as an Indian living in canada, every time I meet a bangladeshi person, I am absolutely moved and touched by their sweet nature, helpful attitude and hard working approach. whether its an uber driver, a nurse, a shopkeeper, or a friend's friend, each of the bangladeshis I have met are wonderful people. I have a soft spot for them as a result of my interactions.
@@cowboy3090 educated Bengali Muslims never mistreat any hindu. I am a muslim living in BD who prays 5times,reads the quran,has an islamic beard. But I also have hindu friends. Whenever I see them I shake hands with them. Ask about Their well being. And they also do the same. We have fun together and gossip about various topics but never disrespect each others religion. Whether it is a hindu torturing muslims in india or a muslim torturing hindu in Bangladesh, there is definitely a lack of education. So let the educated people bring peace and harmony Between the two communities. And not blame each others whole community for the misdeed of uneducated people.
@@tanzeelsiyam8020 education is not the problem, osama bin laden was highly educated but he became a teerorist, before covid there was a terror attack in srilanaka most of the terrorist were eduacted. Education is not the problem the problem is religion, when ur religion says u r superior dn others and non believers will go to hell. Praying to idols is haram. Islam cannot co exist with non islamic thats the problem
@@cowboy3090 Before partition in 1941 Hindu population percentage was in Bangla 28% (Source: Census of India 1901-1941) After independence of Bangladesh in 1974 Hindu population percentage was 13.50% (Source: Bangladesh Govt. Census 1974-2022). According to 2022 Census Hindu population percentage in Bangladesh is 7.95%. Within the time of 48 years Hindu population percentage reduced by 5.55%. This is happened because of higher birth rate among Muslim community. Also same thing is happening in India, Muslim population percentage is increasing due to higher birth rate. Beside this lot of educated and financially stablished Hindu families are migrating to western world for better living standard.
As an Indian i have lived in BD working with Brac & Unicef for like 2 years. My only problem with this interview is that She is comparing Karachi to Dhaka which is incorrect ' U dont compare Countries based on 2 cities . BD has many more big cities like Chittagong, Sylhet, Khulna which are in my opinion far better places to live than Dhaka. Dhaka is The most populated city in the world & its environment is like Delhi, Polluted. So Dhaka is the worst representation of Bangladesh Just like Delhi is of India. If u are visiting BD go outside Dhaka & u will find beauty of bangladesh. I doubt this lady even went Outside Dhaka that much as the video is all about Dhaka life. Their other cities also have good facilities but they are much much better, calm & clean than Dhaka. From my experience - If you go to Rural areas You would Find More Woman working than in tier 1 cities like Dhaka. Most of the product industries are set up outside main city so there are more labor jobs in RMG which is BD main Industry ) is not in central Dhaka. One thing i noticed is that Women ratio is much lower in Corporate & govt jobs . What surprised me when i visited some medical colleges is that there are like 60% female students in Health education industry & if you go to any medical college u would find atleast 50% female teachers . Although theres very few established Woman doctors compared to Man . I think many girls dont get into Medical professionally after MBBS/ BDS graduation . Thats a point they can improve . I think another reason is that Many girls just go into teaching in colleges rather than doing medical practice. I felt that Women are more in Education/ RMG labor sector than corporate 9-5 Jobs there. Education - Education there is divided based on Cities & is very centralized. You would find majority of top Institutions inside Dhaka. i have to give credit that BD has done good job in Primary education but in terms of higher education their Universities lack behind. So if you want Higher degree in university ( not medical ) u should prefer other places. BD Pak both are miles behind Indian IITS & IIMS . But their Primary education plan since independence is very impressive & their work in female education. Yes they dont focus on English language that much as We indians do ( dont know about pak) . But i dont agree that they dont write Bengali well. This is false information. Yes they do well in acceptable bengali writing skill ( i said acceptable not perfect cuz even many linguists cant write perfectly in proper way) . I hope they keep their focus on Modern education. Health Education Sector - But As my work was mostly on health sector i can guarantee the Medical Education in Bangladesh is Much better than most other SE countries specially for foreign students .BD Medical MCI & FMGE is most time in top 2 around the world. ( even better that Ukraine, Russia ,China). So if you are used to this subcontinent culture & want to study Medical in foreign Country BD is one of the best places in ASIA. Safety - Safety in BD is similar to India. i cant tell about Pakistan .Safety in Dhaka is lower than other towns. But dont worry people there are very hospitable so u would be fine. i am not touching political stuffs between countries. thats not my sector.
I'm Indian working out of India and meet and working with Bangladeshi national they are wonderful people, very hardworking, ambitious, foodie like mee😅... And very friendly. My Salaam to Bangladeshis ❤ we all are same kind of people Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi .... Out of ours own country we are very close.
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan general people don’t' have anger each others They all are friendly. They believe friendship. Only some political leaders devise US.
My family roots are originally from Chittagong district, now in Bangladesh and it was my grandparents generation who had to bear the brunt of partition, having fled East Pakistan in1947, rebuilding their lives as refugees in the ghettos of Calcutta , West Bengal . Over the years i have met a lot of Bangladeshi men and women and have always considered them as one of us as I am used to their Baangal Bhasha being spoken at home by my grand parents, we share the same food habits, music, dance, literature and history, . As an Indian , we consider Bangladesh as a stable and friendly neighbour with whom we share a lot of common interest including the Nobel Laurette poet and composer of our national anthems.
@@adamuce I feel we are more connected than we think … that’s because there is less interaction between young Bengali’s on both sides of the border . As a 60 years old, I feel more at home with my Bengali neighbours compared to a fellow Indian from Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Bihar or J&K because I can’t speak their language and if they can’t speak English or Hindi then it’s down to sign language, their food habits are very different to mine, their culture , their local habits is very different to mine however the great thing here is that we all feel connected as Indians, we will all support our national cricket team with equal passion, we all feel proud to see the entire world abuzz with the Chandrayaan 3 lunar mission , at the same time we all feel ashamed when the world takes notice of atrocities against women in the border state of Manipur. Our national identity serves as a glue, binding people together, in such a diverse country like India, however when it comes to our eastern neighbours, believe there is much more in common than we think there is, especially amongst the youth who never experienced history the way we did. As a son of the same soil , there is love of the land… I still remember the fondness with which my grandparents would narrate stories of their village, their basha , their pukur, the greenery, the rice fields, the vegetable garden in the back yard, the pathshala, the haater bazaar, etc … besides sharing the birthplace of our fore fathers, our food bonds us together … it’s the same fish cooked in the same way, therefore whether it’s the mourala bhaja or parshey's jhol with kalo jeere or rui maacher Kalai or doi maach or tele koi … we all look forward for the same season time for eelish … it’s always the whole fish cooked , with teler bora, eelish maach Bhaja , macher Muro diye daal, and the peti eelish Bhape shorshe Bata … kochhoper mangshoe is still a delicacy . the same kochu Bata, kolmi shak, lal shak with kashondi, mochar ghonto, kumro phool bashon bhaja… the beler sharbot and Notun gurer shondesh. After food, we share the same literature … it’s kobi guru , robindro sangeet. Kaji Nozrul Islam & Nozrul giti, it’s the same poila boishak, the beautiful Bengali women in their laal parer Shari . It’s the same Dhakai saree or Jamdani Silk saree, the Bengali panjabi with set of buttons offset on the right side, the same style of putting on a dhuti, the same love and passion for football and adda. I could go on and on but there is much much more that binds us than separates us . We need the younger generation to interact and visit each other more often as they need to feel this cultural depth which will wash away any apprehensions or misunderstandings.
Don't start your visit to Bangladesh with Dhaka; it is very centralized, therefore you will face traffic jams and other hustles. Start your visit in Rajshahi, Sylhet, or Chittagong. Take love from 🇧🇩. And almost 85% of the people here can understand Urdu and Hindi because we watch a lot of Bollywood movies and Urdu is almost similar to Hindi.
Some people judge Bangladesh seeing dhaka... but Bangladesh is not only dhaka..our other cities are more beautiful and have peace than dhaka.. Brother you are welcome to our country..From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Yeah, even the lady said "there is too much traffic in Bangladesh" and not "there is too much traffic in Dhaka". I guess some people think that Dhaka reflects the whole of Bangladesh.
When you are a Pakistani...visa process will be slow ...but not only in bd but also in many countries...this is the perk of having a Pakistani passport 😊😊
As an Indian it is my gut feeling that Bangladesh is going to be the first among South Asian nations who will become developed. They have a very competent leadership. Kudos to Bangladeshis.
Bangladeshi people are less racist than pakistani people.. I think thats the one reason of our success❤️ I saw some interviews and realised that.. May Allah bless our country Bangladesh❤️
brother pakistan is not racsit. we love bangladesh .we hardly sorry for what our politition to did to your country . I HOPE we will become one country again
Absolutely I am agreed with you, she is giving wrong information . I am from Bangladesh and my husband is from Pakistan, we live in USA , I have visited Pakistan couple of times so I know both of the country very well. Her information is absolutely wrong
I am from South india i been to Bangladesh just like West Bengal i didn't see much difference women working class is huge really felt like india people are friendly
@@ayataswindooSince last 33 years Bangladesh is run by only two lady Prime Ministers.Still both of them are most powerful and influential person in whole country. Do i need to say more about working class women in Bangladesh?
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What she described shouldn't be termed as 'Bangladesh experience'. That's 'Gulshan experience'. Obtaining a Bangladeshi visa isn't that slow. But when it comes to Pakistan, it's the slowest. Traffic : Agreed, Food : Not agreed, Drainage: Agreed, Infra: not agreed, Safety: Partially agreed, Female workforce: Absolutely not, Drama: Agreed, Education: Partially agreed, Social class: absolutely not, Towards Pakistan: Totally agree, Aloe Vera: Spot on. And you should definitely visit Bangladesh. Not Dhaka, that's the boring one. The countryside, lush green, river, fishes, forest , waterfalls, hills. To blow your mind away. Welcome in Advance 🫰
What she said about not being harrassed at Bangladesh's road is true. I don't live in Dhaka,I live in Chittagong, the second largest city in Bangladesh. I have been living here for about 20 years. Yes, sometimes I was stared but never was grabbed or touched inappropriately. I am sure most women would say the same. Women empowerment is really prominent everywhere from bottom to top level. Maternity leave has good benefit and almost 50% high rank government officials (BCS) are females. Childhood marriages have been declining, honour killing is not remotely an issue here like in Pakistan and most women pursue a career after completing their education from universities.
@@sarvathavicharsheel7487 We use both Chittagong and Chattogram. Really funny you have even asked that. I would never have entered civil service if I didn't know Mastarda.
I am a proud Bangladeshi living outside of the country. Thank you brother for nice conversation. I am not good at understanding urdu or hindi but I think I could catch the point you discussed. I am trying to point out some issues you mentioned... 1. Visa: I think the visa system (time) varies with country (I think I could make you understand. But I feel sorry) 2. Education: totally agreed 3. Safety and security: more or less agreed 4. Drainage system: agreed 5. What Bangladeshi's mind about Pakistani: She is 100% right. We can not trust from the core of our heart but we behave well. 6. Drama: no idea 7. Pakistani living in Bangladesh: I did not know too many Pakistani are working in Bangladesh. 8. About women workforce: This is the scenario of her office. I think in the whole country, women are working everywhere and the % is higher than India or Pakistan. I wanted to hear more from her.... 1. Hospitality of local people 2. Festival participation and what's her experience 3. Travel experience in tourist places However, it was really a nice conversation. I enjoyed and hope to hear from both of you again soon.
I would like to say... As Bangladeshi... We love to entertain people from different countries... There are a lots of indian chinese,japanese,korean and african people living in bangladesh... And we accept them from our heart... Traffic jam is improving and within next 5 years there will be no traffic jam in dhaka... But I have a complain Against some indian and pakistani people who are living in Bangladesh and doing illegal work... Such as some of them are involved in drug business,human trafficking,gambling etc... We are friendly people but pls don't do anything which will spoil our friendly attitude towards foreigners... 😊
@@redwankhan9562I think its in every country if you come to Mumbai you will find a full area where Bangladeshi are doing the same things. I hope people from both countries stop doing such things in other countries.
I was amused to see her as a guest for a podcast to describe about Bangladesh. Its evident she has no geographic, social or economic knowledge of Bangladesh. She has just talked about a specific area of Dhaka city. However she hasn't visited any factory yet where she could have seen how many women are working in our country.Finally i want to request the lady to refrain herself from such appearence untill she acquires detail knowledge about Bangladesh.
Totally agree … she is typical Pakistani who has kuey (well) ka medak mentality. She thinks she knows the best and is nice to everyone but is parochial in nature. She even made sexist comments on women and I am sure she doesn’t even realize that.
As a Bangladeshi🇧🇩🇧🇩 living abroad, I thank you Brother Daniyal and Sister Kehkashan. I truly appreciate this initiative and conversation. I hope in the future Bangladeshi people will visit Pakistan and express their experiences to other Bangladeshi like you guys.
Interesting comparison regarding safety & sexual harassment of women. Bangladesh is far ahead due to its education and respect of women, whereas in Pakistan, it’s decades behind and very dangerous for women. Both are Muslim and had shared Pakistan names but the mentality of Pakistani men is something very wrong.
As a Bangladeshi I listened very carefully, I like it. I tried to understand, How can we do better? I used to think Pakistanis don't like us, but I've changed my mind
No the thing is, Bangladeshi propaganda and media still portray Pakistan as its arch enemy, instead of progressing in terms of diplomatic and economic conditions. Pakistan dont really have this sort of treatment of Bangladesh in their media. Kinda odd since all of Europe forgot Hitler's Germany and united the German democratic with open arms to the EU. And honestly, Bangladeshis hate Indians more now than Pakistanis. There has been a growing number of fans of Pakistani movies, drama, songs, etc
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
@@likerusmetalgaming5342 Lol have you actually seen some of Pakistan's recent movies such as Khel Khel Mein, Huey Tum Ajnabi, Jo Bichar Gaye, etc.? They literally portray Bangladesh and Mukti Bahini as villains, and you tell me that Pakistan doesn't have that sort of treatment about Bangladesh in their media? Just how shaIIow are you exactly?
@@TheSoulja99boy American movies view the Chinese as evil. British movies view the French, German and Russian as evil. European movies view the Soviets and Nazis as evil. Indians portray the English/British as evil. Babgladeshi movies view the Rajakar as Pakistani looking urdu speaking terrorists. What exactly is your point? Just because in their entertainment they portray Bangladeshis as "evil" doesnt mean anything. People portray the Nazis as evil but do they hate Germany? Germans make fun of Hitler themselves too. American whites makes fun of their blacks and their blacks make fun of themselves. What is your point? To Pakistanis of course Bangladeshis as evil, just as how Bangladeshis view the Pakistanis as evil.
100% right. It’s the Pakistanis that don’t want to agree to Bangladesh’s facts. They take it very lightly. It took them so many years to learn it was their fault.
I am a Bengali born in Dhakha after Bangladesh was created our family witnessed first hand attrocities from MUKTI bAhini. Read book by Sharmila bOSE Dead Reckoning.
I m a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 I totally agree with her. Many of us has grownup with Hindi shows and Hindi- Bangla has similarities. So after sometimes we understand Hindi kinda properly. As Hindi - Urdu has similarities, we also understand Urdu. So if we talk with any Indian or Pakistani, we mainly use hindi to talk with that person. It was a lovely show. Thanks sister for sharing your experience. And brother if you want, you can visit Bangladesh 🇧🇩
The guest works for a local Bangladeshi brand that caters to the domestic market. In Bangladesh, the fashion industry can be divided into two parts: the textile industry for the local market and the industry focused on exports. However, the textile industry serving the domestic market represents less than 2% of the total textile sector. I agree with the guest that despite being a textile manufacturing giant, Bangladesh has not adequately developed its fashion industry for the local market, resulting in a significant gap. Fashion design is also a relatively new subject in Bangladesh, with limited interest from the population. Therefore, foreign talents like the guest are needed to contribute to its growth. As textile industry focusing local market is still in a nascent stage, women participation in this industry does not depict the real picture. Most Bangladeshi textile factories primarily manufacture Western clothing for export which has no demand in local market. To observe higher female participation, the guest would need to venture outside Dhaka. In Bangladesh, the majority of large factories are located outside Dhaka, where 80% of the workforce comprises women. However, as the textile factories catering to the local market (where the guest worked) constitute less than 2% of the overall textile sector, the guest's experience may not provide a comprehensive picture.
agreed bro , she is in just simple domestic clothing brand yollow . i bought my Punjabi from there . there are lots of big brands arong , sailor etc . and export products manufactured in different way . before come in podcast she should know how Bangladesh textile brand works. Brand like Arong net worth is 4 to 5 x of Khaadi . Arong has shop in all over the world
About the infrastructure bit, Bangladesh's focus has been on rural development which is why urban infrastructure has lagged behind, however, there are some major constructions going on at present. Bangladesh, though, is ahead of both India and Pakistan in overall human development. On education, agreed, Bangladeshi students in general are weak in language but I think we are much better at mathematics and sciences. That's probably due to the method of teaching in different subjects. Cool podcast. And of course, welcome to Bangladesh!
Yeah! Simply compare the results and rankings of Programming contests, math olympiad or Robotics contests between Bangladesh and Pakistan you will get the answer!
Sis everyone loves their own country's food its just our things.just like you, we Bangladeshi also think there is no other foods like Bangladesh. Also you said Bangladeshi traffic, its not Bangladeshi traffic its Dhaka's traffic. Bangladesh is not all about dhaka we have so many Division's , big Cities and Palaces where people dont face traffic jam like Dhaka. Also dhaka is very populated city compare to other cities .Dhaka is still improving and with that much population we need time..but after you guyz sucked us for 24 years (ik most of Pakistani didn't even know about it, but its true) this thing damage our GDP a lot. We did recover that and still standing stonge. there is so many project going to complete soon... so Bangladesh definitely way more better than Pakistan. No offence and no hate to anybody but its just fact.
The point isn’t about why Bangladesh don’t want to get a good relation with Pakistan. It’s just Pakistan never ask Officially sorry to us and that’s one of a major reason I guess. Moreover we people don’t have any hate for Pakistanis. We really love our Pak neighbours, specially Pak dramas😄
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future, the whole apology issues It’s related to politics so don’t blame the current Pakistani generation 😂. 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
Bangladesh has about $240 billion worth of ongoing Infrastructure development. Many have been already completed such as Dhaka Metro Rail, Dhaka Flyover Highway, etc. In 10 years when all these projects are completed, Bangladesh will be a different country in terms of infrastructure. The Padma bridge is completed. Now, there is a plan to develop a second Padma bridge.
Assalamu Alaikum I am speaking from Bangladesh, we love your country very much, I am praying for the welfare of your country, you will also come to Bangladesh and visit.
The biggest difference is Bangladesh does not have a maximalist view and an unrealistic hegemonic position of Muslims in the Indian sub-continent!! And they have a secularism article in their constitution. In 5 years Bangladesh will have double the per capita income of Pakistan. So sad!!
@@lifeoffamouspeople5513 no , india has more per capita gdp than Bangladesh right now both in terms of nominal and ppp . You only crossed us in gdp nominal that too for a small time because of COVID . First cross the mark then talk about doubling . We have more than 600 dollars as reserve which is more than the gdp of Bangladesh. Total exports are more than 700 billion dollars , GDP ppp is 13 trillion dollars, gdp nominal is 3.75 trillions. Our national budget is more than your total GDP . Your competition is with pakistan and not with India .
I am Bangladeshi,living in Chittagong, port city of Bangladesh. What she says about wearing western yet nobody stares,which is a rare case in Bangladesh I would say. It depends on the area. In Chittagong, women go street all covered up. So,this is not even a common scene here. And one thing,Pakistani clothing are very famous here. Tons of salwar kameez collection are available in every market. As a Bangladeshi,I think we India, Pakistan, Bangladesh should increase trades and economic opportunities for our betterment. As we should always remember it is British we divided us and made us distant and bitter towards each other.
I think generally it’s less of an issue now. The religious extremists may stare sometimes, but can’t really do much about it. Police and the Republic will be on the womans side.
I remember that pakistani captain with Rajakar came to my village and found me only at home. some of the rajakars are local bihari, worked for my father as darwan and labors. The captian hit me with the rifle butt and showed me bullet cocking the magazin and tied my hands behind and took me away about 500-700m and some local muslim league dalal fear of retribution at night, he convince Pakistan Captian that release me and I was only 13 years old. In my mother house where my father was hiding there. suddenly attack that area and arrested my father, but they did not know that my father was a vice president of Awami League and blaming him a East Bengal rifle border Guard and cheched his finger and elbo and suddenly a Jamaati who spoke urdu know my father and he convinced the pakistani army that he is just a guest here and visiting relative. They beated my dad so bad that he has to transfer to India via the Boira sector of west Bengal to Bongaon and he stayed in hospital for a month and recovered there. Pakistani animals wouned him badly. although I met some Pakistani in London, In Canada and they are good people and born after the war. 2 brothers from Karachi(originally from India-mohazir) hated punjabis and left Pakistan and settle down in Montreal. The younger was a journalist and he had problem with the army and police of Pakistan.
Pakistan should unconditionally apologise to Bangladesh both from Pakistan government and Pakistan army. And also give war reparation. There was a genocide and ethnic cleansing. Pakistan should admit it. Follow the path of Germany, Japan in WW2. If Pakistan want to prosper and move ahead it should have an introspection. Pakistan should teach their children the atrocities made by the Pak army in 1971. This kind of thing is taught in Germany and Japan. Germany has given war reparations till 90's. And look at them and look at Pakistan. Repentance is essential to move ahead.
@Modi can't Speak English I don't have any problem with Pakistani people. I would love to have friendship with you. But some things need to be cleared first. Otherwise relationship will have problems always. We Bangladeshis want solid friendship with you. But to achieve it this things need to be cleared first.
Heyyyy I was watching from Bangladesh and it was lovely to see our country from a Pakistani's pov. But there are such things i disagreed with her like learning english,women working in industries . ok so we Bangladeshis give a lot of importance to English and we try our best to learn it and we emphasize on it more than bangla which is weird cause we have great passion about our language also. But as a normal citizen I would say that we are good at it . plus women working in the industries are insane,you can just find them in huge lines at 6 am and again at 5 pm , there are mostly women who are working. Maybe because she doesn't work in the field she isn't encountered with them a lot, but from my pov I see a lot of women everywhere as a person who have been to other countries. also i think we shouldn't hold grudges to normal people of Pakistan and we try to but the things are very complicated as some stories are entitled with us which are very brutal and hard to forget.Lastly we would love to see you here in our lovely country and you are most welcome here. More power to you
@@hossainahmed2191 মাইন্ড করিস না। নিজের বোনকে আজ রাতে ১২টার পর একা একা এক কিলো হেঁটে আসতে বল। তোর মা যখন এটাতে সম্মতি দিবেনা তখন এখানে এসে আমাকে একটা সরি বলে যাস।
Very interesting. I'm sorry to hear about the lady's experience of the visa system in BD. It is a joke, an absolute joke. I remember travelling to BD with a colleague. He was British Pakistani but even he was being harrased and messed about at the airport before eventually after 3 hours we got his (voa) visa-on-arrival. I can only imagine the hardship this lady endured waiting 6 months for a work visa. The truth is anything related to Pakistan, the authorities will move at snails pace on purpose. I'm certain it;s govt policy. I agree about education in BD being very below par, the govt does'nt invest enough in that sector. It's very substandard unless you go to a private school. There is no over-seeing body to monitor the quality of teaching that I am aware of. There are some major road develpment projects taking place in BD as we speak. Plenty of youtube channels like Evolution of Bangladesh etc that are monitoring development. I envisage BD having some of the best highways in South Asia. Local roads will always remain pot holed, rutted and dagerous... That I gurantee. Lol.
There is a misleading information that schools don’t taught Bangla and English well. It’s not like that, we don’t have that much English medium schools compared to Bangla, because our government gives emphasis on Bangla. And the sister told that the people can’t speak Bengali properly the thing is seriously funny. Actually local people feel comfort to speak Bengali in their local accent. And if you visit any civil offices you’ll find the pure Bengali accent compared to talking to locals. After all this was a nice video, I do appreciate.
Thanks dear for your positive and nice comments. If you come again hope you have a more better experience. Just like to add lots of women are working in garments industries.
I watch your videos from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. I also love Pakistan as a country and there dramas. This podcast was fair enough. Government related works and approvals are corrupted in everywhere. Invited all of you to visit Sylhet at least then cox’s bazar for tour.
I lived in Dhakka for one year. Overall it is hardworking and peaceful ppl. You will not find beggers there on streets. In whole year I just saw one begger but he was just sitting on cloth with a bowl Infront and head down. Not like our beggers, grasping and tracing us jesay hum nay onka udhaar dena ho. Morally, Bangladeshi ppl are very strong, I noticed that out side college gate if lot of student girls are coming out, noone will even stare at them. In normal common lower middle class, use of android mobile internet is very less, hmaray Haan gher mein khanay ko ho na ho her bnda tiktoker bna Betha hi hours n hours phone pay waste krta hi
As far as i understand, she came to Bangladesh and didn't go anywhere else except for her work. That's why what she is actually saying is limited to this.😊
I think the guest misinterpreted one thing on textile industry of Bangladesh. Maybe there are less number of women working in the design studio of brands or garments factories. But in the garment factories, 98% of the workers are women! Maybe the guest didn't experience it in the root level as she mentioned she works in Gulshan, Dhaka! But the main garments industries are mainly based in Chattogram. I believe, she will explore more by time and get to know more.
This is the 1st podcast of yours which I heard completely as I was curious to know about Bangladesh . A country which India helped to gain independence from Pakistan . Ms Kehkashan spoke on a lot of things as the comparison was between Pak & Bangla . So she gave good insights . 1 thing I disagreed - About Working Women in Bangladesh , Women in Bangladesh work a lot . They are very hard working & ambitious and the new generations are no doubt well ahead of Boys . May be she has been working in a different sector , she hasn`t noticed it . Which is OK . 2nd thing - She said about the education level . I may agree and disagree to her points . Bangladeshis are giving a lot of importance in learning english ,particularly the middle class & upper middle class . You see a lot of bangla people in Europe - Spain , France , Italy etc . Only problem of them is they are Shy , Only perfer to stay with their group of people . Don`t mix up quickly . Take a lot of time . Bangladeshis who are reading my comment , Do reply if I am wrong in my observation . Over All Great Interview . Ms Kehkashan must have gone in shock after returning to Pak and seeing the deterioting situation of Pakistan with Inflation sky rocketing . Tough Days for Poor People of Pakistan .
There are a number of things to understand about Bangladesh first: 1. Bangladeshis are very liberal and secular, even though some want to portray Bangladesh as being fundamentalist. Even the ones who are religious (Muslim, Hindu or Christian) will never ask you if your this religion or that but rather will want to know what part of Bangladesh you are from. 2. Women are extremely well integrated into the workforce. In the service industries, banking, public sector, middle management, and in upper management apart from the RMG sector. The only area where fewer then expected women, are in traditional areas like construction, building, defence etc. 3. Knowledge in English language was neglected badly during the 70s to the early 2000's as the government deliberately pushed for a Bangla medium and tried to side-line English as a second language. This was a big mistake, and caused major economic lose (india managed to capture huge IT and other back office services market because of their language, and management skills), now we are having to play catch-up on this. 4. Bangladeshis are brought up to be polite and reserved, this will come out to seem that we are shy. Bangladeshis who can be found in Europe or the States, generally do tend to stick together like most other early immigrants do, it will take a couple of generation for them to feel comfortable to venture away and integrate. This is more so for immigrants from outside metropolitan areas, then those from metro's that go abroad. 5. The Bangladesh economy is growing fast (expected to be $1trn by 2030) and the number of middle class is expanding fast too, this is causing a huge demographic change to the country, with people moving into metropolitan cities faster then the cities infrastructure can cope, not enough roads for ever expanding cars (even with 100%-500% tax on cars), lack of housing, public transport, sanitation, etc. 6. The biggest problem Bangladesh will face is with the growth we will come under the spotlight of the great powers and no longer slip under the radar. Avoiding the great power game is a must if we want to keep growing.
Actually our education standards are low. It's a fact. Subject and curriculum are all modern but teaching standards are low because of nepotism and after-school coaching culture. Most teachers do private coaching. If parents can't afford to pay for private coaching their kids are not taught properly in school. In university its a different problem. There's no coaching but curriculum is very outdated and again teaching quality is poor. I have tried to hire BBA and MBA grads and they were no better than high school grads. You can hire an accountanting student and he doesn't know how to write a balance sheet without copying from a sample.
I am a Bangladeshi living in Australia. The discussion was very good. Yes, most of the Bangladeshi people are understand Hindi and Urdhu. Myself love to watch Hindi movies. The fact is, in garment sector more that 80% factory workers are women. But higher positions, man are mejority.
Bangladesh is million miles ahead of Pakistan whom obtained freedom in 1947 while Bangladesh became free in 1971. I have never been to Pakistan and dont care visiting it. But definitely want to visit Bangladesh as I only hear marvelous stories about it.
I like Pakistani dramas a lot. But what you will find in Bangladeshi dramas is the emotion of keeping the family together, connecting the family, love, everything. A nice package of everything in very little time. Not grow like serial.
I am a Bangladeshi. Watching both of you from Dhaka, Bangladesh. And, I really appreciate a lot for the girl who has given those positive feedback for our country. Actually, political matters are a different topic. But, from the heart, Bangladeshi people love Pakistani people a lot. And thanks a million for the podcast, also waiting for the next podcast.
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
25:55 She's only mentioning one or two sectors, one of which is a clothing store! You can't tell how many women work just by living in a posh neighbourhood. If she went outside the posh area in the morning, she could see how many women were going to work (mostly, at the garments).
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Not everything said about Bangladesh is true. The roads are not wide enough its true but Most roads in dhaka is widening with flyovers being built. Drainage system also in the process of improvements. But many things she said is right.
Hearing other citizens' observations about Bangladesh is a pleasure for me. Her description is limited to the practical incident of her own living experience in Dhaka city, Bangladesh. Thanks a lot Madame.
Speaking as an outsider here, Being a Bengali from West Bengal,India🇮🇳, Pakistani are thinking that Since Bangladesh was East Pakistan at one time, Bangladesh had differences with Pakistan only because of language. The fact is that people of Pakistan never know the real reason, they are not taught. Pakistan has nothing in common with Bangladesh except religion. Food, culture, people, way of thinking, language, folks,dress, style, accent, even mentality of Bangladesh are different. And this is a fact. eg. Ban Bibi is still worshiped in the Sundarbans region of Bangladesh. It is part of their culture. But Pakistanis don't even know this and if they know, they will dispute it, because in Islam worship of anyone other than Allah is forbidden. Pakistan could not preserve its old culture which Bangladesh still does. Despite religious differences, it is the responsibility of the people there to preserve the old customs and culture.This is the core difference.
U r right. No one can destroying our Religious harmony. We are facing 15 year long Dictatorship under Hasina Regime. If we are enjoying our Democracy then Bangladesh will be best country of South Asian regions . But India is the main reason to Destroying our Democracy for Blindly supporting Awami league. Even this party destroying our Democracy,constitutional organisations & economy.
I am from Bangladesh. And worshiping tomb is the major sin. Bangladeshis don't worship that. Maybe some local (most of them are ignorant about islam) does but we forbid them in a nice way. And about ban bibi tomb, 98% or more Bangladeshis don't even know its name.
@@maksuraminha That is the mentality I am talking about in Pakistanis,That is manifesting in you too. I don't know if you have ever been to Indonesia.They are fully Islamic countries but they still retain their ancient Hindu temples, architecture and ancient culture.And many Muslims go there, even many Muslims from your country Bangladesh go there.Even the temples are maintained and maintained by Muslims. It's their culture, religion and culture is completely different. This is your religious dogma. Even in Dubai, the residents are practising muslims, but they are very open to every culture in the world, that's why they are the global hub.
@@Anonymousman005 first you gave wrong information about ban bibi tomb that we ALL Bangladeshi worship that and it's a part for our culture! Don't embarrass yourself! Where the truth is 98% 0r more don't even know about that. I know my people you don't nor you belong there. Listen, we Bangladeshis are respectful to different cultures and faiths. People live happily here better than India (some places). you are welcomed anytime. But respecting someone doesn't mean to follow or practice with them. You are telling me THAT MENTALITY! Maybe you are from THAT MENTALITY (hope you not) who judge people. STOP JUDGING ME cause you have no right! Second, what Indonesia, Dubai or India does, it's none of my business. Local will deside what to believe or practice as culture. Our people believe in islam, they love to practice it. I mean it, they 'practice' it. Everyday bits of it. Our life and culture is shaped in the mold of islam. We respect your culture but don't follow it. And don't impose on us what you believe or think! We have full right to follow what we believe, don't we? Anyway love west Bengal beautiful place and people. People are so kind and simple!👍
Bro where did she get the fact that Bangladesh has really low middle class? i love how she was acting like she researched a lot about bangladesh but everything she said was just straight up wrong.
She is almost right, she was talking from her experience of course she's not anyone who can talks with solid facts, We have less higher middle class than Pakistan, that's mainly because of history & culture. We have more people coming out of poverty to lower middle class. If you compare Their middle class & our's generally, you'll be shocked they have better lifestyle than us even if our economy is better.
@@ashrafuddin4523 Their lifestyle is better because, from 1947 - 1971 the bulk of the wealth was siphoned off from Bangladesh (East Pakistan) to build the infrastructure of West Pakistan. Even though more people lived in East Pakistan and most of the export earning were made from East Pakistan, 78% of the spending was made in West Pakistan. Islamabad was built using the wealth from East Pakistan.
Middle class is a wide spectrum in our region! For us, how many poeple came out of poverty is what really matters, which indicates employment & stable society. Bangladesh has rapid growth & stands at 20% poverty, with current growth it will be single digit at the end of decade. Where Pakistan stands at 39% poverty & expected rate is 35% at end of decade but with current birth rate it is also very alarming coz it is expected to push 10M under poverty line. I am no hater, I am into statistics.
No doubt Bangladesh is developing and Pakistan is in crisis right now but brother only a person who has lived in both the counties is illegible of comparing.
Bangladesh is a secular country we have strong humenbring. We proud my Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Thanks my pakistani sister. Das sumon from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 lives in Paris
she is in just simple domestic clothing brand yollow even yollow not that much famous in Bangladesh . i bought my Punjabi from there . there are lots of big brands arong , sailor , sultan which is one of the big brand in middle east also , illyan etc . and export products manufactured in different way . before come in podcast she should know how Bangladesh textile brand works. Brand like Arong net worth is 4 to 5 x of Khaadi . Arong has shop in all over the world
@@bharatkapoor4062 dude data includes khadi by private players too..and heck what matters it's by government entity or private in end it's India's domestic product
@Vipin Kumar there is a way to word things. Guess they only teach the gutter language in your part of the world. And stop defacing Urdu and calling it Hindi. A bastard can never be respected. Indian hate is getting out of hand, disgusting!
I agree with the guest regarding Dhaka’s road being narrow. I guess whoever planned it didn’t think about future much. I suggest the lady to visit Purbachol. It was planned better compared to other parts of Dhaka. I think at the time when Bangladesh economy’ll hit trillion dollars mark Purbachol will become centre of Dhaka. I also agree with the guest on Bangladesh not having any internationally recognised clothing brand. This is really weird. We had brand like Moslin with 1000 years of history. Our entrepreneurs failed to revive it or create a new international brand. I welcome all Pakistani entrepreneurs specially women entrepreneurs to build their businesses here in Bangladesh. Besides security you’ll have access to large market with increasing purchasing power. You’ll earn a lot. I am guessing one of the reasons the lady moved to Bangladesh is money.
I hope she will visit Chittagong or other districts of Bangladesh once...it will change her perception about traffic situation in Bangladesh.. a little bit.Dhaka is more congested. And I can say that being a port city, Chittagong is way better than Dhaka in case of roads, nature e.t.c. May be Dhaka has more opportunities ( obviously) in jobs and services because it’s the capital of Bangladesh.But overall CTG has better environment than Dhaka.
She looks so ignorant about the state of Bangladesh. She is saying that Bangladesh has less upper middle class families. She is an English educated woman from Pakistan (privileged). When she is working is Bangladesh she must be living with other privileged kids like her. Her view of the society is very myopic. Have better guests on your show sir.
The people of Pakistan sometimes I feel so rude to us..I dont know why..but I feel..I also notice that thing in some interviews.. Some people on camera says so rude things about us..off camera what they says I dont know..?? Most of the people our country dont do that... May Allah protect us from that attitude.. From Bangladesh🇧🇩
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future. Majority of Pakistanis loves you and are happy to see your country progress, every country has good and bad people so don’t give too much importance to those people. 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
It's misconception of Pakistani people that Bangladesh was never ever a part of Pakistan but East bengal was colony of Pakistan but not a equal part. The relationship between Pakistan and East bengal was like as owner and slave Boss and servant. So owner and slave can't be in same page. I glad to see that Bangladesh providing opportunities to the foreigners. People of east bengal did a great mistake at that time that is people East bengal waste their valuable twenty four years with their resources and human life's. People of bengal very much concerned about their historical facts and language culture heritage and traditional values and they proved in past. People of bengal never forget their past and never comprises with future. If you forget your past then you will do the same mistake again.
After getting humiliated from Marathas and Europeans, our Bengali ancestors again led the path for another humiliation in the hands of Pakistanis with an ultimate destruction
@@Hi5Ripon Ironic is that Poschim Bonglu folks are getting similarly humiliated by Gujratis now lol. Entire place is a commie cesspit and IRS scammer's hub. Collective bengali folks have long way to go!! At least for Bangladesh, stitching Calvin klein and Tom Ford undies and making some leather shoes for export is an honest earning avenue!
From the inception of Pakistan, Bengalis of East Pakistan had faced discrimination. Islam teaches the equality among all human beings as well as fraternity and sorority among all Muslims. We, Bengalis, despite being the majority of the population of Pakistan as well as despite being a Muslim majority, were neither being treated as brothers/sisters nor being treated as equal. West Pakistan used to look down upon Bengalis because of our darker skin tone. Bengalis were NOT given equal opportunity to good education and respectable jobs, despite having intelligence and talents. Furthermore, resources of East Pakistan were being used for the development of West Pakistan and our people used to starve. On 1970, a cyclone hit in the coastal areas of East Pakistan, causing a lot of casualties. Pakistan Government didn’t bother. That’s the time we’ve realized that we need a leader from our own community. In the beginning of 1971, there was an election and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman won the maximum votes. West Pakistan couldn’t digest the fact that a Bengali (someone from an inferior race) would rule them. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was arrested, but was released later. On that moment, the whole Bengali nation felt the need of becoming an independent nation. So the war began. From the night of March 25, 1971, Yahya Khan and Tikka Khan pounced upon unarmed Bengalis in the name of “Operation Searchlight” and started killing our innocent people as well as picking up our women for rape. During those days, Pakistan Army proudly declared in the newspaper, “We will leave a nation of bastards and idiots.” About three million (3,000,000) Bengalis were being killed mercilessly (including our bright professionals) and two lakh (200,000) Bengali women were being raped repeatedly in the concentration camp by Pakistan Army and their local collaborators (Razakars). Women, who were being raped, got pregnant. Many women terminated their pregnancy. Those who couldn’t, delivered babies and abandoned them. These abandoned kids were given away for the adoption. Most of those babies were adopted by foreigners and were taken away to foreign countries. Others were adopted by our local people.
Being a Bangladeshi and supporting the PK cricket team before 2000 was a phenomenal experice which has died out though. Still we have more support for your team and for Argentina. You cannot imagine how much we appreciate you men...
Bengalis are very intelligent people. Muslims of bangladesh are culturally very different from punjabi Pakistanis. Pakistanis have great swag. Bravado. Show off aggresive nature. Bengalis are humble,sweet.
I would suggest to the viewers that if you ever come to Bangladesh for visiting then try to travel all the major cities and rural areas across the country. Because many of the tourists give judgement about Bangladesh on the basis of how they experienced Dhaka in particular. I want to say Dhaka is not Bangladesh, Bangladesh is much more interesting. We have different kinds of landscape in every Division like we have areas that are full of hills and forests, some areas are plain and dry, some you'll find mix of both. We have rivers, sea shore, mangrove forest, tea gardens and many more.
If your forefathers led by Quid have not geographically trifurcated the region, you would be having a direct train to Dhaka from Karachi. Hope your future generation realises this and works to amend the past mistakes that has harmed this region. Rest is on Destiny.
We don't want united India again. No Never India has already 25-27 crores Muslim population. That is enough. If Pakistan & Bangladesh merge with India (Hypothetically), Muslim MPs will question inside the Parliament as to why Hindus are praying to Human's private parts as God
Interesting! The guest is doing comparison between Pakistan and Bangladesh after she has lived in both places and has had first hand experience. Most of the people disagreeing with her have never visited Pakistan or lived any length of time there. Hats off to her for being so objective. Never I felt any air of patriotism in her comments.
This women just talking about Dhaka not about entire Bangladesh.. Lol 😂 Bangladesh is way better than Pakistan... If you don’t agreed with it than you should explore Bangladesh 🇧🇩
She is hired because the brand she is working for also produces clothing that are Pakistani style oriented, they need her for that. But, Bangladesh manufactures for the biggest clothing brands of the world, which are done by skilled locals.
There are many merchandisers from India and Srilankans working in Bangladesh for Local liaisons offices of Big Brands like H&M, Levis etc. There used to a lot of Pakistanis too before 2013. Then the relations between two countries worsened and the number of Pakistani merchandisers decreased too because of visa complexities. And these foreigners are not recruited by Bangladesh rather by those big brands directly. And you will be surprised if you hear about their salaries. At CA firm back in 2014, we used to work with a french buying house whose country director was a Pakistani. His monthly salary at that time was Bdt. 25 lacs!
@@tameenhaque2285 At least 5 years I believe. He left for Pakistan in 2015/16 coz he got the chance to work with H & M in Pakistan as far as I can remember.
Hi , I'm salfi from Bangladesh...I saw this video there's some points which makes me honored as a Bangladeshi citizen but there's also some odds I found might be wrong ..sorry I'm not being rude the girl in this video I assume she lived a little different side of life here so if she needs to fully understand us visit us again I'll show the true and real life of a Bangladeshi citizen and I'll be Happy to do so,😊
i think Bangladeshi drama is the best. I tnink if you start to understand the Bangla then you will realize tha drama of bangla. Our drama is popular in west bengal in india as they are bangali.
In fact, good and bad are everywhere.I am a Bangladeshi and suddenly this video caught my eye I played it, but later realized that the comment section does not speak Bangladesh Pakistan India together. I was never able to visit Pakistan as I was not given a visa by the Pakistan Embassy. And those who visit Pakistan once do not get any visa assistance from India. Anyway, at the end of the day, if we talk to each other politely like this, maybe we will realize that we all need to eat and go to the toilet.
Her point about female safety is very interesting. It also shows up in female employment. If women feel safe they will take up jobs everywhere in the world.
If you read the history behind the creation of Bangladesh, then you will understand how bad the Pakistani army did to us in 1971. We have known this touching tendency among Pakistanis since 1971
Man I really like your podcasts but this one I couldn't go past 10 mins (I didn't wanted to lose my brain cells with Ananya Pandey 2.0 here) She sounded wannabe, arrogant and bias towards Karachi. I think she lives a bubble and doesn't want to open her eyes to the change that Bangladesh has become. She has been in Bangladesh for a year and she is portraying herself as some God forbidden celebrity that has achieved I don't know what. Tough watch buddy. Anyways best of luck for the future.
as an Indian living in canada, every time I meet a bangladeshi person, I am absolutely moved and touched by their sweet nature, helpful attitude and hard working approach. whether its an uber driver, a nurse, a shopkeeper, or a friend's friend, each of the bangladeshis I have met are wonderful people. I have a soft spot for them as a result of my interactions.
Yes go to Bangladesh and the will give you the same sweet treatments the are giving to their Hindu minority. Subban Allah.
in bangladesh, hindus were 33% now only 8% , bangladeshi muslims showed so much love to bengali hindus that there nos got decreased drastically.
@@cowboy3090 educated Bengali Muslims never mistreat any hindu. I am a muslim living in BD who prays 5times,reads the quran,has an islamic beard. But I also have hindu friends. Whenever I see them I shake hands with them. Ask about Their well being. And they also do the same. We have fun together and gossip about various topics but never disrespect each others religion.
Whether it is a hindu torturing muslims in india or a muslim torturing hindu in Bangladesh, there is definitely a lack of education.
So let the educated people bring peace and harmony Between the two communities. And not blame each others whole community for the misdeed of uneducated people.
@@tanzeelsiyam8020 education is not the problem, osama bin laden was highly educated but he became a teerorist, before covid there was a terror attack in srilanaka most of the terrorist were eduacted. Education is not the problem the problem is religion, when ur religion says u r superior dn others and non believers will go to hell. Praying to idols is haram. Islam cannot co exist with non islamic thats the problem
@@cowboy3090 Before partition in 1941 Hindu population percentage was in Bangla 28% (Source: Census of India 1901-1941)
After independence of Bangladesh in 1974 Hindu population percentage was 13.50% (Source: Bangladesh Govt. Census 1974-2022).
According to 2022 Census Hindu population percentage in Bangladesh is 7.95%.
Within the time of 48 years Hindu population percentage reduced by 5.55%. This is happened because of higher birth rate among Muslim community. Also same thing is happening in India, Muslim population percentage is increasing due to higher birth rate. Beside this lot of educated and financially stablished Hindu families are migrating to western world for better living standard.
As an Indian i have lived in BD working with Brac & Unicef for like 2 years. My only problem with this interview is that She is comparing Karachi to Dhaka which is incorrect ' U dont compare Countries based on 2 cities . BD has many more big cities like Chittagong, Sylhet, Khulna which are in my opinion far better places to live than Dhaka. Dhaka is The most populated city in the world & its environment is like Delhi, Polluted. So Dhaka is the worst representation of Bangladesh Just like Delhi is of India. If u are visiting BD go outside Dhaka & u will find beauty of bangladesh. I doubt this lady even went Outside Dhaka that much as the video is all about Dhaka life. Their other cities also have good facilities but they are much much better, calm & clean than Dhaka.
From my experience - If you go to Rural areas You would Find More Woman working than in tier 1 cities like Dhaka. Most of the product industries are set up outside main city so there are more labor jobs in RMG which is BD main Industry ) is not in central Dhaka. One thing i noticed is that Women ratio is much lower in Corporate & govt jobs . What surprised me when i visited some medical colleges is that there are like 60% female students in Health education industry & if you go to any medical college u would find atleast 50% female teachers . Although theres very few established Woman doctors compared to Man . I think many girls dont get into Medical professionally after MBBS/ BDS graduation . Thats a point they can improve . I think another reason is that Many girls just go into teaching in colleges rather than doing medical practice. I felt that Women are more in Education/ RMG labor sector than corporate 9-5 Jobs there.
Education - Education there is divided based on Cities & is very centralized. You would find majority of top Institutions inside Dhaka. i have to give credit that BD has done good job in Primary education but in terms of higher education their Universities lack behind. So if you want Higher degree in university ( not medical ) u should prefer other places. BD Pak both are miles behind Indian IITS & IIMS . But their Primary education plan since independence is very impressive & their work in female education. Yes they dont focus on English language that much as We indians do ( dont know about pak) . But i dont agree that they dont write Bengali well. This is false information. Yes they do well in acceptable bengali writing skill ( i said acceptable not perfect cuz even many linguists cant write perfectly in proper way) . I hope they keep their focus on Modern education.
Health Education Sector - But As my work was mostly on health sector i can guarantee the Medical Education in Bangladesh is Much better than most other SE countries specially for foreign students .BD Medical MCI & FMGE is most time in top 2 around the world. ( even better that Ukraine, Russia ,China). So if you are used to this subcontinent culture & want to study Medical in foreign Country BD is one of the best places in ASIA.
Safety - Safety in BD is similar to India. i cant tell about Pakistan .Safety in Dhaka is lower than other towns. But dont worry people there are very hospitable so u would be fine. i am not touching political stuffs between countries. thats not my sector.
What are you doing in my country? Are you staying illegally like other indians?
Correct observation.
Right Observation
Thank You Sir For The Observation & Your Feedback!
@ right observed brother ❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I'm Indian working out of India and meet and working with Bangladeshi national they are wonderful people, very hardworking, ambitious, foodie like mee😅... And very friendly.
My Salaam to Bangladeshis ❤ we all are same kind of people Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi .... Out of ours own country we are very close.
Because You are Bangladeshi Rohingya Immigrant In india
@@sumit-v3g he doesn't even look like an immigrant..lol.....bindoooo gobarrr bhaktttt
Welcome from Bangladesh bro 🇧🇩
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan general people don’t' have anger each others They all are friendly. They believe friendship. Only some political leaders devise US.
@@sumit-v3g chup karna na bhai Pakistani aur Bangladeshi kya sochega aise baate mat karo
I agree,,,,,, Dhaka's buildings are very beautiful & architecture 😍 The building is colorful ,,,,, Gulshan 2- circle looks like Tokyo 🇧🇩🤑🔥
My family roots are originally from Chittagong district, now in Bangladesh and it was my grandparents generation who had to bear the brunt of partition, having fled East Pakistan in1947, rebuilding their lives as refugees in the ghettos of Calcutta , West Bengal . Over the years i have met a lot of Bangladeshi men and women and have always considered them as one of us as I am used to their Baangal Bhasha being spoken at home by my grand parents, we share the same food habits, music, dance, literature and history, . As an Indian , we consider Bangladesh as a stable and friendly neighbour with whom we share a lot of common interest including the Nobel Laurette poet and composer of our national anthems.
Meeting an Indian Bengali has some great feeling especially by the bond of the language. We know we are different yet language makes us connected
@@adamuce I feel we are more connected than we think … that’s because there is less interaction between young Bengali’s on both sides of the border . As a 60 years old, I feel more at home with my Bengali neighbours compared to a fellow Indian from Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Bihar or J&K because I can’t speak their language and if they can’t speak English or Hindi then it’s down to sign language, their food habits are very different to mine, their culture , their local habits is very different to mine however the great thing here is that we all feel connected as Indians, we will all support our national cricket team with equal passion, we all feel proud to see the entire world abuzz with the Chandrayaan 3 lunar mission , at the same time we all feel ashamed when the world takes notice of atrocities against women in the border state of Manipur. Our national identity serves as a glue, binding people together, in such a diverse country like India, however when it comes to our eastern neighbours, believe there is much more in common than we think there is, especially amongst the youth who never experienced history the way we did. As a son of the same soil , there is love of the land… I still remember the
fondness with which my grandparents would narrate stories of their village, their basha , their pukur, the greenery, the rice fields, the vegetable garden in the back yard, the pathshala, the haater bazaar, etc … besides sharing the birthplace of our fore fathers, our food bonds us together … it’s the same fish cooked in the same way, therefore whether it’s the mourala bhaja or parshey's jhol with kalo jeere or rui maacher Kalai or doi maach or tele koi … we all look forward for the same season time for eelish … it’s always the whole fish cooked , with teler bora, eelish maach Bhaja , macher Muro diye daal, and the peti eelish Bhape shorshe Bata … kochhoper mangshoe is still a delicacy . the same kochu Bata, kolmi shak, lal shak with kashondi, mochar ghonto, kumro phool bashon bhaja… the beler sharbot and Notun gurer shondesh. After food, we share the same literature … it’s kobi guru , robindro sangeet. Kaji Nozrul Islam & Nozrul giti, it’s the same poila boishak, the beautiful Bengali women in their laal parer Shari . It’s the same Dhakai saree or Jamdani Silk saree, the Bengali panjabi with set of buttons offset on the right side, the same style of putting on a dhuti, the same love and passion for football and adda. I could go on and on but there is much much more that binds us than separates us . We need the younger generation to interact and visit each other more often as they need to feel this cultural depth which will wash away any apprehensions or misunderstandings.
@@sugatoroy1254Bangladeshi traitor spotted
Don't start your visit to Bangladesh with Dhaka; it is very centralized, therefore you will face traffic jams and other hustles. Start your visit in Rajshahi, Sylhet, or Chittagong. Take love from 🇧🇩. And almost 85% of the people here can understand Urdu and Hindi because we watch a lot of Bollywood movies and Urdu is almost similar to Hindi.
It's not 85% it's lot lesser than that ...mani young generation chara temon kew hindi jne na
Both my ancestors from mother's and father's side were from Sylhet..i am sure i will visit my ancestral village there one day
85% understand hindi? I think It's too much. Maybe around 60 to 65%... Anyway, good luck
85% is only for cities, that too among young guys.
@@pubggamer5500 jara boro tara urdu jane, example: my father. Cause: he was born before 1970. So basically they were east pakistanis 🙄
Some people judge Bangladesh seeing dhaka...
but Bangladesh is not only dhaka..our other cities are more beautiful and have peace than dhaka..
Brother you are welcome to our country..From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
brother those are stupid mostly people of pakistan believe we did wrong to bangladesh. we are really sorry for that.
Yeah, even the lady said "there is too much traffic in Bangladesh" and not "there is too much traffic in Dhaka". I guess some people think that Dhaka reflects the whole of Bangladesh.
As a Bangladeshi, it was really nice to see her speak highly of Bangladesh. Feels good. I love how outspoken Pakistani people are, it's nice
When you are a Pakistani...visa process will be slow ...but not only in bd but also in many countries...this is the perk of having a Pakistani passport 😊😊
As an Indian it is my gut feeling that Bangladesh is going to be the first among South Asian nations who will become developed. They have a very competent leadership. Kudos to Bangladeshis.
because they see themselves as banglas instead of in India like - Marathis, gujjus, Punjabis, Telugus, Malayalis, Bengalis etc
Dude the GDP of maharashtra is larger than bangladesh. India is going to leave everyone behind ...
@@kaustubh14jr Being world's most populous nation, you guys should've done that long long back.
@@tameenhaque2285 we will do it now don't worry. You worry about power shortages
@kaustubh14jr did your govt take that 2000 rupee you stole out of your pocket (torn one at that) Yet?
Bangladeshi people are less racist than pakistani people..
I think thats the one reason of our success❤️
I saw some interviews and realised that..
May Allah bless our country Bangladesh❤️
brother pakistan is not racsit. we love bangladesh .we hardly sorry for what our politition to did to your country . I HOPE we will become one country again
100% agreed...
@@usernotfound1099😅 how u expect we will become one country again.
Don't show your fake love.
@@usernotfound1099
Its ok brother..we are brothers in islam..its not ur fault..its Govt. Fault..every country has good and bad people❤️
@@NS-fw6zc. But how we can be one country? Is it possible? Note: we are not connected with border.
After watching the whole podcast, i think she doesn’t have an average experience about Bangladesh.
True
Imagine living in Karachi's Cliffton for a year and passing judgment (positive) on entire Pakistan.
As a Bangladeshi I disagree with Women empowerment, education issue... But you are right about traffic and women safety issue.
Absolutely I am agreed with you, she is giving wrong information . I am from Bangladesh and my husband is from Pakistan, we live in USA , I have visited Pakistan couple of times so I know both of the country very well. Her information is absolutely wrong
I am from South india i been to Bangladesh just like West Bengal i didn't see much difference women working class is huge really felt like india people are friendly
@@ayataswindooSince last 33 years Bangladesh is run by only two lady Prime Ministers.Still both of them are most powerful and influential person in whole country. Do i need to say more about working class women in Bangladesh?
@@lubanarashid5248 yes
Pakistan is far behind on women empowerment
@@hellonoitsfine9681 absolutely 👍
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What she described shouldn't be termed as 'Bangladesh experience'. That's 'Gulshan experience'. Obtaining a Bangladeshi visa isn't that slow. But when it comes to Pakistan, it's the slowest. Traffic : Agreed, Food : Not agreed, Drainage: Agreed, Infra: not agreed, Safety: Partially agreed, Female workforce: Absolutely not, Drama: Agreed, Education: Partially agreed, Social class: absolutely not, Towards Pakistan: Totally agree, Aloe Vera: Spot on. And you should definitely visit Bangladesh. Not Dhaka, that's the boring one. The countryside, lush green, river, fishes, forest , waterfalls, hills. To blow your mind away. Welcome in Advance 🫰
She actually oversimplified the women security issue. I guess this is because she lives and works in Gulshan.
@@lifeoffamouspeople5513 ছোটকাল থেকে গুলশানে বড় হওয়া মেয়েরাই ওই চিন্তার জগতে বাস করে। পাকিস্তানি তো পাকিস্তানিই।
Yeah I thought that too GULSHAN EXPERIENCE 😂
who needs an enemy when people like you is thr
@@shafayetfahim116 Yeah, there's people like me. Was there always and will be as well. Get accustomed to that !!!!
What she said about not being harrassed at Bangladesh's road is true. I don't live in Dhaka,I live in Chittagong, the second largest city in Bangladesh. I have been living here for about 20 years. Yes, sometimes I was stared but never was grabbed or touched inappropriately. I am sure most women would say the same. Women empowerment is really prominent everywhere from bottom to top level. Maternity leave has good benefit and almost 50% high rank government officials (BCS) are females. Childhood marriages have been declining, honour killing is not remotely an issue here like in Pakistan and most women pursue a career after completing their education from universities.
Isn't Chittagong renamed as Chattogram?
Have you even heard of Master Surya Sen?
@@sarvathavicharsheel7487
We use both Chittagong and Chattogram. Really funny you have even asked that. I would never have entered civil service if I didn't know Mastarda.
I am a proud Bangladeshi living outside of the country. Thank you brother for nice conversation. I am not good at understanding urdu or hindi but I think I could catch the point you discussed. I am trying to point out some issues you mentioned...
1. Visa: I think the visa system (time) varies with country (I think I could make you understand. But I feel sorry)
2. Education: totally agreed
3. Safety and security: more or less agreed
4. Drainage system: agreed
5. What Bangladeshi's mind about Pakistani: She is 100% right. We can not trust from the core of our heart but we behave well.
6. Drama: no idea
7. Pakistani living in Bangladesh: I did not know too many Pakistani are working in Bangladesh.
8. About women workforce: This is the scenario of her office. I think in the whole country, women are working everywhere and the % is higher than India or Pakistan.
I wanted to hear more from her....
1. Hospitality of local people
2. Festival participation and what's her experience
3. Travel experience in tourist places
However, it was really a nice conversation. I enjoyed and hope to hear from both of you again soon.
Bangladesh e kothay thakten?
@@zoroaster_india Sorry brother, I am not interested to discuss personal issues here.
@@narayanchandrapaul3673 no worries
I would like to say... As Bangladeshi...
We love to entertain people from different countries... There are a lots of indian chinese,japanese,korean and african people living in bangladesh... And we accept them from our heart...
Traffic jam is improving and within next 5 years there will be no traffic jam in dhaka... But I have a complain Against some indian and pakistani people who are living in Bangladesh and doing illegal work... Such as some of them are involved in drug business,human trafficking,gambling etc... We are friendly people but pls don't do anything which will spoil our friendly attitude towards foreigners... 😊
@@redwankhan9562I think its in every country if you come to Mumbai you will find a full area where Bangladeshi are doing the same things. I hope people from both countries stop doing such things in other countries.
I was amused to see her as a guest for a podcast to describe about Bangladesh. Its evident she has no geographic, social or economic knowledge of Bangladesh. She has just talked about a specific area of Dhaka city. However she hasn't visited any factory yet where she could have seen how many women are working in our country.Finally i want to request the lady to refrain herself from such appearence untill she acquires detail knowledge about Bangladesh.
Totally agree … she is typical Pakistani who has kuey (well) ka medak mentality. She thinks she knows the best and is nice to everyone but is parochial in nature. She even made sexist comments on women and I am sure she doesn’t even realize that.
Totally agreed she knows nothing about Bangladesh..
i think personal experience can provide a fresh perspective oo.
I agree but why only factories. Even in hospitals so many female doctors. Banks also have good female reps and in high position.
As a Bangladeshi🇧🇩🇧🇩 living abroad, I thank you Brother Daniyal and Sister Kehkashan. I truly appreciate this initiative and conversation. I hope in the future Bangladeshi people will visit Pakistan and express their experiences to other Bangladeshi like you guys.
love you brother from pakistan
Interesting comparison regarding safety & sexual harassment of women. Bangladesh is far ahead due to its education and respect of women, whereas in Pakistan, it’s decades behind and very dangerous for women. Both are Muslim and had shared Pakistan names but the mentality of Pakistani men is something very wrong.
Our products from various varsities are comparatively of quality education
Bengali culure
As a Bangladeshi I listened very carefully, I like it. I tried to understand, How can we do better? I used to think Pakistanis don't like us, but I've changed my mind
No the thing is, Bangladeshi propaganda and media still portray Pakistan as its arch enemy, instead of progressing in terms of diplomatic and economic conditions.
Pakistan dont really have this sort of treatment of Bangladesh in their media.
Kinda odd since all of Europe forgot Hitler's Germany and united the German democratic with open arms to the EU.
And honestly, Bangladeshis hate Indians more now than Pakistanis. There has been a growing number of fans of Pakistani movies, drama, songs, etc
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
@@likerusmetalgaming5342 Lol have you actually seen some of Pakistan's recent movies such as Khel Khel Mein, Huey Tum Ajnabi, Jo Bichar Gaye, etc.? They literally portray Bangladesh and Mukti Bahini as villains, and you tell me that Pakistan doesn't have that sort of treatment about Bangladesh in their media? Just how shaIIow are you exactly?
@@TheSoulja99boy American movies view the Chinese as evil. British movies view the French, German and Russian as evil. European movies view the Soviets and Nazis as evil. Indians portray the English/British as evil. Babgladeshi movies view the Rajakar as Pakistani looking urdu speaking terrorists. What exactly is your point?
Just because in their entertainment they portray Bangladeshis as "evil" doesnt mean anything. People portray the Nazis as evil but do they hate Germany? Germans make fun of Hitler themselves too. American whites makes fun of their blacks and their blacks make fun of themselves. What is your point? To Pakistanis of course Bangladeshis as evil, just as how Bangladeshis view the Pakistanis as evil.
Love from Punjab Pakistan
I agree with the sentiment that we ought to unconditionally apologize to the Bangladeshi people.
I appreciate that thought very much. If you have time, try to search for my (rather long) comment. I have tried to explain the situation.
1971 figures told by the Bangladeshis are not exaggerated.
100% right. It’s the Pakistanis that don’t want to agree to Bangladesh’s facts. They take it very lightly. It took them so many years to learn it was their fault.
I am a Bengali born in Dhakha after Bangladesh was created our family witnessed first hand attrocities from MUKTI bAhini. Read book by Sharmila bOSE Dead Reckoning.
I m a Bangladeshi 🇧🇩
I totally agree with her. Many of us has grownup with Hindi shows and Hindi- Bangla has similarities. So after sometimes we understand Hindi kinda properly.
As Hindi - Urdu has similarities, we also understand Urdu.
So if we talk with any Indian or Pakistani, we mainly use hindi to talk with that person.
It was a lovely show. Thanks sister for sharing your experience.
And brother if you want, you can visit Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thank you for portraying Bangladesh in a good light. Love to my Pakistani brothers and sisters ❤️
gulam the tumlog pakistan ke
The guest works for a local Bangladeshi brand that caters to the domestic market. In Bangladesh, the fashion industry can be divided into two parts: the textile industry for the local market and the industry focused on exports. However, the textile industry serving the domestic market represents less than 2% of the total textile sector. I agree with the guest that despite being a textile manufacturing giant, Bangladesh has not adequately developed its fashion industry for the local market, resulting in a significant gap. Fashion design is also a relatively new subject in Bangladesh, with limited interest from the population. Therefore, foreign talents like the guest are needed to contribute to its growth. As textile industry focusing local market is still in a nascent stage, women participation in this industry does not depict the real picture.
Most Bangladeshi textile factories primarily manufacture Western clothing for export which has no demand in local market. To observe higher female participation, the guest would need to venture outside Dhaka. In Bangladesh, the majority of large factories are located outside Dhaka, where 80% of the workforce comprises women. However, as the textile factories catering to the local market (where the guest worked) constitute less than 2% of the overall textile sector, the guest's experience may not provide a comprehensive picture.
agreed bro , she is in just simple domestic clothing brand yollow . i bought my Punjabi from there . there are lots of big brands arong , sailor etc .
and export products manufactured in different way . before come in podcast she should know how Bangladesh textile brand works. Brand like Arong net worth is 4 to 5 x of Khaadi . Arong has shop in all over the world
bhai short ma bta do itna to collage me bhi nahi parha
As an Indian i really commend Pakistan for adding it's women workforce in such large scale.. kudos brother
@@abhaypatel4292 You mean Bangladesh?
No pakistan. She is from pakistan
About the infrastructure bit, Bangladesh's focus has been on rural development which is why urban infrastructure has lagged behind, however, there are some major constructions going on at present. Bangladesh, though, is ahead of both India and Pakistan in overall human development.
On education, agreed, Bangladeshi students in general are weak in language but I think we are much better at mathematics and sciences. That's probably due to the method of teaching in different subjects.
Cool podcast. And of course, welcome to Bangladesh!
Yeah! Simply compare the results and rankings of Programming contests, math olympiad or Robotics contests between Bangladesh and Pakistan you will get the answer!
India's hdi is 0.49 and Bangladesh is 0.53
Sis everyone loves their own country's food its just our things.just like you, we Bangladeshi also think there is no other foods like Bangladesh.
Also you said Bangladeshi traffic, its not Bangladeshi traffic its Dhaka's traffic. Bangladesh is not all about dhaka we have so many Division's , big Cities and Palaces where people dont face traffic jam like Dhaka. Also dhaka is very populated city compare to other cities .Dhaka is still improving and with that much population we need time..but after you guyz sucked us for 24 years (ik most of Pakistani didn't even know about it, but its true) this thing damage our GDP a lot. We did recover that and still standing stonge. there is so many project going to complete soon... so Bangladesh definitely way more better than Pakistan.
No offence and no hate to anybody but its just fact.
The point isn’t about why Bangladesh don’t want to get a good relation with Pakistan. It’s just Pakistan never ask Officially sorry to us and that’s one of a major reason I guess. Moreover we people don’t have any hate for Pakistanis. We really love our Pak neighbours, specially Pak dramas😄
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future, the whole apology issues It’s related to politics so don’t blame the current Pakistani generation 😂. 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
@@shahzebali1891 We don't want any relations with you. Just what sort of positive gains could we ever make by forming relations with you?
@@TheSoulja99boybruh u can't blame the people here u can blame that government we was not controlling our country
Bangladesh has about $240 billion worth of ongoing Infrastructure development. Many have been already completed such as Dhaka Metro Rail, Dhaka Flyover Highway, etc. In 10 years when all these projects are completed, Bangladesh will be a different country in terms of infrastructure. The Padma bridge is completed. Now, there is a plan to develop a second Padma bridge.
Assalamu Alaikum I am speaking from Bangladesh, we love your country very much, I am praying for the welfare of your country, you will also come to Bangladesh and visit.
As a Pakistani I have huge love and respect for Bangladesh, we can learn from the past and build better relations for the future 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
Tera respect tere pas rak😂🖕
as a bangladeshi alws love🇮🇳💜bcz 1971
@@Utsho451 randian kiddo go to school 😂
Why Bangladesh government takes those pakthani visa.
@@subhajitroy2699 what do you mean?
@@shahzebali1891 I mean all those pakthani are our enemy, Bangladesh government do not give Visa those pakthani people in our country.
The biggest difference is Bangladesh does not have a maximalist view and an unrealistic hegemonic position of Muslims in the Indian sub-continent!! And they have a secularism article in their constitution. In 5 years Bangladesh will have double the per capita income of Pakistan. So sad!!
India too
So does India
Will be higher then india too.
@@lifeoffamouspeople5513 no , india has more per capita gdp than Bangladesh right now both in terms of nominal and ppp .
You only crossed us in gdp nominal that too for a small time because of COVID .
First cross the mark then talk about doubling .
We have more than 600 dollars as reserve which is more than the gdp of Bangladesh. Total exports are more than 700 billion dollars , GDP ppp is 13 trillion dollars, gdp nominal is 3.75 trillions.
Our national budget is more than your total GDP .
Your competition is with pakistan and not with India .
I am Bangladeshi,living in Chittagong, port city of Bangladesh. What she says about wearing western yet nobody stares,which is a rare case in Bangladesh I would say. It depends on the area. In Chittagong, women go street all covered up. So,this is not even a common scene here.
And one thing,Pakistani clothing are very famous here. Tons of salwar kameez collection are available in every market. As a Bangladeshi,I think we India, Pakistan, Bangladesh should increase trades and economic opportunities for our betterment. As we should always remember it is British we divided us and made us distant and bitter towards each other.
I agree with everything you. Their policy of divide and rule, is affecting us to this day.
I think generally it’s less of an issue now. The religious extremists may stare sometimes, but can’t really do much about it. Police and the Republic will be on the womans side.
I remember that pakistani captain with Rajakar came to my village and found me only at home. some of the rajakars are local bihari, worked for my father as darwan and labors. The captian hit me with the rifle butt and showed me bullet cocking the magazin and tied my hands behind and took me away about 500-700m and some local muslim league dalal fear of retribution at night, he convince Pakistan Captian that release me and I was only 13 years old. In my mother house where my father was hiding there. suddenly attack that area and arrested my father, but they did not know that my father was a vice president of Awami League and blaming him a East Bengal rifle border Guard and cheched his finger and elbo and suddenly a Jamaati who spoke urdu know my father and he convinced the pakistani army that he is just a guest here and visiting relative. They beated my dad so bad that he has to transfer to India via the Boira sector of west Bengal to Bongaon and he stayed in hospital for a month and recovered there. Pakistani animals wouned him badly. although I met some Pakistani in London, In Canada and they are good people and born after the war. 2 brothers from Karachi(originally from India-mohazir) hated punjabis and left Pakistan and settle down in Montreal. The younger was a journalist and he had problem with the army and police of Pakistan.
Uncle according to these people our government exaggerated what happened in 1971. They will probably claim you did the same.
Pakistan should unconditionally apologise to Bangladesh both from Pakistan government and Pakistan army. And also give war reparation. There was a genocide and ethnic cleansing. Pakistan should admit it. Follow the path of Germany, Japan in WW2. If Pakistan want to prosper and move ahead it should have an introspection. Pakistan should teach their children the atrocities made by the Pak army in 1971. This kind of thing is taught in Germany and Japan. Germany has given war reparations till 90's. And look at them and look at Pakistan. Repentance is essential to move ahead.
War raparation kisse mang liya bhai😂
From should you think? Pakistan government.
@Ali Hasan.. & your parents should apologize unconditionally for bringing you in this world.
@Modi can't Speak English This kind of statements are expected from you people. It shows that you people will never be cured of your disease.
@Modi can't Speak English I don't have any problem with Pakistani people. I would love to have friendship with you. But some things need to be cleared first. Otherwise relationship will have problems always. We Bangladeshis want solid friendship with you. But to achieve it this things need to be cleared first.
Heyyyy I was watching from Bangladesh and it was lovely to see our country from a Pakistani's pov. But there are such things i disagreed with her like learning english,women working in industries . ok so we Bangladeshis give a lot of importance to English and we try our best to learn it and we emphasize on it more than bangla which is weird cause we have great passion about our language also. But as a normal citizen I would say that we are good at it . plus women working in the industries are insane,you can just find them in huge lines at 6 am and again at 5 pm , there are mostly women who are working. Maybe because she doesn't work in the field she isn't encountered with them a lot, but from my pov I see a lot of women everywhere as a person who have been to other countries. also i think we shouldn't hold grudges to normal people of Pakistan and we try to but the things are very complicated as some stories are entitled with us which are very brutal and hard to forget.Lastly we would love to see you here in our lovely country and you are most welcome here. More power to you
এক বছরই হলো আছে। তাও আবার গুলশানে। অভিজ্ঞতা অন্য রকমই হবে।
@@shohartoislam7106 তার মানে বাংলাদেশ তোদের মতো অনিরাপদ।😂😂😂
@@shohartoislam7106 sagol Pakistan chole ja tui
@@mrkiba1781 বোঝাই যাচ্ছে যেটা লিখছি, ঠিকই লিখছি।
@@hossainahmed2191 মাইন্ড করিস না। নিজের বোনকে আজ রাতে ১২টার পর একা একা এক কিলো হেঁটে আসতে বল। তোর মা যখন এটাতে সম্মতি দিবেনা তখন এখানে এসে আমাকে একটা সরি বলে যাস।
Very interesting.
I'm sorry to hear about the lady's experience of the visa system in BD. It is a joke, an absolute joke. I remember travelling to BD with a colleague. He was British Pakistani but even he was being harrased and messed about at the airport before eventually after 3 hours we got his (voa) visa-on-arrival. I can only imagine the hardship this lady endured waiting 6 months for a work visa. The truth is anything related to Pakistan, the authorities will move at snails pace on purpose. I'm certain it;s govt policy.
I agree about education in BD being very below par, the govt does'nt invest enough in that sector. It's very substandard unless you go to a private school. There is no over-seeing body to monitor the quality of teaching that I am aware of.
There are some major road develpment projects taking place in BD as we speak. Plenty of youtube channels like Evolution of Bangladesh etc that are monitoring development. I envisage BD having some of the best highways in South Asia. Local roads will always remain pot holed, rutted and dagerous... That I gurantee. Lol.
There is a misleading information that schools don’t taught Bangla and English well. It’s not like that, we don’t have that much English medium schools compared to Bangla, because our government gives emphasis on Bangla. And the sister told that the people can’t speak Bengali properly the thing is seriously funny. Actually local people feel comfort to speak Bengali in their local accent. And if you visit any civil offices you’ll find the pure Bengali accent compared to talking to locals. After all this was a nice video, I do appreciate.
Thanks dear for your positive and nice comments. If you come again hope you have a more better experience. Just like to add lots of women are working in garments industries.
I watch your videos from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. I also love Pakistan as a country and there dramas. This podcast was fair enough. Government related works and approvals are corrupted in everywhere. Invited all of you to visit Sylhet at least then cox’s bazar for tour.
I lived in Dhakka for one year. Overall it is hardworking and peaceful ppl. You will not find beggers there on streets. In whole year I just saw one begger but he was just sitting on cloth with a bowl Infront and head down. Not like our beggers, grasping and tracing us jesay hum nay onka udhaar dena ho.
Morally, Bangladeshi ppl are very strong, I noticed that out side college gate if lot of student girls are coming out, noone will even stare at them. In normal common lower middle class, use of android mobile internet is very less, hmaray Haan gher mein khanay ko ho na ho her bnda tiktoker bna Betha hi hours n hours phone pay waste krta hi
Aap kaha rehtethe? Banani , ghulshan or dhanmondi?
she is saying bangladeshi road way behind pak like wtf she didnt see all those metros n express ways of dhaka
Brother I love ur attitude towards our country..u are welcome to our country..
From Bangladesh🇧🇩❤️🇧🇩
She is brilliant. She discover Bangladesh in deep way . Welcome to Dhaka. Best of luck for your future.
As far as i understand, she came to Bangladesh and didn't go anywhere else except for her work. That's why what she is actually saying is limited to this.😊
That’s what she is there to do after all.
She has been right about Bangladesh, in about 50% of the instances. Probably should travel the country a bit more.
I think the guest misinterpreted one thing on textile industry of Bangladesh. Maybe there are less number of women working in the design studio of brands or garments factories. But in the garment factories, 98% of the workers are women! Maybe the guest didn't experience it in the root level as she mentioned she works in Gulshan, Dhaka! But the main garments industries are mainly based in Chattogram. I believe, she will explore more by time and get to know more.
She misinterpreted many things
This is the 1st podcast of yours which I heard completely as I was curious to know about Bangladesh . A country which India helped to gain independence from Pakistan . Ms Kehkashan spoke on a lot of things as the comparison was between Pak & Bangla . So she gave good insights . 1 thing I disagreed - About Working Women in Bangladesh , Women in Bangladesh work a lot . They are very hard working & ambitious and the new generations are no doubt well ahead of Boys . May be she has been working in a different sector , she hasn`t noticed it . Which is OK . 2nd thing - She said about the education level . I may agree and disagree to her points . Bangladeshis are giving a lot of importance in learning english ,particularly the middle class & upper middle class . You see a lot of bangla people in Europe - Spain , France , Italy etc . Only problem of them is they are Shy , Only perfer to stay with their group of people . Don`t mix up quickly . Take a lot of time . Bangladeshis who are reading my comment , Do reply if I am wrong in my observation .
Over All Great Interview . Ms Kehkashan must have gone in shock after returning to Pak and seeing the deterioting situation of Pakistan with Inflation sky rocketing . Tough Days for Poor People of Pakistan .
There are a number of things to understand about Bangladesh first:
1. Bangladeshis are very liberal and secular, even though some want to portray Bangladesh as being fundamentalist. Even the ones who are religious (Muslim, Hindu or Christian) will never ask you if your this religion or that but rather will want to know what part of Bangladesh you are from.
2. Women are extremely well integrated into the workforce. In the service industries, banking, public sector, middle management, and in upper management apart from the RMG sector. The only area where fewer then expected women, are in traditional areas like construction, building, defence etc.
3. Knowledge in English language was neglected badly during the 70s to the early 2000's as the government deliberately pushed for a Bangla medium and tried to side-line English as a second language. This was a big mistake, and caused major economic lose (india managed to capture huge IT and other back office services market because of their language, and management skills), now we are having to play catch-up on this.
4. Bangladeshis are brought up to be polite and reserved, this will come out to seem that we are shy. Bangladeshis who can be found in Europe or the States, generally do tend to stick together like most other early immigrants do, it will take a couple of generation for them to feel comfortable to venture away and integrate. This is more so for immigrants from outside metropolitan areas, then those from metro's that go abroad.
5. The Bangladesh economy is growing fast (expected to be $1trn by 2030) and the number of middle class is expanding fast too, this is causing a huge demographic change to the country, with people moving into metropolitan cities faster then the cities infrastructure can cope, not enough roads for ever expanding cars (even with 100%-500% tax on cars), lack of housing, public transport, sanitation, etc.
6. The biggest problem Bangladesh will face is with the growth we will come under the spotlight of the great powers and no longer slip under the radar. Avoiding the great power game is a must if we want to keep growing.
Actually our education standards are low. It's a fact. Subject and curriculum are all modern but teaching standards are low because of nepotism and after-school coaching culture. Most teachers do private coaching. If parents can't afford to pay for private coaching their kids are not taught properly in school. In university its a different problem. There's no coaching but curriculum is very outdated and again teaching quality is poor. I have tried to hire BBA and MBA grads and they were no better than high school grads. You can hire an accountanting student and he doesn't know how to write a balance sheet without copying from a sample.
I am a Bangladeshi living in Australia. The discussion was very good. Yes, most of the Bangladeshi people are understand Hindi and Urdhu. Myself love to watch Hindi movies. The fact is, in garment sector more that 80% factory workers are women. But higher positions, man are mejority.
R a vai... Ei meyeta dramabaz. Bangladesh er bepare Pakistani konodin valo jinis bolbei na... It hurts them in their very existence.
Bangladesh is million miles ahead of Pakistan whom obtained freedom in 1947 while Bangladesh became free in 1971. I have never been to Pakistan and dont care visiting it. But definitely want to visit Bangladesh as I only hear marvelous stories about it.
You're more then to welcome to visit our country.
A tip for you tho,
Just make sure your trip is not limited to Dhaka only.
u dont care about pakistani but you watch every pakistani channel and take time out to comment on pakistanis talking lol. fool!
Dekha nahi tabhi is trah ki bakwas krahi ho
I like Pakistani dramas a lot. But what you will find in Bangladeshi dramas is the emotion of keeping the family together, connecting the family, love, everything. A nice package of everything in very little time. Not grow like serial.
Its better than indias too
Not hero alom though
Mosharraf karim chanchal chowdhury
I want to see it , r these dramas in Hindi or not
75 saal me biryani evolve ho gaya Pakistan me... Aur India me sab kuch.... 😂..
Siwae kch indians k just like you..
Hhahahah.. Good one bhai.. 😂
Lakeen kya faidaa India 75 saaloon main ekh bhi achay bowlers evolve nhi kar paya
@@ishbay9096 ye rh gya
Except toilets (in India)
I am a Bangladeshi. Watching both of you from Dhaka, Bangladesh. And, I really appreciate a lot for the girl who has given those positive feedback for our country. Actually, political matters are a different topic. But, from the heart, Bangladeshi people love Pakistani people a lot.
And thanks a million for the podcast, also waiting for the next podcast.
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
we are same people regardless Indian or Bangladeshi , religion is a private thing and should be respected at all cost... one love
25:55 She's only mentioning one or two sectors, one of which is a clothing store! You can't tell how many women work just by living in a posh neighbourhood. If she went outside the posh area in the morning, she could see how many women were going to work (mostly, at the garments).
I Was Born 1962. I Grew Up At Dhaka. My Education Completed From Dhaka University. Before War , War Time , After War , Pakistan 🇵🇰 Surrender to Joint Forces. I Know Everything. My Research Subjects Before 1947 Partition To 1971 War & After Liberation Three Country , India 🇮🇳 Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Pakistan 🇵🇰 Made A Commission For Which Country is Main Committed Crime❓Name “ HAMDUR RAHMAN COMMISSION “ But Pakistani Criminal Military Didn’t Cooperate. Why ⁉️ Read History Both Sides. Pakistani New Generation Said That We Are Not Born That Time ⁉️ So What❓You Pakistani New Generation Try To Cooperate For Normal Relationship. Our Simple Demand, That PAKISTANI 🇵🇰 Must Apology To Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 Peoples , Than See.
Daniyel Sheikh vai if you ever come to Bangladesh then visit Liberation War museum in Dhaka.
Not everything said about Bangladesh is true. The roads are not wide enough its true but Most roads in dhaka is widening with flyovers being built. Drainage system also in the process of improvements. But many things she said is right.
Thanks madam from Dhaka. You did a great job by portraying Bangladesh in a positive way. May you live long.
Hearing other citizens' observations about Bangladesh is a pleasure for me. Her description is limited to the practical incident of her own living experience in Dhaka city, Bangladesh. Thanks a lot Madame.
Speaking as an outsider here, Being a Bengali from West Bengal,India🇮🇳, Pakistani are thinking that Since Bangladesh was East Pakistan at one time, Bangladesh had differences with Pakistan only because of language. The fact is that people of Pakistan never know the real reason, they are not taught. Pakistan has nothing in common with Bangladesh except religion. Food, culture, people, way of thinking, language, folks,dress, style, accent, even mentality of Bangladesh are different. And this is a fact.
eg. Ban Bibi is still worshiped in the Sundarbans region of Bangladesh. It is part of their culture. But Pakistanis don't even know this and if they know, they will dispute it, because in Islam worship of anyone other than Allah is forbidden. Pakistan could not preserve its old culture which Bangladesh still does. Despite religious differences, it is the responsibility of the people there to preserve the old customs and culture.This is the core difference.
absolutely right u r
U r right. No one can destroying our Religious harmony. We are facing 15 year long Dictatorship under Hasina Regime.
If we are enjoying our Democracy then Bangladesh will be best country of South Asian regions . But India is the main reason to Destroying our Democracy for Blindly supporting Awami league. Even this party destroying our Democracy,constitutional organisations & economy.
I am from Bangladesh. And worshiping tomb is the major sin. Bangladeshis don't worship that. Maybe some local (most of them are ignorant about islam) does but we forbid them in a nice way. And about ban bibi tomb, 98% or more Bangladeshis don't even know its name.
@@maksuraminha That is the mentality I am talking about in Pakistanis,That is manifesting in you too. I don't know if you have ever been to Indonesia.They are fully Islamic countries but they still retain their ancient Hindu temples, architecture and ancient culture.And many Muslims go there, even many Muslims from your country Bangladesh go there.Even the temples are maintained and maintained by Muslims. It's their culture, religion and culture is completely different. This is your religious dogma.
Even in Dubai, the residents are practising muslims, but they are very open to every culture in the world, that's why they are the global hub.
@@Anonymousman005
first you gave wrong information about ban bibi tomb that we ALL Bangladeshi worship that and it's a part for our culture! Don't embarrass yourself! Where the truth is 98% 0r more don't even know about that. I know my people you don't nor you belong there.
Listen, we Bangladeshis are respectful to different cultures and faiths. People live happily here better than India (some places). you are welcomed anytime. But respecting someone doesn't mean to follow or practice with them. You are telling me THAT MENTALITY! Maybe you are from THAT MENTALITY (hope you not) who judge people. STOP JUDGING ME cause you have no right!
Second, what Indonesia, Dubai or India does, it's none of my business.
Local will deside what to believe or practice as culture. Our people believe in islam, they love to practice it. I mean it, they 'practice' it. Everyday bits of it. Our life and culture is shaped in the mold of islam.
We respect your culture but don't follow it. And don't impose on us what you believe or think! We have full right to follow what we believe, don't we?
Anyway love west Bengal beautiful place and people. People are so kind and simple!👍
Bro where did she get the fact that Bangladesh has really low middle class? i love how she was acting like she researched a lot about bangladesh but everything she said was just straight up wrong.
She is almost right, she was talking from her experience of course she's not anyone who can talks with solid facts,
We have less higher middle class than Pakistan, that's mainly because of history & culture. We have more people coming out of poverty to lower middle class.
If you compare Their middle class & our's generally, you'll be shocked they have better lifestyle than us even if our economy is better.
@@ashrafuddin4523 True
@@ashrafuddin4523 Their lifestyle is better because, from 1947 - 1971 the bulk of the wealth was siphoned off from Bangladesh (East Pakistan) to build the infrastructure of West Pakistan. Even though more people lived in East Pakistan and most of the export earning were made from East Pakistan, 78% of the spending was made in West Pakistan. Islamabad was built using the wealth from East Pakistan.
Middle class is a wide spectrum in our region! For us, how many poeple came out of poverty is what really matters, which indicates employment & stable society.
Bangladesh has rapid growth & stands at 20% poverty, with current growth it will be single digit at the end of decade.
Where Pakistan stands at 39% poverty & expected rate is 35% at end of decade but with current birth rate it is also very alarming coz it is expected to push 10M under poverty line.
I am no hater, I am into statistics.
No doubt Bangladesh is developing and Pakistan is in crisis right now but brother only a person who has lived in both the counties is illegible of comparing.
Wow Daniyal & Kehkashan , very mature conversation and dialog! As long as there are folks like you in Pakistan there is always hope for peace.
Bangladesh is a secular country we have strong humenbring. We proud my Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Thanks my pakistani sister. Das sumon from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 lives in Paris
Appreciate Daniel to bring this topic , bravo
You both speak so naturally and it’s obvious in ur conversation. I really listen you sincerely.
she is in just simple domestic clothing brand yollow even yollow not that much famous in Bangladesh . i bought my Punjabi from there . there are lots of big brands arong , sailor , sultan which is one of the big brand in middle east also , illyan etc .
and export products manufactured in different way . before come in podcast she should know how Bangladesh textile brand works. Brand like Arong net worth is 4 to 5 x of Khaadi . Arong has shop in all over the world
The top 3 exporters of Khadi are India with 29,021 shipments followed by Pakistan with 197 and United States at the 3rd spot with 32 shipments
Indian khadi is owned by government Pakistan khadi is khaadi
@@bharatkapoor4062 dude data includes khadi by private players too..and heck what matters it's by government entity or private in end it's India's domestic product
@Vipin Kumar there is a way to word things. Guess they only teach the gutter language in your part of the world. And stop defacing Urdu and calling it Hindi. A bastard can never be respected. Indian hate is getting out of hand, disgusting!
@@vipinkumar8142 Shutup
@@vipinkumar8142 NOOO
I feel very blessed that I was born in Bangladesh.
Thank you for saying that, we need more like you to build a strong nation.
🤮🤮🤮🤮
Pakistan chi 🤮🤮@@ketikteks
@@ketikteks Get out of here.
I agree with the guest regarding Dhaka’s road being narrow. I guess whoever planned it didn’t think about future much. I suggest the lady to visit Purbachol. It was planned better compared to other parts of Dhaka. I think at the time when Bangladesh economy’ll hit trillion dollars mark Purbachol will become centre of Dhaka.
I also agree with the guest on Bangladesh not having any internationally recognised clothing brand. This is really weird. We had brand like Moslin with 1000 years of history. Our entrepreneurs failed to revive it or create a new international brand.
I welcome all Pakistani entrepreneurs specially women entrepreneurs to build their businesses here in Bangladesh. Besides security you’ll have access to large market with increasing purchasing power. You’ll earn a lot. I am guessing one of the reasons the lady moved to Bangladesh is money.
We Bangladeshis want Pakistanis to officially apologize to Bangladesh and then relations will be good
I hope she will visit Chittagong or other districts of Bangladesh once...it will change her perception about traffic situation in Bangladesh.. a little bit.Dhaka is more congested.
And I can say that being a port city, Chittagong is way better than Dhaka in case of roads, nature e.t.c. May be Dhaka has more opportunities ( obviously) in jobs and services because it’s the capital of Bangladesh.But overall CTG has better environment than Dhaka.
By and large, Chattogram is a far better city for a good living! Dhaka on the other hand is a over crowded cesspit!
@@tameenhaque2285 Yea...Chittagong is love! Much greener and fresher than Dhaka
Lol shittagong is better than Dhaka 😂
She looks so ignorant about the state of Bangladesh. She is saying that Bangladesh has less upper middle class families. She is an English educated woman from Pakistan (privileged). When she is working is Bangladesh she must be living with other privileged kids like her. Her view of the society is very myopic. Have better guests on your show sir.
Are you from Bangladesh? He did get most of the facts right considering she has only passed 1 year that is too in Gulshan.
you are so right!
she is sound very very ignorant. and not really observing.
@@arafatislam2611 Where did she get the things wrong considering she lives and works in Gulshan?
Bangladeshi people are hardworking and their progress is in the right direction 🎉
This is the first time I’ve visited your channel. You had a great guest, and nicely done on the interview.
The people of Pakistan sometimes I feel so rude to us..I dont know why..but I feel..I also notice that thing in some interviews..
Some people on camera says so rude things about us..off camera what they says I dont know..??
Most of the people our country dont do that...
May Allah protect us from that attitude..
From Bangladesh🇧🇩
As a Pakistani I must say that majority of us include myself have huge love and support for Bangladesh, we can all learn from the past generations mistakes and horrific stuff and build better relations for the future. Majority of Pakistanis loves you and are happy to see your country progress, every country has good and bad people so don’t give too much importance to those people. 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
It's misconception of Pakistani people that Bangladesh was never ever a part of Pakistan but East bengal was colony of Pakistan but not a equal part. The relationship between Pakistan and East bengal was like as owner and slave Boss and servant. So owner and slave can't be in same page. I glad to see that Bangladesh providing opportunities to the foreigners. People of east bengal did a great mistake at that time that is people East bengal waste their valuable twenty four years with their resources and human life's. People of bengal very much concerned about their historical facts and language culture heritage and traditional values and they proved in past. People of bengal never forget their past and never comprises with future. If you forget your past then you will do the same mistake again.
After getting humiliated from Marathas and Europeans, our Bengali ancestors again led the path for another humiliation in the hands of Pakistanis with an ultimate destruction
@@Hi5Ripon Ironic is that Poschim Bonglu folks are getting similarly humiliated by Gujratis now lol. Entire place is a commie cesspit and IRS scammer's hub. Collective bengali folks have long way to go!!
At least for Bangladesh, stitching Calvin klein and Tom Ford undies and making some leather shoes for export is an honest earning avenue!
😅😅 you know nothing bro about history 😅
You sound like a west bengali.
From the inception of Pakistan, Bengalis of East Pakistan had faced discrimination. Islam teaches the equality among all human beings as well as fraternity and sorority among all Muslims. We, Bengalis, despite being the majority of the population of Pakistan as well as despite being a Muslim majority, were neither being treated as brothers/sisters nor being treated as equal. West Pakistan used to look down upon Bengalis because of our darker skin tone. Bengalis were NOT given equal opportunity to good education and respectable jobs, despite having intelligence and talents. Furthermore, resources of East Pakistan were being used for the development of West Pakistan and our people used to starve. On 1970, a cyclone hit in the coastal areas of East Pakistan, causing a lot of casualties. Pakistan Government didn’t bother. That’s the time we’ve realized that we need a leader from our own community. In the beginning of 1971, there was an election and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman won the maximum votes. West Pakistan couldn’t digest the fact that a Bengali (someone from an inferior race) would rule them. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was arrested, but was released later. On that moment, the whole Bengali nation felt the need of becoming an independent nation. So the war began. From the night of March 25, 1971, Yahya Khan and Tikka Khan pounced upon unarmed Bengalis in the name of “Operation Searchlight” and started killing our innocent people as well as picking up our women for rape. During those days, Pakistan Army proudly declared in the newspaper, “We will leave a nation of bastards and idiots.” About three million (3,000,000) Bengalis were being killed mercilessly (including our bright professionals) and two lakh (200,000) Bengali women were being raped repeatedly in the concentration camp by Pakistan Army and their local collaborators (Razakars). Women, who were being raped, got pregnant. Many women terminated their pregnancy. Those who couldn’t, delivered babies and abandoned them. These abandoned kids were given away for the adoption. Most of those babies were adopted by foreigners and were taken away to foreign countries. Others were adopted by our local people.
Equality among all"muslims" not among all human beings from indian hindu
Yea man its true. Livin in Amsterdam nd meet Benga ppl here nd there. They are very wel mannered civilised ppl. Great ppl bengladeshis.
Being a Bangladeshi and supporting the PK cricket team before 2000 was a phenomenal experice which has died out though. Still we have more support for your team and for Argentina. You cannot imagine how much we appreciate you men...
why has it died down if i may know?
I think BD teams coming a position in field
Bengalis are very intelligent people. Muslims of bangladesh are culturally very different from punjabi Pakistanis. Pakistanis have great swag. Bravado. Show off aggresive nature. Bengalis are humble,sweet.
That’s why your country is developing fast, love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩
You're welcome to Bangladesh 🇧🇩 brother.
Let me know if you are interested
I would suggest to the viewers that if you ever come to Bangladesh for visiting then try to travel all the major cities and rural areas across the country. Because many of the tourists give judgement about Bangladesh on the basis of how they experienced Dhaka in particular. I want to say Dhaka is not Bangladesh, Bangladesh is much more interesting. We have different kinds of landscape in every Division like we have areas that are full of hills and forests, some areas are plain and dry, some you'll find mix of both. We have rivers, sea shore, mangrove forest, tea gardens and many more.
Thanks everyone for support us lost of love from Bangladesh🇧🇩
Very good podcast, Being south Indian I get lot information, Host is really knowledgeable. he handles well in all different topics
Usually Bangladesh is reluctant to issue visa to Pakistan
Having experienced a short hospitality of Karachi, I hope we connect more once we reconcile the political stains. Stay well apu.
If your forefathers led by Quid have not geographically trifurcated the region, you would be having a direct train to Dhaka from Karachi. Hope your future generation realises this and works to amend the past mistakes that has harmed this region. Rest is on Destiny.
Sorry, we're happy with where we are now.
Achha hua ..muslims themselves reduced their influence in south asia by dividing their population in three parts...wherease hindus remained undivided
@@avishekbhattacharjee812 stop this religious BS..... I'm a muslimm indiann and i don't even feel that way....
@@aryanhassan4659 but you political elite does
We don't want united India again. No Never
India has already 25-27 crores Muslim population. That is enough.
If Pakistan & Bangladesh merge with India (Hypothetically), Muslim MPs will question inside the Parliament as to why Hindus are praying to Human's private parts as God
Interesting! The guest is doing comparison between Pakistan and Bangladesh after she has lived in both places and has had first hand experience. Most of the people disagreeing with her have never visited Pakistan or lived any length of time there.
Hats off to her for being so objective. Never I felt any air of patriotism in her comments.
21st February was the day when the Pakistani military attacked on students protest & killed them brutally. That’s why it hurt us till now.
@daniyalSheikh ! Thanks for conducting These meaningful podcasts
This women just talking about Dhaka not about entire Bangladesh.. Lol 😂
Bangladesh is way better than Pakistan... If you don’t agreed with it than you should explore Bangladesh 🇧🇩
She is hired because the brand she is working for also produces clothing that are Pakistani style oriented, they need her for that. But, Bangladesh manufactures for the biggest clothing brands of the world, which are done by skilled locals.
There are many merchandisers from India and Srilankans working in Bangladesh for Local liaisons offices of Big Brands like H&M, Levis etc. There used to a lot of Pakistanis too before 2013. Then the relations between two countries worsened and the number of Pakistani merchandisers decreased too because of visa complexities. And these foreigners are not recruited by Bangladesh rather by those big brands directly. And you will be surprised if you hear about their salaries. At CA firm back in 2014, we used to work with a french buying house whose country director was a Pakistani. His monthly salary at that time was Bdt. 25 lacs!
@@asifferdous7218 May I know, how long was his tenure?
@@tameenhaque2285 At least 5 years I believe. He left for Pakistan in 2015/16 coz he got the chance to work with H & M in Pakistan as far as I can remember.
It's our pleasure if you came here to Bangladesh and see the nature cultural valuation and lot more things.... Daniel
Hi , I'm salfi from Bangladesh...I saw this video there's some points which makes me honored as a Bangladeshi citizen but there's also some odds I found might be wrong ..sorry I'm not being rude the girl in this video I assume she lived a little different side of life here so if she needs to fully understand us visit us again I'll show the true and real life of a Bangladeshi citizen and I'll be Happy to do so,😊
Inshallah Bangladesh will improve a lot in the future 😊
i think Bangladeshi drama is the best. I tnink if you start to understand the Bangla then you will realize tha drama of bangla. Our drama is popular in west bengal in india as they are bangali.
Pakistan zindabad and joy bangla. Two hands of the same soul.
In fact, good and bad are everywhere.I am a Bangladeshi and suddenly this video caught my eye I played it, but later realized that the comment section does not speak Bangladesh Pakistan India together.
I was never able to visit Pakistan as I was not given a visa by the Pakistan Embassy. And those who visit Pakistan once do not get any visa assistance from India.
Anyway, at the end of the day, if we talk to each other politely like this, maybe we will realize that we all need to eat and go to the toilet.
Her point about female safety is very interesting. It also shows up in female employment. If women feel safe they will take up jobs everywhere in the world.
If you read the history behind the creation of Bangladesh, then you will understand how bad the Pakistani army did to us in 1971. We have known this touching tendency among Pakistanis since 1971
Man I really like your podcasts but this one I couldn't go past 10 mins (I didn't wanted to lose my brain cells with Ananya Pandey 2.0 here) She sounded wannabe, arrogant and bias towards Karachi. I think she lives a bubble and doesn't want to open her eyes to the change that Bangladesh has become. She has been in Bangladesh for a year and she is portraying herself as some God forbidden celebrity that has achieved I don't know what. Tough watch buddy. Anyways best of luck for the future.