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[@chefnedarque]

Who else has noticed, ever since Mustafa came back from Hajj, he is positively glowing with joy!♥️

[@Nooticus]

100% noticed!!

[@killsudep]

Subhanallah

[@rohanplantboyjames6812]

Yep, I agree 100%. He's totally radiating those good vibes. Takbir!

[@warzone6700]

I am not Muslim but Hajj is important! religious pilgrimages change you!!

[@mrjohnklake]

I love Mustafa so much. He reminds me of my dad. I feel like everyone on this channel are my friends. So wonderful.

[@herohunted85]

These people have been exposed to more worldly cultures through food with some occasional history / pictures then most people in their lifetimes. Very humble. Very cool.

[@georgielancaster1356]

Seriously? I think you should correct that to more worldly culture than you. They still have a very limited understanding of the world, education and equal rights, etc

[@amazinggadgets6565]

@@georgielancaster1356 how so? do you watch things on media 🙄

[@fatdad64able]

The girl on the left is funny and cute. She used to be shy, but she's really coming out of her shell and we see a beautiful person inside and out and full of life. Love it.

[@rap8825]

Yes ... I guess with Naseeba around she has opened up. They both complement each other so well .. love them ❤️

[@emperor8716]

“Maybe the sun has set over there but soon it’ll shine way brighter than before.” Great saying and wisdom from Manzoor

[@Nasro703]

As an afghan I’m glad our Quabuli passed Hajji Kaka Mustafa’s test, even if he hated everything else 😂 I know he would have loved a well cooked mantu, sabzi with afghan bread, and our kabobs.

[@romulus_]

well-made afghan food is incredible. sabzi and mantu are some of my favorites.

[@annainspain5176]

He didn't "hate everything else." That's your personal perception.

[@Aa-dc2xu]

He also liked the ice cream at the end.

[@caseyrogers573]

The more I watch these videos the more I’m reminded that lack of exposure to other peoples is only barrier to us seeing our common humanity because then more familiar I become with these people the more they remind me of friends and relatives.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

That's exactly how I felt when I joined a Sikh gurudwara, like I was at a Scottish family reunion - Punjabi people place a high value on education, justice, and have a great sense of humor. I didn't speak the language but immediately felt at home.

[@caseyrogers573]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 I remember one time in college I visited Amritsar with a buddy and I have so many memories of sardars hitting us on the backs and laughing raucously. They were so warm and friendly. Great times.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@caseyrogers573 They are very jolly.

[@Mirpurmad]

you nailed it right there. I am from Mustafa's region of Pakistan. this is one of the very few outlets where you don't see us through Indian lens

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@Mirpurmad YOU nailed it! People believe what India says, despite their media suppressing real journalism and blaming Pakistan for everything. I'm glad people are starting to see the real Pakistan. As a woman I would feel safer visiting Pakistan than some parts of India. My husband is from Islamabad and he's so pure and sweet and devout.

[@aryanpashtun416]

As an Afghan I really enjoyed this episode. FYI Afghani is our currency we Afghans are just called Afghans 😜

[@sheher4683]

and the Pakistani man said Afghanistan is where Pashtuns live 😂 meanwhile only 40% Pashtun live in afg the rest of it is Tajiks Uzbek Hazara Turkmen and more ethnics lol

[@aryanpashtun416]

@@sheher4683 to be fair Afghanistan has more pashtuns than Pakistan, maybe thats what he meant.

[@sheher4683]

@@aryanpashtun416 no bro Pakistan has more Pashtuns 🤦‍♀️ day and night they give birth that’s why 😂

[@afzalzazai6840]

​@@sheher4683 Most Pakistani Pashtuns are hindkowans panjabis and dardics they are not Pashtuns by blood

[@eatinsomtin9984]

@@sheher4683it’s 70% shush

[@pitaandhummus7643]

Tribal people try Arabic food (from the Levant,the Gulf and North Africa)

[@Reactistan]

Sure. Thank you for the suggestion .

[@ShadowMoon878]

@@Luay91 Iraq is part of the Gulf

[@-jank-willson]

@@ShadowMoon878 Iraq is part of the Levant

[@Kay35253]

Awww mamas duas for Afghanistan and kashmir😥❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@pysq8]

A noble but mischievous roti! Bless Mustafa & his wonderful phrasings! I love to hear how his mind works. Very cool dude.

[@k2411871]

Surely we have to see them try Bangladeshi dishes - Kaachi Biryani, Kalah Bunah (Black Beef curry), Prawn Curry. I would have said dry fish curry but thats too strong

[@farihahoque5179]

Don’t forget biye barir roast and beef tehari

[@farihahoque5179]

Or maybe pantha bhaat with hilsa fish and bhorta

[@k2411871]

@@farihahoque5179 High risk. We don't want to kill any of them. Fish Kofta curry maybe, little chance of bones in them?

[@snehadasbarman]

Dry fish.. shutki chatney is love ❤️🤤

[@newsilverwhitewinter]

@@farihahoque5179 ekdom! Ilish mach kheye Mustafa dadu ki bole dekhte chai!

[@Aoanoxi]

I love Mama "Although this roti is noble, it's filled with mischief" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@halimasultan03]

Afghani food is one of my favorites. I'm glad they did this

[@justjane1639]

Much better than Western junk food! Keep the International cuisine coming Ethiopian, please.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

Agreed. I would like African food in general....

[@pysq8]

This would be so deliciously interesting! So much cuisine to choose from! 💕

[@Kogirshka_OGISM]

L

[@TokiDaCat]

You should try to get them to try dishes from all the countries ending in stan (Uzbekistan,Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan,Kazakhstan)

[@telebubba5527]

Then they might as well do the whole Turkic realm.

[@AfG_313]

The food they have in this video is Tajik/Persian food. Afghan/Pashtun barley have any food they barley have their own history, lol

[@user-wx4jo2cw4z]

Central asians ❤🇦🇫🇹🇯🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇿🇰🇬

[@Nooticus]

Very beautiful video. I echo Manzoor and Mustafas prayers for the beautiful land of Afghanistan! 🧡

[@tom_something]

Manzoor saved half the plate for Mehboob.

[@fafalina56]

Years ago I dated a man from Afghanistan and was introduced to their wonderful cuisine, including chai. I was hoping you would have included Afghani style chai to see how it compares with the local chai.

[@tqdsrbab5487]

chai is similar in Pakistan and Afghanistan

[@aminy23]

Chai simply means tea. In Afghanistan Sheer-Chai (milk-tea) and green tea tend to be the most common. The Pakistanis often drink milk-tea as well.

[@fafalina56]

@@aminy23 I'm aware chai is the word for tea in over 56 languages, but it is the regional differences in brewing, and what spices added is what I was interested in.

[@aminy23]

@@fafalina56 Masala (spiced) chai is largely an Indian thing. In Afghanistan we'd at most put a little cardamom or a pinch of saffron, but most are still happy with plain chai. We're the poorest country outside of Africa, and most people don't even have appliances like refrigerators or ovens.

[@fafalina56]

@@aminy23 I know. My (former) boyfriend watched members of his family lined up and killed by Russian invading forces because he was from the prominent tribe of his area. He and some of his family made it out literally buried inside a truck load of rugs for export, and temporarily lived in Pakistan until they got refugee status to come to the US. I ate at their homes many times for several years, and met many other Afghani refugees and heard their stories of life there, and how drastically different it became.

[@AhJodie]

Yum! You are all such good looking and fun people, I would never have known how much I like you all if this channel was not here. You have opened the door to love from around the world coming to you!

[@shaunjones3507]

I would love for them to try Persian Food, Such as Sweet Rice, Tadiq, and Gormeh Sabzi

[@haid3r88]

As Pakistanis we all know what Kabuli Pilau is....it's like a twist on our Pilau (well in our perspective) and is an amazing dish

[@axbdaz4735]

Pulau or polov is a central Asia dish

[@hdufort]

I have an Afghan friend who owns a restaurant in Montréal. My favorite dish on his menu is pumpkin borani. Eating it is a guilty pleasure, as the fried pumpkin bits melt in the mouth.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Burmese food uses pumpkin too, it's great.

[@YourDaddy00007]

I am also from Montreal and have tried almost all afghans Restaurants can you please tell me the name if it’s worth visiting ?

[@hdufort]

@@YourDaddy00007 "Khyber Pass". It is quite good, but they struggled during the pandemic.

[@YourDaddy00007]

I been there before very good place the owner was cool I asked for a Balochi dish he gave us a complimentary dessert in the name of balochistan back in 2018 btw these guys from reactistan are from Balochistan including mama Mustafa manzoor and mehboob

[@hdufort]

@@YourDaddy00007 Nice! So you met Farouk?

[@rae8949]

Mama is so wise!

[@monjarinafsheen9867]

Please have them try Bangladeshi dishes, kachhi, panta illish, kalah bunah etc.

[@robclark3095]

I met an Afghani man once. It was in the 1980's and he was running a food truck selling gyros at a festival. Afghani man, in the United States, selling Greek food. Awesome!

[@telebubba5527]

Alexander the Great did make it to Afghanistan, even half of Pakistan all the way up to the Indus river. After he died many countries had Greek overlords. So it's not so strange as it might seem....

[@-jank-willson]

It might be some afghani food under the label of 'greek' food. (obviously not the gyros, but maybe the other items). I say this because there is a 'greek' restaurant in my town run by 2 Lebanese dudes, and has lebanese food under the label of greek food

[@aminy23]

@@telebubba5527 Many of the Soldiers of Alexander the Great's army stayed in Afghanistan, and are now known as the Nuristani Ethnic group. Many have blue eyes, red/brown hair, and some look like living statues. But it's more just job opportunity - many of us who came to the US started whatever jobs we could - Taxis, Ubers, selling hot dogs on the street, coffee, gyros, pizza shops, etc. Probably half the pizza shops and 80% of the "Mediterranean" places in my town are run by fellow Afghans.

[@Paelorian]

I was really surprised how exotic the Afghani food was to the tasters. I figured it would be very similar or familiar, since the Tribal Areas (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) of Pakistan are mostly Pashtun, and Pashtunistan (Pashtun homeland) goes right across the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Also, there are many Afghanis in Pakistan, especially in the tribal areas! So I'm surprised that there is so much regional variation in Pashtun cuisine! But I suppose that is the case in some parts of the world, where there are many local dishes. I don't mean to suggest that everyone in the region is Pashtun. Far from it. But the majority is Pashtun, so I expect their culture and food is familiar to most who live there. I don't know much about what distinguishes Afghani and Pakistani cuisine. I'd like to know more. It's very interesting to see how cuisine of neighboring countries and regions are similar, yet different. Even specifically within the region of Pashtunistan, I imagine that different influences on each side of Pashtunistan contribute to different local tastes and dishes. There is so much history and much interaction between cultures and ethnicities. It's complex and mysterious to a common foreign observer like myself!

[@A1xh4]

Hey, people of Afghanistan are called Afghan 😆 their currency is Afghani.

[@faiqsabih3215]

Most of it wasn't pashtun cuisine

[@ahmedsaeed7698]

I think most of these guys are from Sindh, so they have the least exposure to Afghans. But Afghans arent mostly Pashtuns, infact there are more Pathans in Pakistan than Afghanistan. I lived alot of my years in North Western Pakistan and there were many Pathans and they ate the same as us Punjabis.

[@khan0491]

Mustafa is a Brahui from Balochistan, and the cuisine in Balochistan is similar to that of Afghanistan. However the rest of the tribal people in the video are from Sindh, and the cuisine in Sindh is completely different from that of Afghanistan. People from Sindh eat very spicy food similar to what's eaten in Northern India.

[@Sarahh_28]

@@ahmedsaeed7698 true Pakistani Pathans have so much in common with Punjab... maybe because Ranjeet Singh and Behlol Kham

[@theempath8244]

Mustafa is a changed man, and is enjoying life and food. It is lovely to see him joking and laughing, it suits him.

[@karthikprabhu7618]

also must have lost some IQ too

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Lovely episode! Hoping all is well though for Mehboob- bad flooding and he is absent. Is he father okay? I like how honest they are with their reviews, it must be hard to not offend- and everyone’s taste buds are different! Some really like sweet and some salty. That’s why it’s so hard to cook! 🤣👏❤️

[@Justice_For-Palestine]

I’m an Afghan and the Aushak isn’t served like that. It was almost raw wheat. You have beans sauce on Aushak and also cooked oil comes on top of it. You have yogurt under and over Aushak

[@kahnjanm3376]

That was very lazy ashak no sauce not alot of yogurt very dry

[@celinevanruyskensvelde7448]

Please let them try some Belgian food! Would love to see their reactions to food from my home country

[@AkhtarM28]

Goofat- goo? wow Nasiba wow.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 btw, Afghan food is probably one of the best 3 cuisines I have tasted so far.

[@kasturiswami784]

We indians also say the same thing. Train the daughters,so that in.laws won't criticise! We are all brothers and sisters.

[@brentmonkhouse6638]

Woman are equal to men , train yourself

[@roadhog3639]

@@brentmonkhouse6638 They're not "equal" in the sense that they're both the same. Both men & women have different jobs and roles according to their gender.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

@@roadhog3639 So you're against female soldiers and police officers; and male nurses...?

[@jadeh2699]

@@brentmonkhouse6638 Thank you!

[@thenpaywithyo758]

@@brentmonkhouse6638 It's the culture of different people. Don't impose your ideology on them! Nor they should do same with with you! Now go on and cancel them.

[@carlosfuentes9574]

Noble but filled with mischievousness is how I describe myself also

[@shelleyeberhart7754]

I love your comments and jokes! This makes me really miss Afghani food; when I lived in NYC, there were 2 great little Afghani restaurants where I occasionally ate for a special treat.

[@mokumboi19]

Next do Morocco! :D

[@Valley_Girl]

Missed Mehboob in this episode.

[@SeansMusicVault]

Mustafa at 5:19 ... Interesting parable here. Seems to call in question the legitimacy of the dish. It would have been enlightening to have pursued his observations a bit further here. ☮

[@burqut]

the reason is Mama Mustafa is a Baluchi, a Brahui Baluchi to be more correct, and the Baluchi and Afghani cuisines share many similarities.

[@LindaC616]

I agree with you on that period I think it was a long winded way of saying, "this is too good! It can't be an Afghani dish; they must have stolen it from us!" 😆

[@HyperSe]

Pakhtun from Peshawar ♥️🇵🇰 I eat these everyday plus Peshawar hash is best in the world guys !! Do visit it’s a whole market tons of it plus our Pakhtun food is the best ♥️ One more thing where’s mantu ?? O.O

[@randomfootages9120]

Typical average Pakistani pataan racist

[@PSNloversalu]

​@@randomfootages9120che she racist?

[@willdotchill7607]

I can't believe this? My favorite dish that I have tried making several times since I left Afghanistan at Bagram Airfield outside Kabul and haven't gotten right as far as flavor when I close my eyes. My friends who helped us at Bagram, Haroon and Malik used to bring me Kabuli when I went to escort them on base. They would bring the Kabuli with Kabobs and Season flat bread. I wish I could see them again and know how they are but that was is 2009-10. One of them hit me with a snowball when it, "surprisingly to me snowed" and it actually knocked me back and I hit the corner of a smoke shak grill and cut me behind my ear and it turned green and got pretty infected. And since I have a legit disability from Iraq, I can now officially, "jokingly" say that I was wounded in Afghanistan too. I would love to have this authentic dish properly made just one more time one day as I have dreamed about the flavor of this dish I was spoiled with frequently, and to anyone who hasn't had it made by a local in Afghanistan, please believe me when I say it is freaking, dang on, good!! And I haven't met a Afghanistan local who wasn't cool as a cucumber. oh and none of the youtube recipes get the flavor right, ive tried many of them. Thank you for this video, you are all amazing!!!!!

[@aryanpashtun416]

Hey man don't sweat yourself. I'm an Afghan man and still have a hard time perfecting it, thankfully my grandma and aunts know how to make it flawlessly lol. I had lots of American friends who were in the military and came back craving Afghan food so we invite them over as much as we can.

[@willdotchill7607]

@@aryanpashtun416 That's amazing my friend.

[@jimkessler2001]

Loved this one ! Potato paratha was one of my favrit brealfasts ! Made me salivate, here in Scotland. These guts need some Haggis !!!! Will see if I can ship you some.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Funny, I was just saying how much Punjabi people remind me of my Scot relatives - very funny and value education and justice like the Scottish Renaissance.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

Maybe they should try haggis...?

[@steveaumann6335]

Excellent video 👍👍the food looks great, I wish I could find something here from Afghananastan

[@Nasro703]

The aushak needs to have meat sauce on top.

[@rmisionero]

My mouth is salivating. That dish looks so good.

[@SaffiyaSaz]

Would love to see food from Türkiye 🇹🇷❤🇵🇰

[@icedmelon]

Let them try Egyptian koshari and Molokhia

[@eastportland]

Save some for Mehboob!

[@jolla9963]

I honestly thought Pakistani food and Afghanistani food would have been the same. But obviously there are some differences.

[@Noyanistan]

I am from Peshawar, Pakistan Kabuli Pulao is my all time favourite food nothing can replace it not even biryani.

[@telebubba5527]

LOL. Both are basically the same thing. Only Biryani is more used in India, whereas Pulao has made it's way to Europe where it's often called Pilav. It is not a fixed dish and has one million and one different ways of preparing it. From very very simple with just some peas and onions to really integrate and complex dishes. It can be quite sweet and fragrant to spicy and hot. It mostly depends on the region you live what goes into it and how it is prepared, allthough nowadays the dishes spread around the world.

[@Noyanistan]

@@telebubba5527 the only thing that is common between Biryani and kabuli pulao is the rice which is base for both they are cooked different and taste very different. And Pulao maybe same everywhere but kabuli pulao is a unique one there is no other way of making it

[@shahji5119]

@@telebubba5527 kabuli pulao is different bro than normal pulao consumed in the Indian subcontinent

[@PSNloversalu]

​@@Noyanistanbruh I never knew people put spices in Pulao until I met people from Punjab/Sindh/India/Bangladesh. It was kinda surprising that the dish I consider Biryani, yall consider it Pulao!

[@Meer101]

Tribal people try hash for the first time

[@Neon-lt5jl]

Highly doubt it would be their first time 😂

[@ehsankhorasani_]

Actually it's not Kabuil Palow, it's Qabuli Palow. and it's the native food of Afghanistan Uzbeks and Turks, and it's also very famous in Uzbekistan

[@VivekSingh-lh1cc]

I bet they will love North indian food : butter chicken, dal makhani , kulcha naan, samosa

[@rg1283]

Qabuli Uzbaki is an emotion!

[@annbower6278]

Now how about getting to tasting pierogi, its Polish favourite stuffed with potato & cheese or potato & onion or a dessert filling of strawberries or different types of fruit....great pairings with sour cream or apple sauce.

[@jemjem478]

You should have them try African food would be very interesting to have the eat like fufu and chicken stew or some puff puff it’s a type of pastry they could also try some plantain the yellow ones are a lot sweeter they could try jollof rice or maybe suya (it’s basically just goat meat with chilli powder) 😊😊😚

[@harrynac6017]

"Ask her questions and I'll eat" 😁

[@princesinghsachdeva3024]

That aunty roasted everything 😂😂

[@mxyzptlk1616]

Awesome video! May God be with you

[@zubair99529]

I love Mustafa every video he is legends nice mama Great channel mashallah Love all them 💙💖

[@FleaChristenson]

I miss Mehboob. How is his family?

[@AldoSchmedack]

Kabuli Pulao looks good, adding to list of foods to make at home! 😮❤

[@lymb3914]

As an American, Mama Mustafa is one of my favorite people ever, his stories and insight are beautiful! I also love Naseeba, she's such a beautiful person, though I find all of them to be sweet and beautiful! ^_^

[@jenniferbarber467]

I love the girls laughing and Monzoors singling

[@Kay35253]

Love this!

[@Reactistan]

Thank you ❤😊

[@hollish196]

I love pilafs, and this one looks great. I am learning about world foods along with everyone on Reactistan.

[@user-ty5di3ku6o]

Afghanistan has had troubles for centuries. Here's to hoping they can build a real government and rid themselves of warlords and zealots.

[@halimasultan03]

Haha Mustafa was funny in this episode

[@learnurduwithsara1068]

These dishes are quite popular in Islamabad. We have a nice afghani restaurant.

[@asomebody3448]

Impeccable timing

[@Zero.Limit007]

Serve them Nepali food called "Sel Roti" I want to see their reactions

[@Backoff777]

as afghan i love this type Pakistani people. i lived in Pakistan for 5 years and i lived with people like these and they were never been racist to me.

[@NoahSpurrier]

It’s one of my favorite obscure cuisines (in the US).

[@jayolovitt5969]

Please do an episode showcasing dishes the interviewees eat regularly.

[@franzfleur7472]

Where's Mehboob? Get him in on this one ^^

[@ritikachettri7411]

Even I want to try afghan authentic dishes

[@jayolovitt5969]

Aushak needs kheema to be really good though. It’s an amazing dish then.

[@DonCangoo]

Get them to react to the coronation when it happens

[@ppijp9343]

That's a bit messed up, considering the UK's relationships with the Subcontinent, but I guess as long as this channel is willing to tolerate brutal honesty from its reactors..........

[@DonCangoo]

@@ppijp9343 different people now. Charles has nothing to do with it and so does the nation really. His mom did, but he doesn’t.

[@jihigh482]

@@DonCangoo It's not about Charles, it's about what the crown represents. Anyway I'm glad they didn't do it. Nobody cares about those rich fools

[@DonCangoo]

@@jihigh482 they reacted to the queen passing away and the coronation has not even happened. Your opinion is simply not valid. We don’t call Germans, Nazis so the same principle is here.

[@iandurias2057]

where is my guy?

[@sumitbafna27]

I'm surprised Mustafa sahab didn't bring Dharmendra up on the mention of Arnold! :D

[@melpamarayamajhi5990]

They should try Nepali food too

[@asadtariq9175]

Guffat-goo hahahahah

[@rranni]

She is so funny

[@YourDaddy00007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gmann212]

They love the Kabuli Palua bc they recognize the garam masala

[@maryamxoxo]

There's no garam masala in Qabuli Palow.

[@gmann212]

@@maryamxoxo there is in the Afghan dish my aunt and uncle make. And they’re from Kabul. Mary.

[@richardbeddard7231]

Tribal people try perfumes/colognes??

[@killerdove123]

take my like👍

[@kenfox261]

Afghan dishes. Afghanis are their currency.

[@faiqsabih3215]

In all Pakistani languages, Afghan means Pashtun

[@Monothiest247]

Love these guys. The women joke too much.

[@joejackson4102]

I thought the old man in the white Keffiyeh look alike cloth was of afghani heritage or was it the man in the hat .

[@cashus68]

Grandpa is very smart he said when they woke the bear had ghee on his face !! The other guy did that for a distraction which is not Nice at all !! then the bear got a smacking up , NOT COOL !! LOLOL is that the devil or what ???

[@chronicdose]

Lol sounds like Mustafa might have gone on a bit of a trek to the graveyard of empires.

[@randomfootages9120]

Huge difference between qaabuli palao and biryani. It depends how it's cooked and experience of chef.

[@sublimeandcoke]

who makes all the food? how do they get the recipes?!

[@Neon-lt5jl]

I'm convinced Mustafa lives exclusively off of Roti and chai haha

[@grantmckinnon7743]

Love your show ❤️ I think 🤔 they should try New Zealand 🇳🇿 food 😀, 🤩🤩

[@p5rsona]

Where are these people and how do you get these foods to them in remote areas?

[@The_Death_Owl]

From what I understand they scout for people in remote villages in Pakistan and take them to Karachi to film since it's easier to get stuff there. They film a bunch of stuff for a week or so and send everyone home afterwards.

[@waniaaijaz5950]

The people are from tribal regions in Pakistan but these videos are shot in Karachi, an urban city.

[@zoolofied4291]

Mustafa offended the whole Afghanistan with so much innocence :-P

[@TEXAS2459]

"Tere baap ka maal hai" BRO Naseeba is un-hinged😂😂. WE LOVE HER

[@karthikprabhu7618]

Such a hypocrite the oldie boomer is, he said he prayed for afghanistan and kashmir, have you seen the state of balochistan and pakistan entirely 😂😂😂😂😂

[@pi3544]

because both are in war like situations right now balochistan isnt

[@karthikprabhu7618]

@@pi3544 yeah cause ppls die more often to starvation and forced disappearances. Kashmir has seen lesser terror activities than KPK and Balochistan.

[@movieblitzz4060]

Please make them try dal batti

[@kahnjanm3376]

I am from Afghanistan food was good but ashak was not should be it looks too dry . On ashak there red sauce with yellow lintel (dhall) If you make it that way it will be more delicious😋😋

[@amardave84]

What language is Mama speaking? Is that Brahui? I've never heard it spoken before. I was told this is a Dravidian language, like Tamil, etc.

[@pea_in_peace5175]

first like from me !!

[@Reactistan]

Thank you !