Purana Karachi ft. Abrar Bhai | Junaid Akram's Podcast#93

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Abrar Bhai is my cousin who saw the best side of Karachi growing up in the 60s and 70s. We sat down to reminisce on good old times taking the nostalgia highway and how Karachi depleted into being the least livable city from all its glory. You'd love the discussion.
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[@syedhasan7724]

Abrar bhai is a wise man, and has a very soothing voice. I could listen to him talk for hours.

[@tayyab6968]

He's 58 or inke baal check kar

[@mutaharjamal158]

So True ☑️

[@muhammedorujfaiyaz]

Completely agree with you, soft spoken gentleman. Rarely do we find such people.

[@syedhasan7724]

@Muhammad Azam Aur tum mujhey reply de rahe ho. Tou asal wela tum nikley, beta.

[@ESL142]

Follow Azad Bhai’s tips on parenting to not be blackmailed.

[@fahimansari3008]

I was born n bread in Karachi. I was born in 1957 in holy family hospital. We have lost the real glory of Karachi. You won't imagine what Karachi use to be. It was the most modern city of Pakistan. You would even find bar and clubs in it. I can go on and on. Thanks for sharing

[@mutaharjamal158]

So True sir ☑️👍

[@muhammadsuleyman4229]

Bred*

[@ntyrprblm6254]

i'm glad the clubs closed at least the haram things closed AlhamduLILLAH

[@raheembuxbaloch7909]

True Sir My Birth Place Same Hospital Sir🙋

[@ntyrprblm6254]

@@hamzaateeq353 Indeed, Islām doesn't allow us to force Islām on non-Muslims. But it does let us use force to make *Muslims* offer the 5 Salawāt, to make them lay out the due Zakah etc..

[@JamalKhan_India]

I am from India, Kolkata and born in 90s..can relate every story with my time..

[@mohammadtalha2802]

Aa\aws

[@mohammadtalha2802]

\a\aaassl\\aa\sa\wwss

[@anuragtripathi2225]

It was same on this side of the border too. I miss those golden days. 🇮🇳🇵🇰

[@zoro6256]

I'm not even from Karachi, nor are my parents from there, nor have we ever been to Karachi but I could still visualize these events and stories and literally felt as if I grew up in Karachi. The magic of storytelling!

[@user-gf3ol1ob7r]

@Najaf S. Really i love history mane 😀

[@osijazaidi5067]

Abay bhai😹

[@mobashir79]

I am Punjabi but thoroughly enjoyed his interview as I spent my childhood in Karachi. Bring him again . Well done .

[@zohaib1537]

karachi me sab rehte hen bhai

[@vantagehistory1813]

karachi me 25% punjabi he........................ koi india ya afghanistan se karachi nhi laya tha

[@hanifshaikh9813]

I am from India gujarat now I am living in Canada. Thanks Abrar bhai and junaid akram. Purani yaden tazi kardi apne.

[@shoaibkahut]

We have LOST everything GREAT in PAKISTAN :( KARACHI is one among those GREATS

[@surriyaarif173]

😔

[@siddhantsingh7606]

@Yash Official correct,take Kunal and give Junaid

[@basimsiddique8919]

Bro har cheez ka urooj aur zawal hota hai Karachi will rise again in South Asia

[@SyedZaidKazmiSZK]

I Need Purana Karachi Part 2 Love From Lahore ❤

[@researchchroniclesbyfateh6354]

Karachi hume de do, Hum thik kar denge, we will restore the lost glory..

[@faarez_official]

I have grown up in this same area they are talking about, and this podcast brought back so many memories. Thank you for this amazing podcast.

[@killuminaati]

Hmm

[@guryachohan9322]

We still live in ranchore line Gazderabad

[@basimsiddique8919]

I was born in Karachi,I grew in Karachi and in my opinion Karachi is the only place were you can find anything that you want.Karachi is the best city

[@rafeymalik3577]

Being born and raised in Karachi I can totally relate to this interview. I have been living in Canada for last 5 years and I can see how much effort Canada is now putting toward reviving sense of community because of its benefits. It's saddening to hear that we had such a strong community system and we wrecked it. Hats off to you Junaid your doing this character building of our nation which was once being done by pleasant, kind hearted and selfless people like Abrar Bhai. JazakAllalh

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@terrygeorge280]

Flashback to 1985 onwards for 2 years when I was 5 yrs and visited twice PAKISTAN Karachi ( Saudi Born ). Everything and relations were pure. Can’t forget my Granny’s House filled with love that I’ve seen nowhere.

[@thetechtron2812]

My heart bleeds what's happened to Karachi. City of our Quaid. No one's ever been just for the city. Love from Multan.

[@Cool74448]

Good to see Rohail Hayat doing well after coke studio.

[@rameez2486]

😅😅😅

[@wondarboy]

Ye qoum SARFRAZ aur ROHAIl ko na bhula paaye gi :D

[@HFVideos]

Lol

[@DANISHAKHTARAZAD]

What a episode Man!! I was raised in Karachi FB Area moved Punjab in 2007 and living here now. Life was cool in Karachi and can not forget my childhood days and friends. Lost Cricket, friends, nehari or biryani k zaiqe, Gali mohalla Ka Rolla sholla, Jume k din ki ronaqen,

[@jaweriaimtiaz5949]

This was pure nostalgia. I laughed, i smiled and i cried, watching this podcast. This was a whole journey even though i am 90s kid but i have heard thousands and thousands of stories from my father.

[@abhirupchatterjee9181]

This is probably the best podcast of yours!! Because everything is relatable,from the moholla culture to hockey craze, everything was same in Kolkata, thank you Junaid Sir for this fantastic podcast and thanks to Abrar Bhai too

[@aawishkhan]

Is it the still same there or has every thing changed?

[@abhirupchatterjee9181]

@@aawishkhan we try to maintain the culture,but now this transparency has gone,like giving cooked food to the neighbors or having lunch in neighbor's house, helping moholla people like your own family, spending nights in hospital for moholla bashinda,those things are still there but not in that extend what used to be in my father's time Me too heard from my father watching movies in one tv owner in whole moholla where everyone gathered,my grandfather's youngest brother was division hockey player and now hockey is out of scenario,but football craze is still there,so many people used to get a job through their sports quota,now those things doesn't matter. The main reason behind the greater family was we people migrated from Bangladesh to Kolkata as like as Karachi people from various parts of India,we didn't have anything with us at that time,the main thing required to survive at that moment was to stay United,we mohollawala have to solve each other's problem and stay United.From that this bindings got created,but through the generations we are forgetting the struggle aur grandparents did when they had nothing and stood up and now we got a good lifestyle and eachother living their own lives comfortably

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@Matharuclasses]

@@abhirupchatterjee9181 delhi had almost same scene during 80s 90s...

[@Matharuclasses]

@@abhirupchatterjee9181 now that fun is gone..

[@rukhsarqureshi3130]

These stories are so similar to the stories I have heard from my elders. Bombay (Mumbai) and Karachi seem so similar from these stories. The Vcr, independence day all these things used to happen in Bombay also.

[@sickboi2615]

Mumbai and karachi are similar in many ways.......

[@sewaligoswami781]

@@sickboi2615 because cultural and population dynamics were similar back then upto 70s.

[@muhammadrohaanzubairi2537]

Very true

[@affanh334]

I am from Karachi and live in Canada. Whenever I speak with someone from Dehli or Mumbai, my way of speaking is more similar to them than Pakistani Punjab

[@SufiyanPatel-xb5uw]

Serious mahn everything

[@majid9943]

The pressure that Australians went through in 1996 made their way to succeed in winning next three world cup continiously

[@hasanshah82]

I wish I had an abrar bhai here in Sydney to talk so much from our past about Karachi.

[@Rahulkumar-dg5pu]

*WOW!! JUST NO WORDS GOLD CONTENT !! LOVE FROM INDIA ❤️!! 🇮🇳*

[@maazahmed3140]

"Aik raat ghuzri hai aur sabh kuch change hogaya" this line hit me hard

[@ifahadms]

You should start a new series "Karachi Tales". Need more people to introduce retro Karachi (The Civilised One)

[@askerman3]

btw which era u are talking about

[@falcontaka]

@@askerman3 the golden one

[@askerman3]

@@falcontaka please elaborate 🙄

[@nitinraghuwanshi8487]

Love from india 🥰🇮🇳

[@khanshahorakzai1878]

〒〒

[@junaidali9939]

Thank you so much both. I remember every single thing mentioned in this video, even though I'm away from my city since 2012 💖

[@abidbold]

Bhai kiya yaad kerwa dia. Those days are gone and I wish my children may get such beautiful moments in life. sad they are in this artificial life.😢😢

[@gurkiratsingh8479]

When I hear about "the dark times" that came upon Karachi, the attack on the integration of people from different cultures, the attack on celebrating our differences, I feel sad and scared, because that's what I see in India right now. (Fun fact, Junaid Bhai says that his family belonged to Ludhiana pre 1947, and that's the city where I live in✌️😌)

[@salmankhan6609]

Ab Karachi ma jitna aman ha porry world ma nhii hoga

[@salmankhan6609]

Ab Karachi ma jitna aman ha porry world

[@sickboi2615]

@@salmankhan6609 oh bhai ye kuch zada ho gaya

[@musharebmahar1111]

Salman Khan iska matlub aapne world dekhi he nhi hay, aman to khair abhi b nhi hay, bas pehly ce kuch behtar ho gaya hay.

[@salmankhan6609]

@@musharebmahar1111 world to kisi ne b nhi deki humne to abhi tak poori Karachi nhi deki🤣

[@aliismine]

*There are yet so many good things, positive aspects to talk about in the present*

[@Diro_Nikhil]

The earlier karachi culture is a small town culture across India

[@minecraftfan7648]

Yani abhi log india mein 70s mein rehte hain

[@Diro_Nikhil]

@@minecraftfan7648 india lives in all time zones .... There are villages that speak and learn only in sankrit ...rural social setup is still of 1000ad and Mumbai lives in 2021 ....

[@sickboi2615]

@@Diro_Nikhil Bengaluru and many other cities as well

[@sumit4640]

@@minecraftfan7648 baat 70's ki nahi hai . Small town is like colony with 100K people and a colony is like family. Everyone has everything but if you make something good then it is your responsibility to share with your close one's. That bald guy said we have came in wrong way but we are not. I'hv heard karachi still have that gang culture.normal people have AK47 .

[@aryanhassan4659]

@@Diro_Nikhil do u mean to say that people speaking our ancient Sanskrit is a bad thing?🙏😒

[@muhammadumer7833]

Really loved the podcast! I was born in '97,Lahore. Was always interested in knowing about Karachi, it's people, culture, traditions and diversity. You both just showed that all to me today. Want more of these soothing and interesting discussions with Mr. Abrar Thank you so much for educating us.

[@qaisarkhurram4084]

Such a great idea for a podcast and would love to have Mr.Abrar in future videos as well

[@asifnawaz3883]

Abrar Bhai is a very humble person ♥️

[@sagarnarang984]

It was same in india too till early 2000's i really miss those days. Social media fucked up the whole world

[@CFC_cricket_IR30]

Wish someone had invented a Time Machine so we can travel back to those Eras!! Old peaceful Times full of Respect, love and harmony!!

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@zahirkhan7631]

Oh man, How soft this man speaks 🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love respect ❤️❤️

[@abraraslam1929]

😍

[@muhammadabubakar6392]

This shows how MQM and PPP has ruined Karachi by engaging us in a quarrel of Sindhi and Muhajir💔

[@KHAN-ck7qu]

💔💯😓

[@mohammadraza2705]

@Pakistani Bro PPP ko dete taake aur tabahi mache aapko kia lagta hai PPP aur MQM ek hi hai ye sab drama karte hain larai ka aap bewaqoof ho

[@mohammadraza2705]

@Pakistani Bro and its not only their fault its our fault hum kabhi unke khilaf khare nahi hue bas jee woh Imran khan ko vote dia woh sab kardega sab thek wohi karega

[@techworld9835]

PPP

[@surriyaarif173]

Sach

[@laksh9690]

Loved the podcast, it was just like how i listen to conversations of my dad with my chachu of there days . love you junaid bhai❤❤

[@ABP417]

As your podcast was moving forward, with each point my whole life in Pakistan was flashing by my eyes and trust me what a wonderful sight it was to reconnect with Pakistan 11 years after leaving it.

[@ImranAhmed-qu8sj]

Where do you live now brother?

[@aquibansari9538]

Junaid Bhai I'm 90 born but feeling proud that I can relate to everything you guys are discussing. That VCR and cleaning that head everytime and yes today watching this on iPhone X😊. Love from Lucknow 🇮🇳

[@nilofer60]

I remember as a very young child going to Karachi to visit my Nani during the summer vacations. So much of what was discussed here is part of my memories. Thank You so much for talking about these times wonderful times of Karachi.

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@amitjha3504]

Being a early 90's kid in Delhi I could easily relate .... Good Work Junaid bhai.... Great work..

[@badassadlusifer820]

I wait for your episodes every day, i don't usually comment because of lack of energy but I watch your every episode of ask ganjiswag and podcasts everyday as I play games and relax and vent out for the day. truly appreciate your effort to entertain us.

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@atharali964]

Abrar Bhai is such a light hearted gentleman. Reference of Limca was hillarious and must have brought back many childhood memories for many raised around 70/80's. Please invite him again. He's a natural and remind me of my elder wiser cousin. Living in world class city and country couldn't even scratch off my yesteryear memories of my good ole karachi.

[@AliKhan-es5wf]

Junaid brother majid khan scored century against new Zealand 🇳🇿 before lunch Karachi national stadium.

[@muzammilsiddiqui5702]

I'm not 90c but after the listening your podcast I remembered my grandmother's story 💫

[@khoonkharabakahani]

“You can go other places, all right - you can live on the other side of the world, but you can't ever leave home.” Miss you, Karachi of my childhood. 😭

[@theconquercomic]

Abrar Uncle is our principal. The inspiration model school😍

[@naushadahmed13]

Tumhare nhi hamare hen pagle😀😀

[@rizwanhaq5554]

LOL

[@iftikharbaig2541]

@@rizwanhaq5554 ماڈل اسکول پاکستان چوک کے پرنسپل ابرار صاحب انٹر نیشنل ایمپائر اقبال صاحب کے بھانجے تھے یہ ابرار دوسرے ہیں

[@danyaljamal2090]

listening to older folks talking about their times is really interesting. for me personally it takes me on an imaginary journey to a time when i wasnt on this planet

[@abdullahn21]

Felt Abrar Uncle as a Dada G in a positive way Mashallah 😍

[@abraraslam1929]

True

[@abraraslam1929]

@@TheExplorer753sure i try my best.

[@Khan-70]

Production quality was exceptionally great in this podcast , you cant get more professional than this. Even Joe rogan's podcast doesnt have this level of detail and production quality. Whoever is behind this setup , kudos really. You guys have earned my respect.

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@HOG1070]

So many similarities between our childhood, amazing. It's just that name of the festivities are different but at the end of it all humans, who are looking for some fun and good time!! Thanks for sharing.

[@amitbasu5883]

Junaid bhai, I'm from 80's Kolkata, India... Can relate each and every situation 😀

[@Latifjumanii]

Its 2:32+ Heavy raining+ Juanid Bhai's podcast 🌟😌

[@hamzanadeem2796]

MashaAllah Allah Abrar uncle ko sehat tandrusti zindagi dien Ameen. Such a wonderful person

[@bahadurkhan0022]

Wish to see once again that Mobahat wali Culture...!❤

[@ehtishamsh]

Sadly, never going to get that back 😔 We have became money oriented

[@umairkhan4689]

Abrar bhai what a graceful personallity and way of talking. proud to have people like him from karachi

[@SyedZaidKazmiSZK]

I Need Purana Karachi Part 2 Love From Lahore ❤

[@ImranAhmed-qu8sj]

I am from Lahore and I love Karachi and want to visit Karachi someday. I hope Karachi becomes great again

[@qamarmehdi6239]

Wow , this took me back in 70''s, i wish Karachi will become like that it was in 70's, environmentally. ABRARA BHAI , is very decwnt and thw way he describes is very well mannered, and well put. Hope, by the help of NGOs, youtubers, and city government, all those things will be back, esp. Yongsters, and students groups, will change karachi. GOD BLESS you for reminding golden memories of karachi and telling our new generation how it was.... Good one.....thanks

[@Singh_BaL_]

I remember my brother use to bring vcr films on rent in late 90s early 2000s and as soon as we bring the movie we put it in vcr to reverse the whole movie to see it from the beginning 😆😆 I was like 11

[@szuberi]

I can relate to all the conversation as I was a teenager in Karachi during the late 80s. I lived during that time in Hasan Square which was in the Gulshan-e-Iqbal area. The community and mohalla spirit was absolutely amazing. People were simple, happy, empathetic and we spent alot of time together whether it was eid, holidays or simply playing cricket together in the evening in our apartment complex. What Abrar bhai said about women and families being able to move about freely is 100% correct. A huge contrast to the situation nowadays. Another great reason for that amazing lifestyle was that Karachi's community was by and large secular. We never cared who is who and what your religion or maslak is or where you come from. Shia, Sunni, Ahmadis or whether you are Sindhi, Mohajir, Punjabi made no difference. We loved each other and we were together regardless the event.

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@Matharuclasses]

Sadly, ab yeh sab nahi raha..

[@seeker9036]

Junaid's Takiya Kalam: "Esa hi hai"

[@TheSaboorAnsari]

Just started the podcast and can't stop myself to say how NAFEES today's guest is ❤️

[@kashafgohar2977]

Abrar's story telling style is awesome

[@aojsibtain2259]

I just loved the guest personality so sophisticated , Junaid akram your podcast are so good watched all of it even though I am just 17 but looked like I was in a past ride

[@moeezshakeel492]

Extremely Graceful Personality. Infact, I’m from Lahore and never visited Karachi but I thoroughly enjoyed the Podcast. Loved it. 👍🏻👌🏻

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@ismailalishanqadir5120]

Abrar Bhai has got very good etiquettes in conversation loved it 💜

[@syedakbar8400]

Abrar uncle you nailed it MashAllah, such inspiring way of story telling of this whole nostalgia, this podcast is beautiful ❤️🙏

[@abraraslam1929]

Thanks Akbar

[@haseeb66667]

Beautifull memories... Make Part 2 Soon

[@farazahmed6267]

As someone who is born in nawabshah which is the hometown of Zardari and i've spent a significant amount of my life in Karachi too with mujhajir Folks both cities are close to me and its a shame politics has ruined everything and the utter beauty of these

[@ammarjawedkhan]

Ek aisi harkat jiski wajah se: kitne ghar barbaad ho gaye, Kitni zindagiyaN ujar gaiN... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmod6BogpeMe5I @ILM REELS.....

[@figeroa256]

Junaid i love your enthusiasm for karachi. I have ab tear in my eye kya zamana tha

[@daainfaisal]

We want another video with Abrar Bhai

[@demon3286]

Karachi vibes!!! 🍵 🔥

[@MrKhemnani]

I am Sindhi from INdia My family left Pakistan during partition The Train story The door being unlocked The Hijda story All relatable as in Bombay - I am surprised I have lived through this as you have in Pakistan. Gutter ball story - I am able to relate Cycle - I paid 3 rupees as well

[@hamzasuleman9685]

Abrar Bhai is one of the most well spoken person I've ever heard❤

[@abhishekdhimole2247]

Love the podcast bhai🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@JamalKhan_India]

Where are u from in India

[@Shoaib_Khan85]

آپ نے جتنے بھی پروگرام آج تک کئیے ہیں، اور جتنے بھی آپ نے مہمان بلائے ہیں،ان سب میں سب سے زیادہ خوشی ابرار بھائ کو دیکھ کر ہوئ اور سب سے زیادہ گفتار و کردار میں پسند بھی آئے۔

[@ammarjawedkhan]

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[@ehtishamsh]

"tab ghar kachey aur dil sachey huey krtey thay"

[@vishalsrivastava8450]

Bilkul sahi kaha dost 👍

[@Babako9]

6am and watching this and loving it❤️❤️

[@zeerakkhan1230]

Listening to this podcast amidst a time where your not safe even when standing on your doorstep. It's unbelievable that this is the same city that these folks are talking about. Just makes me cry 😢. Some of the things they talked about were so relatable to me who grew up in early 2000s. Don't know who is responsible or not for the deplorable state of karachi and pakistan as a whole but truly the previous generation fucked up one big time because of which we are where we are today

[@umarlashari7119]

Assalam o Alaikum Watching from #IRAN 🇮🇷❤️🇵🇰

[@sehrishali7458]

Such an interesting podcast. Loved every bit of it and Abrar sir is so humble and has such a soothing voice, with great storytelling skills that i could literally picturise everything he described. Great content!!!

[@floppydisk1225]

Sahi baat ha puranay log buhat masoom thay.....2 saal pehlay meri dadi ka inteqal hoa .....us se kuch mahenay peh me mera bhai ham tv par movie dekh rahay tha DIVERGENT...dadi ki umar 80 plus thi....tu dadi got intrusted aur unhon nay puri movie dekhi..jab movie khattam ho tu un ka end reaction yahi tha k" Bari mushkil se bachi ha larki"

[@nomann1890]

Abrar bhai is love aese logon ko hukomat mai hona chahiye

[@demon3286]

Really feel bad for people like abrar bhai, junaid bhai and old citizens cuz they seen really good time's, now what they are seeing and living in

[@Ali2day]

This conversation brought back so many memories.

[@thisismariamkhan]

Abrar bhai reminded me of junaid jamshaid's personality. Great podcast.

[@scorpexstudio9336]

It’s like Karachi went upside down real quick . Those were the golden days .

[@ahmed_music]

Really Love your podcasts man, lots of prayers for you.

[@azanrashid2270]

Please invite Wildlens by Abrar guy on your podcast.

[@crickeditz_5620]

King 👉❤👈

[@seebag2608]

Wo jab ayega pakistan dobara phr shaid bula le

[@azanrashid2270]

@@seebag2608 he will be here in August

[@imgn8r715]

2 hrs flew by! Junaid's cousin is a gem of a guy and Junaid did an awesome job with the interview and editing.

[@phone4umobilesolutions258]

Old is gold

[@Naruto-oj8qs]

Your podcast series just amazing.... Love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@avicennathoughts7313]

Your Discussion is like old ptv Drama "Janjal Pura". One of the Best Podcasts.

[@mohammadahmad1698]

I relate all these conversation to my childhood. So nostalgic, Thanks Junaid Bhai.

[@UnKnown-fw2mz]

I'm 20 years old living in Karachi since childhood, listening this and being surprised. 😢

[@mhdareeb1613]

I really like your humour while conveying message . So much love from 🇮🇳

[@bharatkapoor4062]

Kash partition na hua hota to Junaid akram se indian bhi mil skte

[@Bilal-Pakistani]

Nafratean phelane walon ki tarbiyat nafrat bhare mahol main hoti hogi, warna insan to mohbat ka piyasi hota hai

[@kunalsaiyan2126]

Isse badia Kisi Hindu spritual leader ko follow krlo , jaisi acharya prashant, amogh Lila prabhu

[@Bilal-Pakistani]

Main ne pehle hi keh diya tha k jis shakhs ki tarbiyat nafrat wale mahol main howi hogi wo shakhs apna zehr zaroor nikalega

[@bharatkapoor4062]

@@Bilal-Pakistani kehna kya chahte ho

[@MusaKhan-wd3fm]

Let's bring the old times back :"(

[@hanzalahaamir7769]

The fact that Abrar Bhai's voice is so satisfying

[@seharkhan5482]

MashaAllah, such a heart-warming interview. I have watched it few weeks ago and couldn't stop thinking about it. Abrar Bhai is such a sweet and kind Person MashaAllah. The way he talks and gives respect, made me come back to this interview. I could honestly listen to him for hours. The conversation Junai bhai and Abrar bhai had are heart touching ❤❤❤❤ May Allah bless Pakistan and may the country and its' people flourishing again, soon :)