@@yesitsme6 hate is not because of religion We don't hate b'desh or afghanistan Pakistan sponsors terr orists and because of that thousands of civilians and security forces have lost their lives
Lol at 5:48: “Salam Alaikum saariyan nuun” (greetings to All). He gets a reply “walaikum salam kallay nu” (greetings back to just one). Classic Faisalabad sense of humor captured in your vlog :)
"I hate taking things for free, especially when I'm reviewing them. It doesn't seem honest." Clearly, Karl is not an entitled influencer. Kudos to him (and to the kind folks who extend free food to him in the sake of friendliness!). This video really shows a love of a beautiful country, Pakistan, with it's lovely people. A very good tourist information video.
@@KarlRock *There is no 0.4 dollar food in the world. There are tourist and western thieves, colonisers and puppet goverments serving the west, giving their nations' food to the others for free.*
Thanks for sharing & shining a light on this part of the world. The food, language, culture, religion, people & country are very unique & appreciated 🇵🇰
They are just taking "Athidhi devo bhavo" to treat guests like God more seriously than we Indians do i guess. The hospitality in every video in every city is so beautiful. Took away all the doubts and impressions of Pakistani people i had all these years. Love to all Pakistanis from India, hope you all remain as warm as you are. PS pls fellow Indians do not bring geopolitics, religion, etc into our human relationships and perceptions.
The important thing is to seperate the government from the people. The problem is between the Indian and Pakistani government. People across borders are the same on both sides.
I live in 🇺🇸 and the only food I can't forget from when I last visited Pakistan almost 10 yrs ago is the STREET FOOD. It will have your whole digestive system messed up for weeks lol but it's sooo good especially the samosas!
really love your channel. Growing up east indian our family had a lot of pakistani friends and the cultures and language were so similar the differences seemed like nothing to us.
Whenever I watch your food videos before I go to bed, I get hungry & need a snack. It's 3am Eastern Aussie time for me & all the restaurants are closed. Looks delicious, love your food reviews Karl.
If you're still in Faisalabad, pls visit the oldest and largest agricultural university of sub-continent. Also there is a samosa chowk in D-ground peoples colony, more famous
In Pakistani culture🇵🇰🤩, it is customary for diners to eat with their hands, that was surprise for me to know that, what should be the reason??🗺️huge world and always things to learn
It's the done thing in this part of the world. Same is true in Middle east, Africa, South Asia. Restaurants will always have utensils, but some foods are just easier eaten by hand. You can't really scoop curry into bread using a knife and fork. Mind you I've always prefered to use a spoon for rice, rather than my hands. I also find the use of a fork for rice equally odd. It's just easier to shovel with a spoon. Don't even get me started on chopsticks. I envy anyone who can master them.
karl its so good to see u living each day to the fullest🧡🤍💚.This will be fun stories for the future generations u know😉.Praying for ur reunion with Manisha ji.Good day to u.
Pakistan is great country in the world. I love traveling in Pakistan and Pakistani food, posting the food filmed to TH-cam, love and respect from China 💏💑
@@Nonamepunjab @Karl Rock there is also Ludhiana sweets in Faisalabad and Lyallpur sweets in Ludhiana, if you didn't know Lyallpur is the old name for Faisalabad, after partition people who migrated from here and there named there shops after where they came from or where there ancestors came from
@@KarlRock there is also Ludhiana sweets in Faisalabad and Lyallpur sweets in Ludhiana, if you didn't know Lyallpur is the old name for Faisalabad, after partition people who migrated from here and there named their shops after where they came from or where there ancestors came from
He looks like an older version Pewdiepie.. really nice video, the way you interact with locals is really wonderful to watch, shows how much you respect and are enthusiastic to learn about the culture. Cheers
04:30 Temporary Heartbreak Moment with the appropriate sound haha Awesome Sights and Sounds of The Market near Clock Tower and definitely the Foods available there !! Ur Enjoying Urself by being there physically and We are Enjoying it from Our Homes !
Wow, that naan was almost like a pizza. It looked delicious. Also I can't believe how friendly and generous the Pakistani people are. They are so respectful and generous. In India you are constantly harassed and sold shit in a box disguised as gold. The contrast in culture is insane. I think if I want to visit the Indian subcontinent, I will go to Pakistan instead. Edit: This is very insulting to the good people of India, for which I apologise for the offense. Leaving it here to admit my mistake.
@@8QRD_GAMING69 You're correct mate, very bigoted of me to say. Sincerely thank you for pointing out my bigotry in a nice manner. It's borderline racist, I can be better than that.
The samosas look delicious! I am glad people treat you, people in Pakistan are very very hospitable. So glad that your experience about Pakistan has been so positive. You are a true traveler. People in todays age forget that there was a saying, while in Rome do as the Romans do. When you blend in and accept and show appreciation. People respect back and show their appreciation and gratitude. That’s the way to experience real culture.
Paks have huge hearts, they're generous, their hospitality is over the top, they r givers, they give the best treatment to their guests & of course will offer u chai. Take care, blessings, peace
Faisalabad was re-named after King Faisal of Saudi Arabia upon his assassination. The old name was Lyallpur named after Sir James Broadwood Lyall who was a British officer and the founder of the city.
@KarlRock brings unique videos to watch. It’s interesting to watch different types delicious food and hospitality of people from different countries and their cultures ❤👍🏽
KARL I love 💕 Samosas. Had them for the first 🥇 time in Colombia 🇨🇴 when I was a Hare Krishna. Then I had them in Little India in Queens, NY. Finally, I had the real deal in India 🇮🇳 🕉️🙏🏻 in 2019. Look forward to trying them in Pakistan. Kyaa chal rahaa hai dost? Bahut-bahut dhanayavad bhai.
You are so cool!! I'm still in love with your content and that awesome hat.Never saw anything like it!!!! Love and respect Tamsen Robert's in Riverside Cali
What you should try actually is a simple naan with pakoras in it. Use to love that in the college days from the college canteen! A long long time ago..
Karl , i have read many accounts of samosas being one of the most notorious foods for getting "Dehli belly" is that true? Have you ever encountered or heard about this? If yes, what should travellers pay attention to when buying samosas especially from street vendors? This was the first time i had seen Samosas presented like an actually meal on a plate . Phew .. im glad they are selling rat poison and not cooked rat 🤣 (yes i watched the video from North East regions of India 🤣) i enjoyed this video .that naan looked liked what we have as a bread pizza where the ingredients are fried into the bread instead of toppings on the bread .interesting. Have a fantastic day bro .😀
Street food Golden rule : only eat if its cooked fresh in front of you. Ask street vendors to make you a fresh one, it only takes 2 mins to fry a samosa.
Hey Stefan! Vegetarian food that's freshly cooked and served piping hot is generally ok. They fried the life out of those samosas. Heat generally kills bad things in food. I've not had any issues with samosas for that reason. Bigger risks are the water used in the chutneys, if the person who plated the food has clean hands, if the plates/utensils were cleaned with dirty water or not. But I didn't have any issues in Faisalabad and in the next video you'll see me drinking a ton of drinks from the street.
@@KarlRock thanks Karl . I actually never even thought that it could be because of the chutney that usually accompanies a samosa. I learnt something new today .extremely useful advice. 👍👍👍👍👍
nice video!! i would love to see the electronics part of the markets :D! also little update, i had to stop the membership because i ran out of money :/ but ill be back one day! hope to see you back in india soon! i applied for a longterm visa today. greetings from assam!
Hey Domi! It was mostly just mobile, so I didn't bother. There's an interesting market tour video coming up from Peshawar that you'll like. No worries about the membership bro! See ya in India
Eye soothing vlogs...feels always positive and the very best thing about your vlog is that your are very enthusiastic personality and always in mood to explore something new ....you are an inspiration seriously !!😊😊
Just started watching your videos about a week ago and I really enjoy watching your content of showing India and all the wonderful places keep making more awesome videos Karl Rock and I also subscribed to your Channel thanks.. From:Alex of Saskatchewan,Canada
Btw Montgomery bazaar points to sahiwal which used to be called Montgomery. Similarly all the bazaars point towards what they are named after. Rail bazaar to the railway station, jhang bazaar to jhang etc. Highly recommend the halwa puri in aminpur bazaar if you ever return to lyallpur
I’ve seen vlogs of different youtubers filming those snacks in Faisalabad. Never been, but sure did make me want to eat samosas. But the ones there look delicious 😋 ❤️
No matter where you go in Pakistan, the hospitality is incredible. Love from an Indian
Love from Pakistan
@@muhammedomarkhilji 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇰 except some people who are fond of their religion and disrespect others
@@yesitsme6 hate is not because of religion We don't hate b'desh or afghanistan
Pakistan sponsors terr orists and because of that thousands of civilians and security forces have lost their lives
@@AJ-fu7dw India done many terrorist attacks
Especially Punjab my brother . We Punjabis are even ready to lay down our lives for our guests
Lol at 5:48: “Salam Alaikum saariyan nuun” (greetings to All). He gets a reply “walaikum salam kallay nu” (greetings back to just one). Classic Faisalabad sense of humor captured in your vlog :)
🤣🤣🤣 classic
I'm Faisalabadi and Fsd is famous for quibbling 😂
Haha, I was going to write same 😂
@@biologicalbyte243 same bro😁
😂😂😂
I been to every part of Pakistan and hospitality of Pakistan peoples were number 1 in the world.
Love from Nepal
I love Nepalese people i am thankful that you had good time ❤🤗
How to tour Pakistan and get visas for nepalese nationality?
@@Jewel193 visa policy for Nepal is not difficult. Pakistan-Nepal shares special relations
"I hate taking things for free, especially when I'm reviewing them. It doesn't seem honest." Clearly, Karl is not an entitled influencer. Kudos to him (and to the kind folks who extend free food to him in the sake of friendliness!).
This video really shows a love of a beautiful country, Pakistan, with it's lovely people. A very good tourist information video.
Thanks Sally. Yup, I've never done a sponsored post or brand deal too. It's not honest if you're being paid to review or promote something.
@@KarlRock *There is no 0.4 dollar food in the world. There are tourist and western thieves, colonisers and puppet goverments serving the west, giving their nations' food to the others for free.*
@@KarlRock ❤️
@@KarlRock the man
I thought he twerked though in Peshawar, or was I just day dreaming.....
It looks really cool when you speak to the locals in their language! I want to learn Urdu and visit Pakistan someday because of that.
I hope you get to some day! It's stunning.
Chris Lewis speaks very good Urdu he just left Karachi a must watch. A blogger from America. Peace
@@AkhanAli Thanks I hope so too
The language of the locals in Punjab is Punjabi not urdu but yes they can speak Urdu too
@@TitanEast54 But their accent of Urdu is the real Urdu accent.
At 3:13, his expression was just pure joy when he heard you speak just a simple few words in their language.
The kid at 6:02 was telling to camera that this is naan and i just loved how he said this is naan 😂
Thanks for sharing & shining a light on this part of the world. The food, language, culture, religion, people & country are very unique & appreciated 🇵🇰
They are just taking "Athidhi devo bhavo" to treat guests like God more seriously than we Indians do i guess. The hospitality in every video in every city is so beautiful. Took away all the doubts and impressions of Pakistani people i had all these years. Love to all Pakistanis from India, hope you all remain as warm as you are. PS pls fellow Indians do not bring geopolitics, religion, etc into our human relationships and perceptions.
Thanks for your kind words... Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Well said!
The important thing is to seperate the government from the people. The problem is between the Indian and Pakistani government. People across borders are the same on both sides.
Yeah we have similar concept in islam. Guest is considered an angel of good will so we welcome them
I don't think you Indians take that into consideration at all lmao.
I live in 🇺🇸 and the only food I can't forget from when I last visited Pakistan almost 10 yrs ago is the STREET FOOD. It will have your whole digestive system messed up for weeks lol but it's sooo good especially the samosas!
As a Pakistani, I can confirm that street food tastes out of this world, but due to a lack of hygine, almost everything you eat would get you sick lol
Diariahyuk ! Not wortshit!
Diarrea! Yuky!
I'd love to try this samosas but I live in india
Use Imodium 🤣 and eat anything
Faisalabadies are famous for their great sense of humour
really love your channel. Growing up east indian our family had a lot of pakistani friends and the cultures and language were so similar the differences seemed like nothing to us.
Thanks for commenting bro. I’m a big metal fan 🤘
@@KarlRock haha nice!
Only to white people if Indians go we war
8 minutes to pass the time on a yummy topic not wondering and worrying about current events.
I am Indian, Impressed with Pakistan people's hospitality, Lovely people
I must travel to Pakistan 🇵🇰 I love ❤️ people and food amazing video ❤️🔥🔥🔥❤️
Sure brother
@@jordanmax1957 ❤️
Welcome
@@iqraAmmar03 thank you
That special Naan looks absolutely fantastic!
Sat Sri Akaal
Salaam Sir ! Your beard looks very holy --
@@arshadali7887 yes bro, Thats what I felt!
Been to Pakistan love the hospitality there. Pakistan has its own magic which attracts me all the time
Love and respect from Pakistan
New subscriber from Auckland love your channel so interesting thank you very much and respect to you
Whenever I watch your food videos before I go to bed, I get hungry & need a snack. It's 3am Eastern Aussie time for me & all the restaurants are closed. Looks delicious, love your food reviews Karl.
don't forget to catch up with the nearby Indian/Pakistani restaurant next morning
If you're still in Faisalabad, pls visit the oldest and largest agricultural university of sub-continent.
Also there is a samosa chowk in D-ground peoples colony, more famous
@Witty Witty it is not on main chowk but on inside road
He's talking about mehergi samosa in D-ground
Wow that Samosa plate looks absolutely GORGEOUS !
Looks like a beautiful lovely city and that food looked delicious hope you enjoyed it Karl 😊
Love you Karl always delighted from your visit in Pakistan :)
In Pakistani culture🇵🇰🤩, it is customary for diners to eat with their hands, that was surprise for me to know that, what should be the reason??🗺️huge world and always things to learn
More like south asian culture
Its no necessary at all
It's the done thing in this part of the world. Same is true in Middle east, Africa, South Asia. Restaurants will always have utensils, but some foods are just easier eaten by hand. You can't really scoop curry into bread using a knife and fork. Mind you I've always prefered to use a spoon for rice, rather than my hands. I also find the use of a fork for rice equally odd. It's just easier to shovel with a spoon. Don't even get me started on chopsticks. I envy anyone who can master them.
@@Shakeel_._Ahmed i think they make rice sticky that's why they are able to eat with chopsticks🤔
Islamic culture to eat with hands.
Wash hands and eat with wet hands.
I love the way you nod your head when you talk just a like a true Desi !!!
@5:48 true faisalabadi sense of humour.
“Assalamualikum bhai sayaraan nuu (hello everyone)
“Walaikum asalam kalayy nu (hello back single person)
I caught that too, that was damn funny 😆
karl its so good to see u living each day to the fullest🧡🤍💚.This will be fun stories for the future generations u know😉.Praying for ur reunion with Manisha ji.Good day to u.
Thank you Alapan!
Pakistan is great country in the world. I love traveling in Pakistan and Pakistani food, posting the food filmed to TH-cam, love and respect from China 💏💑
their foods looks so delicious ❣
That naan is INCREDIBLE. I am from Sialkot but I have never seen anything like that before.
Always enjoy watching your channel, Karl🇨🇦🇯🇵🇬🇾❣️💖😘Much love from Osaka 😘
Thanks so much
The best joke of the video was in the background.
Slam alaikum Wii sarya nu
Wa alaikum Salam Wii tainu kalay nu. 🤣🤣🤣
Foods looks authentic and awesome 😀😀😀
Amazing loved the VLOG
In Ludhiana there is also a clock tower named ghantaghar. Near it is the Chorra Bazar which is exactly similar. Same samosa with chole and pyaz. 😂😂
Good to know. There's a lot of similarities in both Punjabs.
@@KarlRock Ha Ha 😂 I mean literally everything is same.
@@Nonamepunjab in the next video you’ll hear Punjabi language too 😊
@@Nonamepunjab @Karl Rock there is also Ludhiana sweets in Faisalabad and Lyallpur sweets in Ludhiana, if you didn't know Lyallpur is the old name for Faisalabad, after partition people who migrated from here and there named there shops after where they came from or where there ancestors came from
@@KarlRock there is also Ludhiana sweets in Faisalabad and Lyallpur sweets in Ludhiana, if you didn't know Lyallpur is the old name for Faisalabad, after partition people who migrated from here and there named their shops after where they came from or where there ancestors came from
He looks like an older version Pewdiepie.. really nice video, the way you interact with locals is really wonderful to watch, shows how much you respect and are enthusiastic to learn about the culture. Cheers
04:30 Temporary Heartbreak Moment with the appropriate sound haha
Awesome Sights and Sounds of The Market near Clock Tower and definitely the Foods available there !!
Ur Enjoying Urself by being there physically and We are Enjoying it from Our Homes !
5:49 (in the background) "Assalamu Alaikum to YOU ALL"
Other guy replied "Walaikum Salam to YOU ALONE" 😂
Can't beat Faisalabadi humour 😂
Wow, that naan was almost like a pizza. It looked delicious. Also I can't believe how friendly and generous the Pakistani people are. They are so respectful and generous. In India you are constantly harassed and sold shit in a box disguised as gold. The contrast in culture is insane. I think if I want to visit the Indian subcontinent, I will go to Pakistan instead.
Edit: This is very insulting to the good people of India, for which I apologise for the offense. Leaving it here to admit my mistake.
It varies from people to people , u can't judge a country on a few people u have seen ;-;
@@8QRD_GAMING69 You're correct mate, very bigoted of me to say. Sincerely thank you for pointing out my bigotry in a nice manner. It's borderline racist, I can be better than that.
The samosas look delicious! I am glad people treat you, people in Pakistan are very very hospitable. So glad that your experience about Pakistan has been so positive. You are a true traveler. People in todays age forget that there was a saying, while in Rome do as the Romans do. When you blend in and accept and show appreciation. People respect back and show their appreciation and gratitude. That’s the way to experience real culture.
05:55 Vibe 🤩
Good to see you here Bhai! Chhattisgarh is ❤️
@@KarlRock we are Missing you Bhai
@@KarlRock Love from Chhattisgarh ❤️
Looking forward for more Chhattisgarhi Videos Please
@@omanshbhatt1873 for sure. I loved it there. Plus I have a good friend there 😊
@@KarlRock any updates about the situation?
5:48
"Assalamualaikum Saareyaan Nu"
"Wa Alaikum Os Salaam Kalhe Nu"
Found your channel at the beginning of this month and I could not stop watching it 😁 keep up the amazing work Karl
Welcome aboard!
Pakistanis certainly respect guests. Enjoy the tastes of spicy food especially Punjab.
The samossoas looks really yum yum mouth watering 😋
Paks have huge hearts, they're generous, their hospitality is over the top, they r givers, they give the best treatment to their guests & of course will offer u chai. Take care, blessings, peace
My mouth was watering while watching this video😃😃
Mine too🤣
Not good for people that r fasting. Lol
Faisalabad was re-named after King Faisal of Saudi Arabia upon his assassination. The old name was Lyallpur named after Sir James Broadwood Lyall who was a British officer and the founder of the city.
with the month of Ramadan coming you'll get to taste a lot of other food and drinks that come with it eg. roh afzah
@KarlRock brings unique videos to watch. It’s interesting to watch different types delicious food and hospitality of people from different countries and their cultures ❤👍🏽
They look a lot better than the somosas I get at the local farmers market (south of SF).
Wow
Binge watching your vlogs bro, fan from Manila. 👌
Awesome! Thank you!
KARL I love 💕 Samosas. Had them for the first 🥇 time in Colombia 🇨🇴 when I was a Hare Krishna. Then I had them in Little India in Queens, NY. Finally, I had the real deal in India 🇮🇳 🕉️🙏🏻 in 2019. Look forward to trying them in Pakistan. Kyaa chal rahaa hai dost? Bahut-bahut dhanayavad bhai.
Indian samosas are disgusting
Nothing is happening brother 👍,when will you be coming india??
@David I'm just a free soul now or at least freer than before.
@David That's right bhai 🙏🏻🕉️.
Brother this Faisalabad bazaar is similar to the flag of England 🇬🇧.
Love from Faisalabad.
You are so cool!! I'm still in love with your content and that awesome hat.Never saw anything like it!!!! Love and respect Tamsen Robert's in Riverside Cali
Pak is not a superpower country but despite many problems we are happiest people in South Asia 🇵🇰🌟
good👍 jock
Bhutan laughing on the sidelines
You are the saddest people in SA. Many Paxtanis want to leave the country.
I started Watching your videos since 2020 I love your videos I am from lahore Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️
Wa Alaikum As Salam
Hospitality of Punjabis 😀
I'm supposed to prepare a presentation for a big audience tomorrow, but I'm watching Faisalabad naan and Samosa
Need Failsalabad Naan now🤩🤩🤩😋...love from India
you cook yrself. It suits to Indian taste as equal
I love your Pakistan vlogs. I’m Pakistani American. I haven’t been to Pakistan since like 2003 or 2004.
Hospitality at best 💥❤️
Samosas are my most favourite. I can eat 6 samosas with chana (chikpees) at once. It's mouth watering 😋😋 so yummy 😊
I'll have to go to Pakistan some day! The food looks so delicious! And there are so many gorgeous places to explore! 😍
Come to India it has better food and also the samosa is Indian cuisine don’t forget that Pakistan is a child of India
@@DevPatel-tk5ny yeah, India's on my list as well ;)
@@DevPatel-tk5ny actually the origin of samosa is central Asian. It came to India from the Middle East and Central Asia; not the other way around!
@@anmb8ahmad506 Origins are from Persia, samosa is not Indian
you are right
What you should try actually is a simple naan with pakoras in it. Use to love that in the college days from the college canteen! A long long time ago..
Karl , i have read many accounts of samosas being one of the most notorious foods for getting "Dehli belly" is that true? Have you ever encountered or heard about this?
If yes, what should travellers pay attention to when buying samosas especially from street vendors?
This was the first time i had seen Samosas presented like an actually meal on a plate .
Phew .. im glad they are selling rat poison and not cooked rat 🤣 (yes i watched the video from North East regions of India 🤣) i enjoyed this video .that naan looked liked what we have as a bread pizza where the ingredients are fried into the bread instead of toppings on the bread .interesting.
Have a fantastic day bro .😀
Street food Golden rule : only eat if its cooked fresh in front of you. Ask street vendors to make you a fresh one, it only takes 2 mins to fry a samosa.
@@mg6240 thanks for information 👍
Hey Stefan! Vegetarian food that's freshly cooked and served piping hot is generally ok. They fried the life out of those samosas. Heat generally kills bad things in food. I've not had any issues with samosas for that reason. Bigger risks are the water used in the chutneys, if the person who plated the food has clean hands, if the plates/utensils were cleaned with dirty water or not. But I didn't have any issues in Faisalabad and in the next video you'll see me drinking a ton of drinks from the street.
@@KarlRock thanks Karl . I actually never even thought that it could be because of the chutney that usually accompanies a samosa. I learnt something new today .extremely useful advice. 👍👍👍👍👍
no one eats Rats🤮🤮 in Pakistan its haram for us
Love to see you in my city and we have enjoyed these samosas since childhood
nice video!! i would love to see the electronics part of the markets :D!
also little update, i had to stop the membership because i ran out of money :/ but ill be back one day!
hope to see you back in india soon! i applied for a longterm visa today.
greetings from assam!
Hey Domi! It was mostly just mobile, so I didn't bother. There's an interesting market tour video coming up from Peshawar that you'll like. No worries about the membership bro! See ya in India
6:02 SO CUTE 🥰
Awesome Man ! Would Love to see these Places soon . Love your channel ❤️
Today I am fasting. happy Ramadan to you all. I am watching this and have another 1 hour and half to go before i break my fast
I'd love to try that food one day... looks so tasty!
India has better food and that samosa is Indian cuisine don’t forget Pakistan is like a child of India 😂
Pakistan is father of India
😂😂😂
Madrasa etihas padhe ho kya
Eye soothing vlogs...feels always positive and the very best thing about your vlog is that your are very enthusiastic personality and always in mood to explore something new ....you are an inspiration seriously !!😊😊
Great Samosa tour
You can try carrying small gifts which you can give in exchange for free food. They will truly cherish the gift as one gotten from a "friend".
Multan city is good for hospitality .
hearing you saying doston is the most satisfying thing ever
Hoping and praying you come back to India as soon as possible!
Thank you!
Genuine review... Liked it
Samosa chat looks yummy 😋
Just started watching your videos about a week ago and I really enjoy watching your content of showing India and all the wonderful places keep making more awesome videos Karl Rock and I also subscribed to your Channel thanks..
From:Alex of Saskatchewan,Canada
Hey Karl
Chris Lewis is also in PK
YOU SHOULD TOTALLY MEET UP!!
He left 3 months ago....
@jibran Choudhary He came back again. He just left back to Vietnam. Max McFarlin was with him. It was a great visit to Karachi a must watch. Peace
@@gloriaa.garcia3985 ohh ok
Lol i am already watching your video when it pop up i directly jump to it btw i an 1st
Wow pakistan people are so friendly
I'd like to visit there one day 😇
Pakistan greatest country and nation on earth planet welcoming and helping everyone 🙏❤🌙📖🌴🗻🌲🌍
Can you return to India please? We are missing you 🥺🇮🇳🇵🇰
Yup, soon. Thank you ❤️
Very Wonderfully Brother' Vlog Video's
They Made Punjab Arbistan😥😥
East Punjab is Gangadesh now
Land of beharis
You are exploring my city ,,mazeyy ke khaney🥰🥰🥰
"typical punjabi's" ...lol
Nice to you see you again please keep posting new videos
Wow! That sentance" No it's not mine it's my fathers shop" That is awesome
I'm glad to see a new video from you my friend. I wish you the best and I hope you can get back into India as soon as possible.
Despite being aa Pakistani!Karl is getting me to places I have never been
So hospitable! Amazing
It's just the hat.. it is phenomenal.
It's funny that it is traditional yet you see nobody else wearing one. And it looks SO good.
Btw Montgomery bazaar points to sahiwal which used to be called Montgomery. Similarly all the bazaars point towards what they are named after. Rail bazaar to the railway station, jhang bazaar to jhang etc. Highly recommend the halwa puri in aminpur bazaar if you ever return to lyallpur
Very interesting!
I’ve seen vlogs of different youtubers filming those snacks in Faisalabad. Never been, but sure did make me want to eat samosas. But the ones there look delicious 😋 ❤️