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What do Pakistani youths think about India? READ FULL !

"Today, we have brought you a reply from a Pakistan resident what he thinks of India"



*I envy*
India has Dhinchik Pooja.

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Some people are asking that why I envy India for having Dhinchik Pooja?

I spent seventeen years and six months of my life with the inferiority complex that I am the worst Singer on this planet.

Then I listened to Dhinchak Pooja's song Last month. Now I will not die with this inferiority complex.

But I envy India that she's there.
India is diverse.




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I love the veg variety they have.
India is amazing


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India is worth visiting


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I will , at least, visit it once in my life.
Bollywood


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Your cricket team is better than ours.


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Hey, but you can't beat us in bowling.



Similarities between us
We both have char log in our countries.
We both are crazy about cricket.
Our love for tea.
Excessive use of word yar.
Drinking water directly from the bottle instead of pouring it out in a glass and being scolded by your mother for this unforgiveable 'ghustaki' (mistake).
We'll insult our country, curse our politicians, but if foreigners do it, we'll declare a verbal war and the thought of ending our friendship altogether may possibly cross our minds too.
We don't use alarm clocks. Our mothers still wake us up even though we have a job and three kids.
Closely related to animals when it comes to fighting with your siblings.
The skill of bargaining is cemented in our DNA.
Our Fathers snore. Loudly.
We are always scared of our Father.
You have to be an engineer or a doctor.
Being frowned upon by society for having female friends and then in the future, getting asked “Beta koi larki hai to hume bata do” (if you have a girl friend then please tell?)
Not even knowing the a-b-c of cricket but acting as the biggest patriot during a Pak-Ind clash.
Endless love for biryani
We both have Punjab; We both have Hyderabad.

And many more.

Thanks to my friend Hira Khalique for giving permission to use points of her answer .

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Source: Quora

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