk ayese nonsense comments dete rho ge. You should actually try this, tb he dusro k kaam k liye appreciation aur empathy aye gi tum logo mein. Varna bs dur se dekh kr asan kehte rho ge.

[@DrSesiddiqui93]

Them don't get married abroad or man working living brought up in abroad I saw even 18 years old women will get married with 45 years old man if man is working or settling in abroad

[@tahahaider5836]

Kam to krne pren ge, lekin sirf apni family k, khawand k maa bap k nai, but apne krne pren ge

[@hafzazafar6354]

You are the only youtuber whom I watch. Apki podcasts se hmesha kuch na kuch seekhny ko milta hai. I am watching you since Covid. I am 25 a CA finalist. One or two guys from my CA community approached me for marriage and they demanded to leave your career or bs ghar pe beth kr shadi k bad bachon ki parwarish krna. Islam me nhi hai k aurat kama kr laye. And there is type of people who says k shadi krni hai to ghar k kharchay adhay adhay kren gy. ghar k kharchay aadhay or ghar k kam puray krny hain to yahan pe mjy phir princess mindset wali larkiyan he sahe lagti hain jo na zyada struggle krti hain. Or unhen kharchay aadhay krny partay hain bs ghar bethy dramay dekhen or shohar k peson pe ayashi kren. Yahan achay mindset k banday nhi miltay Pakistan me. I a really frustrated from these rishta cultures. Yahan k larkay, larkiyon se b zyada PRINCE hain. Ghar k kharchay adhay krny me mujhy msla nhi lekin phir inhen jb kaho k ghar k kam ba adhay kro phir ye log kehtay hain k hm typical mard hain

[@hafzazafar6354]

Or yahan ka ek msla ye b hai. These rishta People don't see the achievements the struggle I have done in my life. They comment like 25 saal umar zyada hai. Matlan ek 29 saal k larkay k liye 25 saal ki umar zyada hai. Rung thora sanwala hai, baal thoray km hain. Piyari bohat hai. Like why the hell they prople dont see us more than the physical appearance.

[@WrittenByMasooma]

This is so true in Pakistani rishta culture. I hope you find a good man who values you and your achievements.

[@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf]

I feel for you. Pakistan main bhi ab aise hi hai. Joint family system has ruined so many things. Kharche poore krne k liye jo kro or phir ghar ka kam bhi kro.

[@hafzazafar6354]

@@WrittenByMasooma Ameen. Jazakillah

[@hafzazafar6354]

@@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf esa he hai

[@rz1739]

My take is that the relationship didn’t get enough time to solidify their relationship… Amman pehlay hi beech main a gain… they should have talked about this issue…baqi lagta hai the guy never wanted a desi wife altogether

[@yallahbatmurusa]

Perfect judgement 💯

[@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf]

True. Ammi hmesha apne liye soch k bahu lati hain k onko kaise treat kre gi. Woh beta k liye partner kbhi nhi lati. Joint family system ruin kr rha hai Rishton ko drame nhi. Ager ap ko lgta hai k drama dekh k larki ne toxic saas k khilaf stand le Liya hai toh yeh ghalat toh nhi.

[@mohammadusaid1910]

​@@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf Apki baten bata rhe k ap bhi wahi dramo wali larki ho ..

[@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf]

@@mohammadusaid1910 nhi bhai main tv boht kam dekhti hun. Lekin jo ird gird se sun rhi hun woh byan kr diya.

[@tahahaider5836]

​@@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf joint family sys kr rha ruin but so are the dramas. What makes you think dramas dmg nai kr rhe? I as a child used to think k apni wife ko marna sharayi tor pe jaiz hai because of watching dramas.

[@KanishQQuotes]

Indian tv shows unfortunately ruined when they switched from 13 episode format to 5 days a week episodes format This means that it's like a factory mass producing content. Leaving no spoke for actor to showcase any talent and neither writers have anything left to write except the typical formulae Though you can now finally find some good shows on ott all because they follow the 13 episode format

[@eshrana]

Atleast PK TV series are much better than Indian. Ekta Kapoor and her Balaji Telefilms single handedly has destroyed the quality of our "desi" prime time tv content.

[@lightyagami8760]

Grass is always greener on the other side. Both countries have bad shows. Its just that the reasons for toxicity is different.

[@Free_Dude]

Ab Bahot Kam Indian wo shity content dekhte hain But Pakistani Mostly yahi Shity content dekhte hain ....... Their is a huge huge difference. 19 20 ka nhi 19 aur 19lakh ka difference hai

[@sameelahmedkhatanaakacsakh3472]

Honestly I do agree

[@KanishQQuotes]

Not all shows are good in Pakistan but there's more good shows However the love triangle thing is really getting tired in Pakistan tv Indian tv shows unfortunately ruined when they switched from 13 episode format to 5 days a week episodes This simply destroyed the creative process where neither the actor has time to perform (hence the mediocre acting , action scenes etc) and uncreative writing

[@khadija4801]

​@@Free_Dudeuffff kya gajab beijjati hai .....😂

[@asimmalik2246]

What the hell is wrong with being a housewife? As per his own description would Junaid classify his own mother as a 'weli' aurat?

[@Lavi_kalyan]

You are the main culprit here.Open your eyes what your mother is doing to her,don’t blame on dramas.

[@asmasyed8987]

Totally agree , even the clothes these women in the dramas are so extravagant. Who dresses like this in the house daily!

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

Yeah most Muslim women wear burqa and soon they will also start tents like AfG

[@Junaid-Jutt236]

​@@trilokyamohanchakra6351tum a gye apni bakwas karny hamra dress tumhary dress sy bht sxha hy jis my addha jism nanga hy or devar bhabi ky palo girny ka intezar kr raha hy thats your typical indian society 😊

[@sabeeen_01]

@@trilokyamohanchakra6351 wtf

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

@@sabeeen_01 what?

[@AbCd-zo5tb]

@@trilokyamohanchakra6351 ​ @trilokyamohanchakra6351 why you have an obsession to see muslim women and even if you do go put on bikini on your mother or sister and watch them, who told you are some top notch intellectual that you will dictate rules, wtf are you.

[@Drawwitharmeen]

I am 38 years old and drive a scooty bahir mard assy daykhtty han jassy main koe ajooba hun tu main kassy chahun ge k main apni 15 sal ke batti ko bahir bhajun..... Males na society ko boht ganda keya hua hy.......

[@shaheemahmed9932]

These same men run the society and without them everything will collapse. You can be disposed off.

[@shaheemahmed9932]

These same men run the society and without them everything will collapse. You can be disposed off.

[@gardeningforall7309]

So it’s confirmed that the wife was at fault and not the mother? Just because the MAN said so? I have worked all my life and Alhamdulillah am having a very good married life but saying that a working woman is the key to successful marriage is rubbish. Dramas are really third class but did this MAN try to talk to his wife to work out something or just left her to rot at home the whole day with his mom? When a young girl marries, sometimes it’s difficult to decide everything on her own, sometimes she needs her spouse to help and guide her. You just take a point and beat about it for an hour without any insight into other aspects of the issue. Please try to address issues in whole rather than picking a side and go about it

[@MdZeeshanAnsari1]

white knight detected

[@akashakhan5811]

So, you're basically suggesting that women who choose to stay at home and raise a family have no ambition or purpose. These men who can't handle providing for their families on their own and rely on dual incomes are just lazy. Junaid may be good at talking, but he lacks a deep understanding of the real issues at hand!

[@authorminator1579]

//These men who can't handle providing for their families on their own and rely on dual incomes are just lazy.// You're wrong buddy. And this is just a judgemental statement you made that has no connection with the story of the man told in the video.

[@osamaqamar8728]

I don't know if you're twisting his words on purpose or what, but he never mentioned the word income. I will just summarize what he was trying to say is "mostly women in Pakistan lack enthusiasm, goals or hobbies!

[@AliAhmed-tm1jf]

​@@osamaqamar8728fact !!!

[@DrSesiddiqui93]

But ismai bura kaya hai abroad rehna is not easy i saw my male married friends struggling to support his family if they are here mostly wife's staying here are educated but still choose to stay home it's not really good and I saw sooner or later these families are in debt and wife has to pack up and go back

[@germantalks-m5]

​@DrSesiddiqui93 100% agreed.

[@sab-ali]

He is wrongly blaming the drama. Dramas actually reflect reality. He needs to look it that way. No girls are waiting for free money. Sub kaam krti hain. Ghar mein hon ya bahir hon

[@IloveJinnah]

Wrong! My marriage worked out well... I didn't follow any counselling from the Pak dramas.

[@DrSesiddiqui93]

If everything is going good in relationship it's means rista demage sy nibaya jarahai dil say nai

[@Shinning_Ella]

Didn't expect from junaid bhai... He clearly means women should earn after marriage? And contribute to house? Men deserve 50/50?? Do any man contribute in child raising? It's 100% responsibility of women and once you'll babysit a toddler even for a day you'll understand women have no time to earn after marriage... Household work isn't a joke itself... In reality women deserve princess treatment because it's unfair to ask for 50/50 and their princess era according to you doesn't last more than 2 years after that they get busy with their kids... Men have to admit raising a child is 10 times more difficult than having a job... If that's the demand then please raise your kids by yourself and then ask for 50/50 don't ask their mother to cook food clean around shop laundry dishes and everything else

[@ZAKIRALIJATOI69]

in western countries women also work and take care of their babies if they also have a mindset like you their country would collapse even quaid e azam also said that man and women need to work together because only then the country will progress

[@Shinning_Ella]

@@ZAKIRALIJATOI69 so you want to put all the burden on women?? Did you ever babysit a child for even one week?? Yes westren women work because they don't have any other choice and they're in constant pain... They get 50% less salary just because they'll get maternity leave... 2ndly men don't contribute usually in household and in raising children that's why divorces happen... Just because something happening somewhere doesn't mean it's good... China has alot of toxic cultural norms they put people into concentration camps then is that okay? It should happen here as well?? 50/50 means household and kids are 90% responsibility of women and outside chores and financial responsibility is 90% responsibility of men... And they only switch when one is physically unable to do their part

[@RR-bv5wq]

@@ZAKIRALIJATOI69 There you see men with their new borns in super markets looking for baby diapers, because the wife is at work, and it's his turn to take care of the child, do you see such scenes in Pakistan?

[@ZAKIRALIJATOI69]

@@RR-bv5wq have you ever heard of a baby sitter ?

[@beinline2278]

Blind womens think only they are the one who bear child.. Men do everything for child..But you womens don't want to accept it..

[@HindiMovieExplanation-wp1me]

Pakistani Dramas aka Hidden Agenda 1. Always villify Working women. 2. Men are always right. 3. Be submissive.

[@spidermann8888]

Dramas buray hain lekin is ka matlab yeh nahin hai k naukarani ban jaye aurat bahar k mulk mein ya kahin bhe. jab tak biwi linkedin pe naukri dhond rahi hai tau woh bohat achi hai lekin jesay he us ne jo dhonda chor diya hai tau woh buri ho gaye hai. donu maa betay nay larki ko bhaga diya hai aur blame dramas pe laga rahay hain.

[@Alia.sam0]

One thing I wanna say is that it’s not the women’s responsibility according to Islam to double the income. For example, she’s not obliged to provide, or double the income Uncle, rather than teaching people good stuff you are putting this in a man’s mind! Islam is so beautiful Alhamdulillah, and women have a lot of rights, Allah has made man the Haqim, not the women! Hope it rings some bells!

[@neetashah1572]

If man not earning enough ,than should the wife help or not if she wants ,it’s both responsibility to maintain the future of family .If only man working ,maybe too much pressure on him .

[@faree38green]

​@@neetashah1572kyu samjha rahi ho my friend? Inko kuch samajh nahin ana

[@MrsSheen-zo9sm]

​@@neetashah1572Reciprocally, if the woman is not able to fulfil all the duties as a mother, household manager, wife and daughter-in-law, then isn't it the man's responsibility too to share the burden?

[@zhin8294]

​@@faree38green ayisi kia valuable baat kr di us ne jo aap ko itni achi lag gayi? Mere hisaab Illogical baat ki hai us ne jis ko 2 minute me refute kiya ja sakta hai. Us k reply mein koi ayisi sensible baat nai thi jaise aap show karna chah rhi ho

[@DrSesiddiqui93]

Then don't get married to man who are work abroad or born or brought up abroad because I saw 18 years old gals from Pakistan are getting mard to 45 years old man because he is national or working living abroad

[@Booosting]

We want to see these sort of dramas because our own minds and culture is destroyed

[@kenkenken628]

Yeah rite....blame and blame...blame Denmark,also .... There is always azan on Pakistan TV channels...why not 101% pple are praying 5 prayers in mosques? I never expected such an excuse from a person living in western world 😮

[@shayron710]

Understand the main reason brother don't start commenting just for no reason.

[@kenkenken628]

@@shayron710 Thank you so much, @shayron710, for your valuable input, which I certainly didn't ask for. I must admit, your comment didn't quite reach the heights of intellectual brilliance. Nonetheless, let me generously offer my own thoughts, as I hold firm to the belief that social media remains a platform for the open expression of non-degrading and non-discriminatory comments .... Not here to refute!😗

[@shayron710]

@@kenkenken628 You are the guy who just got finished learning English and practicing here to improve your skills I get it. Comment for common sense don't use your vocabulary. M just giving my opinion yeah, do you support what our dramas are showing regarding men and women? These things are going forever I think since partition nothing has changed in our mentality.

[@kenkenken628]

@@shayron710Alhumdulliah.. @shayron710! I must say, I feel incredibly at ease with English. Not to boast, but I could easily spot more than three grammatical errors in your last response. But hey, let's just leave it at that... Perhaps a touch of maturity could do wonders, although I understand it's quite a challenge for certain individuals. Remember, it's the personal issue, not the person, that should be the focus.

[@kenkenken628]

@@shayron710 Well, well, @shayron710, let me enlighten you. If English seems to be a bit of a struggle, might I suggest utilizing Google Translate for assistance? Just to clarify, I didn't quite sign up for the drama playing out on on Pakistani TV show, nor do I lose sleep over it. However, I must admit, blaming divorces on TV dramas instead of a man's manhood did catch me off guard. 😁😁😁

[@rahatq2020]

I agree with the person from Copenhagen. I’m a Pakistani and stopped watching our dramas. It was disgusting to see painted saas and Bahu show disgusting behaviour and communication between close relationships.

[@VAPOURIZE100]

This is very true and then the overseas Pakistanis too follow the same mindsets that girls are princesses 👸 I RARELY SEE Pakistani women working at your local coffee shop or retail shops or even high end stores it’s so rare but refreshing to see the few that do choose to work for their money regardless of their family background 💯 I’m glad I was abt to help someone get into my company away from retail.. as Pakistani men we should be more supportive rather than being jealous of each others success or outright preventing women from working or making more $$ than the man

[@VAPOURIZE100]

For reference been in Canada 18 years and counting… also happy Canada Day Junaid bhai 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🎉

[@shanzasyed]

men don't know the women's world, they have no clue. and they can't even understand. all they can say is KYA DRAMEY KAR RAHE HO ?

[@tahahaider5836]

The same for vice versa. And pls dont generalise

[@saarazamaana9678]

Why is it still okay to say stuff like 'typical wife' material. You cannot generalise all housewives. Not everyone has nothing to do except watch TV all day. Its high time people start respecting homemakers. As far as looking for wives in the same place that they are living is concerned, I can tell you that the same men when they have career oriented women cannot accept the fact that they will have to contribute to household chores. They then have issues with the fact that she spends all day at work and then comes home and doesn't cook and clean and isnt treating me like the royal prince I thought she would. Men need to look at themselves first and then complain about the wives that they get. Also, a marriage ending is on both the parties. Before it was your wife's fault, it was your family's fault. First of all they should have let you get married to whomever you wanted. If that was a dealbreaker then they should have looked into what kind of girl they were looking for. It is your fault for not clearly stating before what you expected in a partner. Its very easy to simply blame the girl and dramas for ruining your marriage. How about men learn to take ownership and responsibility. P.S. I am a homemaker who left work to raise kids because I didnt want strangers raising them. Ofcourse the husband is never expected to leave their jobs to raise their kids. I spend the majority of my day picking and dropping them to and from school, swimming lessons, football lessons, grocery shopping, cooking, tidying, cleaning etc.

[@sameenshahid7457]

So true 👍

[@minahilkhan4410]

It's funny for me because here in Pakistan i am thinking about continuing my business, as i was doing before marriage, bearly watched any dramas and vlogs and my financial independence is the issue in my house.

[@adnaniftikharminhas6378]

Thats why he said most of the women not all. You are a rare example, you can not even find like yourself other in your near acquaintances

[@abdullahsheikh.official]

More power to u 😊

[@hasanmasud5296]

Ammi ney kaha 'bahir se nahi karna.' Ammi ney kaha 'oss cousin se nahi karna.' Apna Decision kiuyn Nahi???

[@TheZahra1992]

Thankyou for speaking up for this!!!

[@ahmedkauser9996]

We need to hear from both the sides before taking sides or blaming one party only.

[@pankajikhe4425]

Bachpan me discovery pe "brain game's " Vo show aaj bhi 100 times better hai aaj kal ke indian serials se 😅

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

Aur hamesha Rahega

[@sarlapurohit1216]

India me bh generally girls ka marriage ko lekar yahi concept hai.😊

[@yasmeenkhan8364]

Your videos are much appreciated as you pick good topics with through research.

[@ruhikhan6541]

I can somewhat relate to the wife here not the addiction to drama but moving abroad after marriage is reaallly lonely the obsession with couch setting and husband coming home and asking what did you do all day? You see your husband already having a life and you're mentally clocked out and dont have the energy to do any chores. There is a void that husband was not filling emotionally (my husband did Alhumdulillah he was very patient) and drama was filling that void. And shaitan already works hardest on wife and husband. Also I agree with having a hobby now I have a baby and no longer have the time to feel lonely and I also study online in islamic studies which benefits tarbiyat on my kids+I always have something to be curious about. It is important to note that hunting for money is not always so important yes strive for the best for your family but dont be that hungry that you lose your touch with empathy with others

[@rickkhan1093]

Parents are wrong and nothing wrong with Pakistani dramas. Let her work and she will get tired and never watch Pakistani dramas

[@ArifA]

This is true among subcontinent households not limited to Pakistan.

[@wilsonlobo3894]

I stopped TV..now watch OTT Gullak, Panchayat, Pathallok, Asur, Arya, Aranyak, Lapata Ladies, Mirzapur, the last hour, Mumbai meri jaan, Murder in Mahim, Maharani, aparan

[@AnweR-AmmaR]

Persian and Malyalam movies...❤

[@R.SCoolContent]

No bhai. Pakistani dramas are showing the real face of our society, how can they ruin someones marriage

[@foziasultana1552]

Non sense, I am living abroad from last 30 years,most of your thoughts are illogical you are not covering all aspects of society in Pakistan and kids raised abroad.

[@yasminkhan6554]

Agreed 💯

[@umertaimuri9260]

but junaid bhai the guy was complaining that the women empowerment narrative has caused his divorce, AND THE ( the drama Ratings) case YOU highlighted actually presents us here as a paradox.

[@salehgani9144]

Salaam Akram Bhai, I very much like your program and analysis in particular this clip because it is something I can relate to personally. I live in Uk, a British of Bangladeshi origin. I was married to woman of Pakistani and Iranian origin. My marriage broke down also during Covid. But we did have underline issues in our marriage in particular ie her divorcee friend created mistrust against me by gently & slowly instilling suspicion in her mind that I was cheating on her which was totally untrue. Also her other friends created tension in the marriage by racial comments & slurs about Bangali. And relevant to this clip, the negative impact of her watching unrealistic Pakistani/ Indian/ Hollywood movies or programs which led to her constant comparisons in every aspect of our marriage definitely contributed to breakdowns of our marriage. And from my side of the family, there was constant power struggle between my elder sister and my ex wife but I have to be fair and give credit to my ex that for sake of my elder mother and out of respect for her, she had tried her best to be cordial with my sister but unfortunately my sister was too arrogant. You probably aware court and legal system is very bias toward men and very tilt in favor of women when it comes to divorce settlement especially when it involves children and rights of coparenting. But with bless of Allah almighty a judge dealing with our case was very fair when it came to my rights over my son as a father. My ex wife was initially extremely difficult for me to gain access to my son but after much legal arguments, judge granted equal rights of access and coparenting our son. Under the toxic influence of her divorcee friend, Initially her plan was to have cut me off from my son altogether like her friend had done by cutting her daughter from her father. But fortunately, Judge saw through my ex ulterior motives and most importantly, he recognized every child needs both parents in their lives especially in their formative years. Therefore, judge made a fair decision in the interest of our son which resulted in my equal access to my son and rights of coparenting. I was the lucky father, unfortunately, there are many fathers especially from Asian ethnicity not fairing well and suffering immensely because many Asian women blatantly lie and misconstrue our Muslim religion and culture in the legal system in favor of their ulterior agendas without any concerns for the wellbeing of children. **legal system is problem when it comes divorce settlements. I wrote this extremely painful and traumatic personal experience of mine, so that I hope it can help other fathers living abroad unfortunately going through similar situations. Thank you for your brilliant contributions with your analysis and perspective in respect to all the societal problems, challenges and other pressing issues communities / families going through around the globe.

[@batsy941]

9:00 meri wali baat kar di. PAKISTAN IS NOT A ISLAMIC COUNTRY. BARA BARA LIKH DENA CHAYE YEH.

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

But a Islamic republic, right?

[@sabeeen_01]

@@trilokyamohanchakra6351 nope

[@trilokyamohanchakra6351]

@@sabeeen_01 it's a IDEAL Islamic country?

[@arielthecalicocat902]

So your language has lost a viewer here…. How come you can change girl’s or women’s point of view , u need to control your language first. Is this the way you speak infront if your mother, daughter or sisters??? Btw what do u watch which is influencing your language so bad???

[@mv98715]

in the west most women are working and have the 'goals' he is talking abt yet women are still unhappy and stressed. plus so much more broken homes. im not saying pakistani society is right but clearly there is more to the solution than just women working and 'assimilating'

[@nurinisoismonova]

So true women working outside is worst thing happened in women life 😅😅😅😅I hate it

[@sabeeen_01]

Haan haan ghalat matlab hi lena hamesha. Eik aspect main woh ache hain. Allah ne bataya hai ke joint family nahi honi chahiye lekin hamare haan woh bhi hai. Aur yahan per bhi utne hi unhappy log hain. Yahan thori na khush hain. Maar khaati rehti hain.

[@seeya7610]

How can you assume? Women is West women are happier as they stay busy & also feel accomplished end of the day. They work, they volunteer, they have hobbies, they exercise, they go on vacations, they’re busy taking their kids to alot of sports & other activities. Plus not fully dependent on men financially too. If relationship get toxic they can leave unlike making theirs and others life miserable.. Life is more secure. Better than sitting at home having no goals and always thinking negative & fully dependent.

[@scarletlady3727]

I’m a Pakistani woman who works, has kids and married married over 25 years….the BEST decision I ever made was to have a career….my marriage is stable, we have financial freedom and my kids are Both Doing pre-med ……my friends who stay home and never had a career do nothing but fight with husband and in-laws and complain

[@nawalamjad6970]

Pehley bhai ney amma k kehney pey shaadi ki, phir khushiyan larki ki zimeyaari aur Pakistan dramas ki banadi. Bhai wah!!😒👏

[@ayeshahira455]

I would be very surprised if a girl these days is becoming a doctor just to get married 😮 thats solid 5 to 6 years of aggressive study program that drains every drop of your sweat and energy I get the concept of ppl finding Dr bahus k wah wah hoti ha and later not letting them work but koi larki jo Dr ho khud dsh kbhi ye nhi chahe gi us k lye 5 saal khuwar honay ki phir zarurat nhi

[@sidrajamil6460]

A doctor here! And i definitely know a colleague who just came into dow to have a gold shot hit. And she is happy to be a house wife. All she did was fashion and a bare minimum gpa. So, such jokes does exist.

[@ayeshahira455]

@sidrajamil6460 lol a Dr here too. Surprising for ne as if its was down to me just to get married I'd rather chill n enjoy n not studying my ass off for 5 while damn years 😅

[@is6648]

I live in Italy, I work in Milan and lives in Torino, I use fast train daily to outback, it took me 5hrs daily travelling to do this job but I love it…. I am a Pakistani women, married and before marriage I said 2 point to my husband: I wanna study and do job, I did my masters from Italian university and working too I had stopped watching Pakistani or Indian dramas or Indian movies like 3 years back properly

[@asadjay1]

Another big problem is Alpha brothers ... who impose all kind of hijaab only on their sisters ... if wife stop doing hijaab that's completely fine but all alpha geeri stay there for sister only ... the sister has to live with someone else, brothers! be fair while dealing with your sister and wife

[@sadafaslam3226]

I live in Canada and I was curious about life in Pakistan so I started watching Pakistani dramas.. but it would be better for me to watch your show.

[@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf]

Choose good shows. Don't pick randomly. Good shows are really good

[@sarahakhtar603]

What kind of question is this? What r u bringing to the table? Jb earn krny ki responsibility hr perspective se admi ko di gai hai or larki ki responsibility ghr hai tou lrkion se ye expectations kun hain ky wo earn karein. Then u want to be called as MAN OF THE HOUSEHOLD? Aesey admi ko shadi nhi krni chahiye jinka mindset ye ho ky lrki akr earn kareygi uska ghr chalany ky liye. Job lrkion ky liye choice honi chahiye responsibility nhi!!

[@talha4971]

pagal nafsiyati aurat america may sub job kartay hain yahan pakistan ki taraha nhi puri life bus shadi kayliye bethay rahaya

[@talha4971]

pehly samajlia karo waqt or mahool ko har jaga hanga shuru nahi kardia karo nafsiyati jahil aurat

[@thestrangeuniverse7732]

I absolutely agree with you! Asking "what r u bringing to the table?" is such an absurd thing to ask from one's wife to be.. what else can u expect from a wife? If she's looking after your home, your children, if she's being your partner through every thick and thin, then what's the point of asking such an illogical question!

[@Monaa-fj3qf]

i think its fair to ask in todays world what each person is bringing to the table. For men it maybe financial stability and for women it maybe house/family responsibility and there is nothing wrong with it. Because today men and women can both work and be independent, so really what are both people brining to this marriage in order for it to be successful. If the men is brining money, then the wife should be responsible for homemaking, but if she is watching drama all day and doing bare minimum then its not fair for the men to be struggling all day. Vise versa, if a women is making the home and men is not bringing the money, then its not fair for the women to be in this marriage when the husband is not brining anything to the table. There is nothing wrong asking this question, on the contrary that it shows where your mindset it. I'm a women, so dont think there is a male bias here. I wish he women would answer this questions as "i'm brining my skills of this and that" or "i'm brining my education to help teach our children" or whatever. Both should be brining something unique to the marriage that is outside the fundamental responsibility.

[@wajji102]

Please understand the people like your mentality are diminishing day by day. I also heard this same thing in Karachi before Boy side even visits to Girl house. They ask if she is willing or continue doing job ? I was also surprised because middle women (rishta aunty) said it’s demand on both sides now a days, not only Boy side. She said, very few girls don’t want to do job & she further added that all girls wants to have less time in house to have limited interaction with in-laws.

[@alzshaz]

By far, the best youtuber of this country. Focuses on real issues and provides value for your time

[@MelodicTarteel]

agar aurat bahir kam kar bhi rahi ho to mojeh nahi lagta ky vo khush hai or yai reaserches bhi batati hen...vo ghar bhi sanbhaly bacchy bhi sambhaly or phir bahir ka kam bhi kary WHY??? what I bring to the table is I take care of you, your house ,your children ....what do you bring to the table ?? JUST MONEY !! If she works she has money .. what a jock (if she is doing something happy it's her choice, you can't force her to do work outside, we can do things at home with no need to go outside) I live in Quetta and the majority of the women here are business women, running different org. and doing a lot more. i am also a freelancer and an entrepreneur last question why do people want to see women outside?

[@betterlifetomarrow4197]

Your statement does not relate to the content in the video shared by Junaid Akram. He didn't say that women should or should not work; it's everyone's choice. If someone asks what you bring to the table, it doesn't mean you have to work or are being forced to work. It can also mean asking about your future plans, goals, or what you want to achieve in your life.

[@fatimah6400]

​@@betterlifetomarrow4197yes he did say that

[@fatimah6400]

My inlaws convinced my husband that ask your wife to work, if you want to own a house abroad. I said to him that you should rather tell your parents that they should have taught you to contribute in house chores. Because I am convinced we need a second source of income now, but one thing i know for sure, I will have 24 hours in a day, and 32 hours of responsibilities. From religious scholars to vloggers, everyone is telling what a woman needs to do, but nobody is willing to tell what a husband need to do. I am watching heaps of papa ki princesses cooking with all love for their husbands but i still see their loving, supportive, and helping husbands bragging about how they dont move a cup at home just to show themselves to be real men. Why? Because society tells you thats its a shame for him to do housechores

[@alitheeternity4230]

I don't think it's about keeping women outside. It's more that marriage is a partnership and two people should decide what works for both. In a traditional setting a women takes care of house while man brings money. But if you want non traditional then all tasks get divided. It just depends on what you want in a partner. If the partners goals aren't compatible then the marriage shouldn't happen.

[@sudhanshusagar6253]

A must watch movie- "Manjhi the mountain man" by nawazuddin siddiqui, its also very good movie without any age limit

[@yallahbatmurusa]

"Dikhnay mein mazhabbi hain, andar say nahi"🤣 this line is so true. 😂😂😂😂

[@deffury]

Turkish dramas were a blessing when they came 10 years ago. Their content is very expansive and cover a wide variety of issues. PTV used to do the same too but of course the coming of Cable TV brought in the Model industry into the Arts and Dramas field which created a severe brain drain in the industry. We need PEMRA to enforce ALL channels to view programs based on ALL the demographics including kids, Teens, 20s, 50s, family, working people, etc which the channels severely lack.

[@gulhasan7990]

Showing cleavage is issue because it is hotline, may ALLAH bless this nation ⚔️🇵🇸🇵🇰😶

[@fatimah6400]

Turkish dramas were full of adultery and without topics.

[@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf]

I am sorry but Turkish drama are worse when it comes to morality. Not all, but many. As far as pak is concerned. There are A and B grade dramas. Choose wisely and u will enjoy.

[@deffury]

@@AyeshaZaheer-rr8sf What morality issues? That to take care of family, have loyalty, work with the people you hate, help out strangers, have nice family picnics, go get education, learn from history.... and what does Pakistani dramas have in terms of morality? until the 20th episode the protagonists are in a pitiful state and then the final two episodes the enemies are beaten badly ...basically only two episodes worth of morality.....The only last drama with morality and entertainment was Googly Mohalla ...the ISPR dramas are ok but the rest are rehash of old bahu saas dramas.......

[@garimaarya4665]

As an Indian I find pakistani dramas much sensible , Im surprised to know that content of Pakistani dramas fuelled a domestic fight 😕. But, I think may be its different for pakistanis as we Indians have a choice on youtube and there is no fixed time slot as well. We are free to pick and choose the timings and genres of the pakistani dramas according to our taste, which pakistanis aren't.

[@fatimajabeen9828]

YOU ARE NO QUALIFIED TO GIVE THESE ADVICES....PLZ STOP DOING THIS AND REFER PEOPLE TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATED CONCELERS

[@DrSesiddiqui93]

Such py subko mirchi lagte hai

[@nadeemahmed407]

Very insightful, hit the nail in the head. Kudos from USA!!

[@jahanzaibwaheed8683]

Put Aurat march content in all dramas than junaid akram will be very happy.

[@shanzasyed]

Larkiyo ka mindset kyun nahi hota goal oriented? because of men. men who are their fathers and brothers. karey na support bante hai phir sare pakistani "CEOs". By choice koi aurat yahan vele nahi hai , jaise conditioning ki hai waise hey hai .

[@taybamalik9059]

This is exactly the concern i have about our writers who r mostly writing abusive dialogues between mother in law and daughter in law. It seems that these relations are always toxic and end u up badly so maybe his wife was just trying to defend herself before any of such nonsense starts. The dramas who show such an image like showed in drama Taqdeer and many more should be completely banned. Writers should promote positively by showing pleasant relations and environment in home and if u can't do it then make inspirational dramas like sinf e ahan etc... Drama industry should make some of these changes and stop portraying toxicity in beautiful relationships.

[@zeeshaneastchem7387]

when i used to play gta i also started rash driving on bike its true.

[@Shelovecricket]

its not about parents control only the society as well. we are still very sick people

[@wajahat-sy5eg]

I Agree with term pakistani girls princess han

[@rehanaone12]

Showing Ertugrul was the best thing PTV did, it was mind blowing to watch. I started to read Quran with translation and 5 times prayer. In pakistan no one says Salam and even in ISPR dramas they will show soldier dying without kalma-ai-shahadat. We need to stay from pakistan TV industry and read more books

[@HaleyAlex-wh7wf]

There is no liberary my friend where should i go ?

[@Fgghhnh2345]

bro, don't watch toxic shows like these which celebrate the killings of non muslims, it's the same as Palestinian are being killed but some people are celebrating it because they are muslims and no need to respect those jihadists, when they are dying.

[@Fgghhnh2345]

don't be a terrorist🤡

[@kimjr.8115]

Fir...ertugrul video bhi dekhle...sayad muzamil k channel pe

[@kawan5851]

Ertugul drama was poisonous to Pakistani society. Just show aggressive dramas to the already aggressive crowd and then you can see what is going on around us.

[@hinnakhalid7622]

Seems like they already had Pakistani drama environment in their home as he couldn’t marry anyone he liked

[@rarecoral212]

Pakiatan/india se jo ladies shadi be baad abroad ati hain unko susral wale pehle he ready karte hain ke yahan aa ke job karni hai even unko courses karwaye jate hain so they get reasy before they leave for abroad. Aisa se aai hui ladies achi khasi mehnat karti hain aur kamati hain abroad. Mein ne bohat kam ladies ko dekha hai jo ghar pe beth ke aram karti hain

[@nkhan0336]

@Junaid I dont agree with some of your points, for example i do watch pakistani dramas, i do watch daily vlogs, but then i do listen to your podcasts or different religious podcasts but i am an actuary, works full time, manage my house and my baby too, with a very supportive husband. You can multi-task just manage your time properly

[@sidramehmood1]

Cousin se ker letay to izzat main rehtay. Magar larko. Ko. Bhi zalil honay ka shauq hota hay

[@yashpednekar331]

Madam I live in the Uk and an Indian. 2 of my Pakistani friends have autistic children. It is due to cousin marriages. The Pakistani community in the UK have the highest number of autistic children. Pakistanis have highest diabetes in the Uk, in fact in the world.

[@jyotivyas9286]

यस। genome scientist revealed already. In Vaad.​@@yashpednekar331

[@AimanArif-ez5eq]

Dude belive me if she was into these dramas she never was a mature person to begin with, all that job hunting, language skill etc would have been a show or she was taught to do so in order to win you over. There are many young girls who do not like to watch these dramas eventhough if any of their family member is watching it. They are mature people, they spend their time in productive things and if they watch any movies or series they choose them according to their taste. You should be thankful to GOD that this toxic and immature woman is longer the part of your life.

[@talha2024]

Its started from drama and ended on arranged marriages. Sorry to say but this video was just an emotional shot and totally lacked intellect.

[@user-gz5mx2nd5p]

I know a family where wife spends time home making and tv and husband is trying to keep up and asks others for debt to survive. She cut off communication when I asked her to start a job.

[@sidsid9808]

Watching dramas didnt ruin the marriage. My wife watch Pak dramas all the time and I rarely did. Now, I watch more dramas than her & we are living happily. in fact, we watch most dramas together.

[@Chelseaandbarbie]

Bilkul sahi kaha junaid bhai. Pakistan mein larkia. Fantasy world sa bahar nahee arahi haan. Aur drama and films plays a very major role in ruining the mindset of girls and boys in Pakistan.

[@saalehijaz4912]

11:48 whe she can bring to the table is that she can contribute by making achieving goals easy for the husbamd, by taking care of house and taking care of children and nurturing them in a good way. But that's another thing that women don't realise it. Also they don't have any hobby except netflix or dramas. But I feel like Mr.Junaids's view in this matter is somewhat Baised. Its not like they are wylie or something they really working whole day, cleaning, cooking, washing and all. But if some is not doing it then afcorse she is a freeloader and want only to netflix and chill.

[@Ishraqiyyun]

ChatGPT If arranged marriages are like gambling, then why do love marriages have more divorces than arranged marriages? Now you will say your claim is a Myth. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@akhilchahal4960]

We Indian's are now laid toward shows like aspirants, panchayat or any series feom tvf which are giving some good content and i am happy that the young generation of girls are now not watching these shows (most of them) but still there are shows like big boss gaining popularity here

[@neetashah1572]

Will be brainwashed by big boss type drama

[@UrduPoetry-266]

I agree, how we change our country ,PAKISTAN😥😥

[@hasanmasud5296]

Yaar 'Meyri Ammi to Janat se Aeen theen sabb Qusoor Biwi aur Pakistani Dramas ka hai'. Gr8 Joke. 2nd ko bhi issi liyay chor dayna.

[@Kuldeepsingh-gw4im]

Yarrr godi media😂😂 Keh konn raha hai😂😂

[@whatsnew14]

8.45 bilkul sahe log pata ni Pakistan se shadi karo larki ki larky ki bhi matlb bahar bhi ache proposal hain why not phr divorce hoti hai ya larki Pakistan main bachy aur susral ko face krti hai

[@obaid653]

Nobody would give their daughters to these overseas dorks. They don't even compete with other guys there. It's only in Pakistan where people blindly give their daughters to these guys without knowing their full reality

[@jowairiyyaahmad]

Drama se ghar kharab nehi hota

[@yashpednekar331]

Hota hai… meri ma ka dimag kharab ho Chuka hai. Bap ka crime series dekh ke huva hai…. Har baat pe shak karta hai 😂

[@whoopeecraft]

Its not just drama people are admiring the the tiktokers their fame and life standards i know one of my friend is going through the same issue

[@beatjeat4979]

17:55 Godi media anti dote is educational and entrepreneurship?!!!😂😂😂 What r u saying? 🤣 Modi symbolizes himself as progressive and bcos of him industry , economy is growing bcos corruption at lowest.

[@noorfarazkhan8881]

Haha !mom didn't allow him to choose a girl . And the blame is my wife copied drama dialogues bhai pehly apni confusion door karein . Pakistani dramay tu dekhna he chor dena chahiye

[@JawadSoomro]

When you mentioned Ertugurul foreign content brought to PTV is a propaganda dramas. I agree with you 100000000000000%%%%. Dil ki baat kardi.

[@sufiyarahman7037]

I also don’t like big boss,daily Vlogging and free time I want to be busy and to do work continuously but I like sleeping

[@nawalamjad6970]

This guy is the guy Pakistani dramas show lol

[@ig0ddessify]

13:06 May SOUL felt that! I swear....the invasion!

[@ushnahwaris4368]

Watching Pakistani dramas feel like writer is telling his/her own family ki kahani and their phadday. It's better to expand our horizon and start watching something else. Life Pakistan mein rehte hi itni depressive hai phir q aur beragarat krein. 🙂

[@hasanmasud5296]

Why did he expect that a saas & bahu will have 'a nice family time???' How Ignorant!

[@shahbazvegeta1454]

Bhaijan hamare tv serials me protagonist laptop dho deti hai 😂