Those were the days. The tranquil vibes were everywhere, people actually had time to hang out with friends and visit these prominent places in Karachi, roads were surprisingly cleaner with considerably less traffic. Although the architecture of buildings has scarcely changed, depicting the sluggish growth Karachi has seen after all these decades.
Well said Dr. Sahib, almost same situation was here at Lahore those days , I am talking about 80 or around years as I was a little child and now Lahore is a never ending boundaries city with lot of traffic even road are much wider than 80s, people are much busy , as I felt ..After year 2000 life and life routine of people in big cities entirely changed.
It feels like a time traveling to the past, like seeing through a wormhole window in the 70s Pakistan. Thank you for sharing. God Bless your family members who recorded this.
I was 18 years old student at that time in Pakistan.I could recognise all sites of Lahore, Islamabad and Muree.After watching this video ,it took me several seconds to come back to my home orientation in Bedford UK. I was so deeply moved to see this video.What was your dad profession.God bless your dad
I am from India. The man who made this video is wonderful person. He is 100 years ahead of his time. He would have first thought about making this video. Then he bought the camera. Made it and preserved it. What we do now a days with mobile, he did it using camera in those days. Since the video camera must have been imported, this video can also be titled as a favor to the present generation by previous generation. Good job, sir. 👍 Hats off to you.
@catfish9391 Karachi crime rate is not even the highest in south asia now I'm not defending iT but it has good areas also saying Karachi maybe THR worst in pak but it's not worse than Dhaka OR varanasi
@catfish9391 Dhaka is far more dirtier , overpopulated And has a higher crime rate lol Banglades crime rate is much higher than that of Pakistan And also isn't Karachi one of the major cities too?
The real difference was cleanliness. No shopping bags, plastic bottles and tin cans. And no air pollution. At that time Toyota Mark II was indeed status symbol.
پہلے کراچی کو ایک میٹروپولیٹن سٹی کہا جاتا تھا اور اس کا موازنہ دنیا کے جدید شہروں سے کیا جاتا تھا لیکن جب سے کراچی میں خصوصاً 2000 سے غیر مقامی لوگوں کا داخلہ ہونے لگا کراچی کی حالت گاؤں سے بھی بدتر ہوگئی ان جاہل لوگوں نے کراچی کی شاہراہوں کو کچراکنڈی میں تبدیل کردیا
@@CREATIVEGUY1980 کرپٹ لیڈروں نے ملک کا بیڑہ غرق کیا. مسلمان معاشرے کو لسانی عصبیتوں اور مذہبی منافرت میں تقسیم کیا گیا اور نفرتوں کو اتنا پھیلایا گیا کہ اسلامی معاشرے کی اصل چہرہ مسخ کردیا گیا. آج ھم اپنی اقدار کو رو رہیں ہیں. دوسرے انسان کی رائے کا احترام، بزرگوں کا احترام، خواتین کا احترام یا اپنے کسی ھمسائے کا احساس آج ھمارے معاشرے میں ناپید ھے.
@@CREATIVEGUY1980 جب کسی معاشرے میں نفرتیں بڑھ جاتی ہیں تو دوسری چیزیں ثانوی حیثیت رکھتی ہیں. جن لیڈروں نے یہ نفرتیں پھیلائی وہ کراچی کے لوگ تھے اور کچھ اب بھی ہیں. انہی لوگوں نے کراچی کے ساتھ وہ کھلواڑ کھیلا کہ ملک سے محبت کرنے والے دیکھتے رہ گئے. بہرحال اس پولیٹیکل بحث میں نہیں جانا چاہتا. ھم سب کی زمہ داری ھے اس ملک کو تمام غلاظتوں سے پاک کرنا یہ کیسے ممکن ہے جب ھم اپنے گریبان میں جھانک کر دیکھیں اور جو نفرتیں ھمارے سینوں میں ہیں ان کو محبت اور احساس سے بدلیں. شکریہ
@@noobiie “with what we know today” is the main part. Or even without what we know today, I think it would’ve been just beautiful to live in that time of bell bottoms and long hairs. I guess there would have been no tensions, less depression, no cell phones, no social acceptance phobia. Life would have been simpler. And above all, people would have been purer than they are nowadays.
the time, when the people of Saudia Arabia and UAE used to hear that, there's a tall building called Habib bank Plaza in Karachi, what a awesome memory👌🏼 a bundle of thanks for share it dear, a Pakistani Lahori 🇵🇰 love ♥️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾...
@@UAS_STUDIO Bhutto ruined Pakistan. Ayub khan was doing great job in 1960s. Later on stupid democracy was restored and our countrt was broken in 2 parts. And still we suffering from democracy...
@@Azhar-xyz 🤦 you such a dumb and silly guy, Ayub khan started this hate in Bangladesh if he would simply give the seat to Mujeeb ur rehman Pakistan would have never been broken he started this haterate in Bangal bhutto was just following his steps as he also wanted a pure election he was just doing what Ayub Khan says and the military was 50+% Punjabi however Bangalis were more than the whole population of west Pakistan you know if he just handed over the leadership to Mujeeb ur rehman Pakistan would ve lived peacefully But.... No he wanted a screwed Pakistan like we are Now 😑😑 Democracy is the Right way to rule And dictators in Multiple Language countries are worst
@@Azhar-xyz yahya Khan was the head of Pakistan when Bangladesh got separated. Bangladesh has nothing to do with Pakistan's current state, it's our involvement in Afghanistan that has taken us to where we are. There used to be family planning schemes but western and Saudi backed Dictatorship put a stop to it and brought militancy in our country.
@@pablo-z6u aap ki knowledge k liye bta dn k us waqt yahya khan thay na k ayub khan..aur doosri baat ye k bhutto ne ye zidd pakar li thi k government mujhe milni chahiye jab k mujeebur rehman ne waazeh aksariat haasil ki thi.. Pakistan k 2 tukre hone ka zimmedaar sirf aur sirf bhutto tha..iqtidaar ka bhookha shaks.
@@AliSher-ob1or ji ji sorry galti ayub khan likh diya hoga par ye nafrat unme ayub khan ke dour se aayi thi jab mujeeb ur rehman election jeet gaye tou Yahya khan ka kaam tha ke hukomat mujeeb ur rehman ko dedete tou aaj Pakistan ke tokre na hote aur Pakistan ki Afghanistan mei involvement ki waja se bhi Yahya Khan mujeeb ur rehman ko hukomat dene se dar rahe the Bhutto ne bohot saarey Kaam kiye the pakistan ke liye he was great personality
The Pakistan of this era may come back. Although I am 33 years old, the Pakistan of the 70's and 80's affects my heart and mind a lot. Beautiful faces, clothing styles, classic cars, clean roads, beautiful buildings, in short, Pakistan was the emerging country of that era. I wish I could win the Pakistan of this era. Many thanks to your dad who kept this treasure safe.
@ciybersal lol bruhh. I live in bahria town karachi. I know it's the cleanest and safest place we can find in Karachi but still the comparison is nowhere close.
Bro I get what you're saying. But you're comparing probably a 50+ year old city to a 5+ year old place here in Karachi. Give it some time and you'll see. Plus our Bahria is the cleanest place we've seen but maybe not according to the international standards. Also LA is one of the most well developed and richest cities in the world, it's like comparing apple to peanuts.
this video brought my childhood back..those were the days..Karachi was a beautiful, clean, prosperous and peaceful city..and undoubtedly one of the best in Asia..truly I lost my city..now whenever I visit Karachi, I try to find that soulful comfort but honestly I don't see that any more..thanks for uploading the masterpiece..thanks a million to you and especially to your dad..ALLAH bless you all
Just imagine the newly born Pakistan with brand new Karachi. Every building and every place seems so neat, fresh and new at that time. Very nostalgic to see this video. Aisa lag raha hai k jesey koi 70s ya 80s ki bollywood ki classic film dekh rahey hain. What a golden time of Pakistan it was. Kitni development ho rahi thi har cheez mein. Kash wo waqt wapas aa jaye…! 🥲
This is honestly the best quality content I've found of Pakistan till date!!! Your father is amazinggg, I'm so surprised he recorded every detail, it's like time travel ♥️
I have recorded my reaction to this video. I wanted to ask for your permission but couldn't find a way to contact you. Would it be okay if I posted this reaction video? I will make sure to give due credit to this channel. Anyways, this is an absolutely beautiful video! Thanks for sharing this gem with the world :)
My grandparents always told me what great stories and fun they had when they were young.This looks more peaceful than what we have nowadays, corruption was less too. Even greenery was everywhere, People actually had fun when they were young, the streets looks clean, very less amount of pollution was in the atmosphere and traffic was a bit less.I want to give your father a huge thanks providing us with this video.May Allah Bless you and your family.
I grew up in Karachi and passed my 10th grade in 1976 this was a mental treat some of the buildings I saw i was actually in them like Habib Bank Plaza, Sanaulla Store which was the most posh store of Karachi, Quaid-e-Azam Mazar
The non sense was going on at that time even but today we dont habe any idea of it. Just page back to history and you will come to know mukti bani and fall of dhaka
Toyota Mark II, bell bottom pants = 1978 - 1979. I remember those days, though I was about ten years old. Pakistan was king of Hockey. USA & USSR were locked in tge Cold war. There was trouble in Afghanistan & Iran. Arab Sheikhdoms had begun developing. There was a rush of Pakistani labor to Dubai, Kuwait, & KSA. "Dubai Chalo" was a popular movie in cinemas. Javed Miandad, Sarfaraz Nawaz, Zaheer Abbas, Imran Khan, Asif Iqbal, Waseem Hassan Raja, & Mudassar Nazar played cricket for Pakistan. Fifty fifty was the most popular comedy show on PTV. Muhammad Ali had just taken retirement from boxing. It was such a different world, totally unimagineable today.
بلکل اسی طرح ہم نے بھی 69 میں پاکستان ٹور کیا تھا اور پھر 71کی وار سے پہلے ملتان سے کراچی move کر گئے تھے، الحمدللہ آج تک یہاں ہیں،۔ زبر دست ریکارڈنگ کی ہے👍
Im 30 and i am observing that you can’t find any one who is overweight or fat i guess obesity wasn’t an issue back then. Most people were healthy. Good work uncle for recording ❤️
In the late 70s and 80s is when the US FDA came up with the fake research of linking cholesterol from fats such as butter, ghee, animal fat, eggs etc as being unhealthy for the heart and blood pressure... And pushing cereals, refined wheat based products into diets. Also the rise of softdrinks in our country. All downhill from that point.
@@ahmadriaz8381 Study proper history. "Pakistan: A Hard Country" by Anatol Lieven or Dr. Ishrat Hussain's, "Governing the Ungovernable". They would help in busting these urban myths our masses believe in.
Bell bottom, high waisted jeans and pants, oversized belt buckles, large cuffs, collars and wide lapels, unbuttoned casual, slim fit, tucked in shirts with bold patterns such as paisley or floral landscapes, oxford shoes and topped off with shaggy mullets, moustaches and pop rock inspired hairdos neatly combed over the ears. This reminds me of practically everything my dad used to tell me about in his stories from back in the day.. he was born in the 50's, youngest of 8 siblings, joined the army as a doctor and spent his entire life in a joint family setup. His parents and grandparents were among the once wealthy immigrants who left everything behind in Indian Punjab and started afresh here without "filling the claim forms" out of fear of retaliation from the family members who chose to stay back. I used to ask my dad everything about his childhood and family's history and hours would go by in a flash. I enjoyed every second of his stories. Our parents are among the golden generation and they'll live on in our hearts and memories forever.
9:00, the era of an Iconic Trench Coat! wow! This video definitely gave me pleasure and reminded me of my childhood days in amazing Karachi. Thank you so much for sharing this masterpiece with us! Appreciate it!
@Killer boyy While I agree that Zia Ul Haq brought his fair share of problems with him. And his rule definitely wasn't legitimate. But his era was still one of the most successful for Pakistan. Pakistan's economy was rapidly increasing. Pakistan had it's biggest GDP during that time. Pakistan had great foreign relations. And was considered a rapidly developing country on it's way to becoming a developed country in a few years. It was only in the 90s that everything went to shit.
Excellent. Enjoyed a lot. Open Roads, Clear Environment. Please keep it up. I spent time in Islamabad in my Childhood ( Late Seventies ). This video really bring me to Good Old and Nice Pakistan. Thanks for a beautiful sharing. Stay Blessed.
What a beautiful coverage of a wonderful, carefree and safer era. Thank you so much for sharing this video. Your dad did a fabulous job recording this. 👌👍😊
Excellent.... Hats off the people of 1970's, they knew, how to care the town. Your Father showed us beautiful time by his great vision... Even I didn't experience this side in our classics movies.... Master Piece... Really Impressive..... Thanks for sharing.....
Fantastic video, I passed metric class "10th class" in 1975 I have good memories of 1970s the population of Pakistan was very less see roads are almost empty and also very few automobile are on road in this video, the clips of Karachi Lahore Islamabad and Murree are fantastic, Islamabad still like a jungle. But your father had a good car looks like Mark 2.
I am from Murree and I felt emotional watching the clip of mall road especially, as my father was a kid studying at Lawrence college around the time this video was made, felt like I could see his world. Thank you so much for sharing this
Karachi was destroyed by it's own citizens with the help of foreign terrorists of course like india, israel etc. Later the governments never cared for the city which never slept then but now nobody can sleep even if they try.
@@m.j.h.k8101 India destroyed Karachi ? Exactly how?? I am curious. I actually gave this video a like because I enjoy seeing how things were in the past. And then your comment left a sour taste in my mouth. How on earth did India destroy this city? Care to explain Sir? And why did you allow India to destroy? But more importantly how? And why is Israel interested in pakistan either?
Poor management and people refusal to work is the cause of destruction. We can't let others gain because they didn't speak your language. People who live in that area care for that area, just so you know.
an Incvredible rare and gem video to share , what I see from the video people back then were far more civilised and clean , look at the roads and streets are so clean and everyone seems to be in ordely manner enjoying their lives . i see no political banners , flags or even street venders . Pakistan was indeed went from a civilised , modern in the 60's to 70's to a world's most chaotic and uncivilised nation in the 20th century . we are the only nation which is moving backward then moving forwards to become a developed country . Thank you for sharing . I was born in 1976 and have seen amazing time in the 80's . Life was great until we saw Karachi was Handed over to Altaf Hussain and we started towards our country's downfall . I miss my days of 80's . Thank yooou so much for sharing .
Great n beautiful. I wish I was could see the era of 60s n 70 at Pakistan but then i wasn't born 😅 .its mesmerising. Your dad did a great job for preserving these beautiful things and thanks alot to you for sharing it with us .I guess your dad was a highly educated n artistic person who captured such things.only a man with a good vision can do this .
Beautiful memories recorded by your father , i spend my childhood in karachi. Very loving people, peaceful city then in 1974 i left Karachi for ever, and settled abroad and now i am in Lahore for the last 25 years. Pata nahi kahan gaye meray woh school and college class fellows , now at this age i even don't remember their names.
Sir/madam if you don't mind what was the area you lived in back then and which school or college? It's okay if you don't want to share info, just asking cause I'm a Karachiite and maybe you're a class mate or neighbor of my elders.
@@h.a.7581 I studied in " model nursery primary school" near urdu bazar, later name of school was changed as Begum Fazl ur rehman school, and became girls school from class 6 if i am not wrong it was robson road near urdu bazar, later 1963 i was admitted in BVS parsi high school Karachi 1968 i passed matric and took admission in Govt. National college shaheed e millat road. Upto 1960 i lived in Burns road then shifted to PECHS. Till 1974
@@jave.b1772 Ah okay, I know about the BVS parsi high school and National college. You lived in Pechs till 1974?! Pechs Nursery is the neighborhood my maternal grandparents lived in and my mom went to college and got married from there :D do you remember the basf board building? Or can you tell me which block you lived in Pechs?
At that time Pakistan was the most modern state in the whole world along with Iran ,Egypt,Iraq and USA ,my personal experience though I was only a little kid then !
Your dad did a wonderful job by recording this masterpiece 70s was the golden time of Pakistani politics,sports,film industry,music industry.I’m glad he captured those glorious moments those times ✨Btw your Father is Very Lucky ❤️🙏🏻
Is mulk ko tbah Ker dya hmaray hukum rano nay ☹️ What a beautiful era I am 2000s born for me these footages are more than anything.... I wish Allah make us developed and best nation in the world 💔❤️
We as a nation have become corrupt from top to bottom, each in our own way contribute to this cycle. From the police officer who takes the bribe to the business man paying the bribe so that his son may evade the law. From the riksha walas who break any traffic law in order to save petrol or time not caring that they have started a chain reaction in which hundreds of people will be affected to the parents who let their 14 year old child to drive without a licence. Who ever read this and has come this far, let us make a vow to start making a difference by changing oneself. Starting with these small things 1. Do not litter (Throw trash in the open) 2. Follow the traffic laws, even when you think it might not m 3. Treat people less fortunate than you with respect, be gentle with animals, Don't pay street beggers!! I cannot stress this enough 4. Last but not least, JUGAR MENTALITY KO KATHAM KAR DO!
@@berserk8866 Mulk ko tabha kerney ki shurwaat bhutto ne kithi usi ki wajah se east Pakistan tuta democracy ki wajah se Karachi ki yeh halat hoye thi Ayub Khan sai kaam keratha lekin bhuto Karachi ki yeh halat bnadi democracy ki wajah se Salute to Ayub Khan
I want to go back to this pakistan , where people were less judgemental and had decency to mind their own damn business and you could be happy in peace.
Decency ap ki jeans ko daikh k pata chal rahi... jab tak ap jaise phati jeans waly Pakistan main rahen gy yahan decency wapis nai asakti mam amna o.o 😂😂😂😂
@@mohyalforhumanity1735 mery bhai bat sun meri...ye jo judge karna wala bhashan ap dy rahy hollywood or Bollywood ka media daikh k...aik chez yad rakho muslman mard ya oorat dono ko on ki limit pata honi chahiye..oorton ki aazadi phati jeans ye western culture isi ka natija hai k aj ap phaty or behuda lebas ko defend karty hovy mjhe bol rahy ho k main judge kar raha.. good mery bhai.sahi ja rahy ho.... sudhr ja dost
Great video. Its indeed recorded between 1975 & 1976. As you can see at @16:00 on the cinema there is the poster of the movie "Fear Over the City" and the movie was released in 1975.
O, my God my lovely peaceful city, where and when hatred was sowed in the hearts of citizens of Karachi, every thing is now disturbed.it is out of balance. Other cities in the world get updated, advanced and progressively constructed we are going backward, by the way it was 70's era PPP was in power you can not blame them. But thanks for sharing the video makes me cry and smiles at the same time lovely memories of the places there was Murree, Mall road there and Pindi and Kashmir points, nicely captured places in Lahore andon the way to Lahore.feeling like I have been to time tunnels. Thanks again.
Wow and see how clean was Pakistan, beautiful healthy and stylish people. One can see flowers everywhere which ia a sign of love, passion and joy. Compare that time with today 😭
Thank you for sharing this video, old memories, I was quite young but still remember Karachi of 70s and early 80s. Kashmir road, PECHS, Karachi sport complex (tennis court), some of the area shown is around hill park, i still remember those hilly roads, and narrow turn. Thanks
Wow, Pakistan was too ahead of it’s time back then well planned cities,infrastructure, hygiene. They really lived simple (best) life with great morals,that footages give me hope 😊 Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️ 🇵🇰
This is so well recorded Mashallah these were the times when my father was in his 20s, wowww I really wish I can hear more stories from him, other than my nana who passed away 3 years ago, no one really talked about the times when Pakistan was newly made. It's an interesting topic, and sometimes heartwarming too 💖 I wish everyone here a great day and May Allah bless you all
pakistan was always here. pakistani history started during the IVC and before that, too. we just gained independence from britian doesnt mean our land is new, our land is ancient.
That is wonderful and good job done by yours dad. Wonderful master piece...m glade to watch this video and see the past of my country..a clean,calm but people living standard is no doubt a futurists..i can imagine that yours dad and family done alot afforts to get that standard of life at that time...respect bro
Watching this in USA 🇺🇸 and indeed beautiful camera work! I actually LOVE 💕👍🏼 fact that he is NOT shaky and making video slowly and hand motion and his movements are subtle! Nice work 👏 🇵🇰💕
This clip is around 46 years old. Pakistan was just 30 years old. A few differences that I noticed. You don't see crowds anywhere, even in public places and tourist sites. Roads are well carpeted and traffic is close to none. The streets, towns, and even bazaars are green; you see trees everywhere. And lastly, at 9:48, which I think is Mall Road, Murree, you see a big board of BOOK GALLERIA. I mean an actual book shop in Murree, how cool would that be? It also saddens me to know what happened next. USSR invaded Afghanistan, Khomeini took over in Iran, Zia brought Islamization drive in the country. And the rest is just history.
No doubt there is no public. Because there were no such popluation that time. About 70m poppluation 50years ago and in recent 50years our poppluation has grown to 220m
Its not islamization tha caused our Nation to default or lack in development, it was the mentality of our leaders and their mission to loot our country. Then so called Moulanas started their bussinesses and brainwashed public and made them extremist then Army which tried to control our nation through peoples patriotism and then competition between PPP, MQM, PMLN and other political parties. Islamization would have actually benefitted pakistan if it was implented in an appropriate way.
What a wonderful video. I was a kid in the 80's & I remember some part of that era. Although this video is from the 70s but I can still relate to it. Because still in the 80s the cities were like this clam and clean. There was less traffic on the roads. The most of the bigger houses were single story. There was very little construction in the outskirts and the open areas were always full of trees. The parks used to be green and full of trees and flowery plants and were so serene and calm. Evening time at the parks was always amazing. Going out in the market and eating Polka ice-cream used to be great fun. Ah.....those beautiful days. Wish I could experience that in real again.
Thank you so much for sharing this master piece. Pakistan used to be very clean beautiful. Your dad has done a great job for the up coming Pakistani generations. These footages produce a feeling a nostalgia. the footages is nostalgic for your dad and who lived in that era.
1:16 -1:31, 19:50 onwards is literally 2 minutes from my house un KHI.... i am psyched and freaking out... it still looks the same.... i recognised it immediately because i actually am obsessed with that place.. btw mad recording skills... if only we were in the 70s or 80s, i am down for 90s too XD
A Masterpiece in itself...A glance of our own custom traditions...Fashion sense...Brands...roads...Building infrastructures...The closest thing to a time machine...M glad I spent my 20 mins watching this...💕
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your father was a amazing vlogger of his era he was 100 years ahead of his time,what a wonderful master piece ,hats off to him
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So true loved it
Shukriya
He has a lot more other videos as well, I’ll try uploading if I can.
@@Quraishy please do 💫
@@Quraishy yea please i am waiting insha Allah
TH-cam is literally the closest thing we have to a time machine. How wonderful it is to see a flash of the past of our beautiful country. Masha'Allah
was not expecting ugandan knuckles here
@@speedygamey7160 ayo
Telescopes are due to light having a finite speed
It ain't beautiful anymore
Do u no da wae?
Those were the days. The tranquil vibes were everywhere, people actually had time to hang out with friends and visit these prominent places in Karachi, roads were surprisingly cleaner with considerably less traffic. Although the architecture of buildings has scarcely changed, depicting the sluggish growth Karachi has seen after all these decades.
there is always that one loser that thinks his era "were the days"
@@alivensyde5484 🤣🤣
@@alivensyde5484 Serves you right for what you did to Bangladesh. The money that Bangladesh have Pakistan don't have that inch of our money lol 🤣
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Well said Dr. Sahib, almost same situation was here at Lahore those days , I am talking about 80 or around years as I was a little child and now Lahore is a never ending boundaries city with lot of traffic even road are much wider than 80s, people are much busy , as I felt ..After year 2000 life and life routine of people in big cities entirely changed.
It feels like a time traveling to the past, like seeing through a wormhole window in the 70s Pakistan. Thank you for sharing. God Bless your family members who recorded this.
I was there at that time I was a teenager 🤣
I salute your dad for this. His mental approach was 50 years advance and he seems funky too.
🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭👍👍
Hey bro, I think we know each other!
I was 18 years old student at that time in Pakistan.I could recognise all sites of Lahore, Islamabad and Muree.After watching this video ,it took me several seconds to come back to my home orientation in Bedford UK. I was so deeply moved to see this video.What was your dad profession.God bless your dad
So if you are from that time then which Pakistan is/was better, Liberal Pakistan or Sharai Pakistan.
@@Unknownlens703😂 there had never been a shariah Pakistan. Open your eyes! 🤣
@@motivationultra01 comeon bro, what was zia then.
I wonder if your father ever thought that millions of people across the globe are one day going to see this gem and appreciate his work.
I am from India. The man who made this video is wonderful person. He is 100 years ahead of his time. He would have first thought about making this video. Then he bought the camera. Made it and preserved it. What we do now a days with mobile, he did it using camera in those days. Since the video camera must have been imported, this video can also be titled as a favor to the present generation by previous generation. Good job, sir. 👍 Hats off to you.
sir ur words in praising this venture ........... are very precious ..........god bless u
@@honkydory100 Agreed
Right.
This is not a video but probably an 8 mm film camera.
This looks like something from a time capsule, where the ancestors leave something behind for the younger generation to reconnect with their roots.
Pakistan is one of the few countries that went backwards with time rather than forward. May Allah bring prosperity to this gifted country insha'Allah
Population was much smaller then and now it is too much.
@catfish9391 India still looks like a slum A lot of cities are Even worse than karachi
@catfish9391 not really Delhi crime rate and pollution are both are worse than karachi
@catfish9391
Karachi crime rate is not even the highest in south asia now I'm not defending iT but it has good areas also saying Karachi maybe THR worst in pak but it's not worse than Dhaka OR varanasi
@catfish9391
Dhaka is far more dirtier , overpopulated
And has a higher crime rate lol
Banglades crime rate is much higher than that of Pakistan And also isn't Karachi one of the major cities too?
Karachi was more developed than today....
The real difference was cleanliness. No shopping bags, plastic bottles and tin cans. And no air pollution. At that time Toyota Mark II was indeed status symbol.
پہلے کراچی کو ایک میٹروپولیٹن سٹی کہا جاتا تھا اور اس کا موازنہ دنیا کے جدید شہروں سے کیا جاتا تھا لیکن جب سے کراچی میں خصوصاً 2000 سے غیر مقامی لوگوں کا داخلہ ہونے لگا کراچی کی حالت گاؤں سے بھی بدتر ہوگئی ان جاہل لوگوں نے کراچی کی شاہراہوں کو کچراکنڈی میں تبدیل کردیا
@@CREATIVEGUY1980 کرپٹ لیڈروں نے ملک کا بیڑہ غرق کیا. مسلمان معاشرے کو لسانی عصبیتوں اور مذہبی منافرت میں تقسیم کیا گیا اور نفرتوں کو اتنا پھیلایا گیا کہ اسلامی معاشرے کی اصل چہرہ مسخ کردیا گیا. آج ھم اپنی اقدار کو رو رہیں ہیں. دوسرے انسان کی رائے کا احترام، بزرگوں کا احترام، خواتین کا احترام یا اپنے کسی ھمسائے کا احساس آج ھمارے معاشرے میں ناپید ھے.
@@raeeskhan5198 آپ کی بات سے سو فیصد متفق ہوں لیکن جو میں نے اوپر بیان کیا اس حقیقت سے بھی منہ موڑنا ممکن نہیں
@@CREATIVEGUY1980 جب کسی معاشرے میں نفرتیں بڑھ جاتی ہیں تو دوسری چیزیں ثانوی حیثیت رکھتی ہیں.
جن لیڈروں نے یہ نفرتیں پھیلائی وہ کراچی کے لوگ تھے اور کچھ اب بھی ہیں. انہی لوگوں نے کراچی کے ساتھ وہ کھلواڑ کھیلا کہ ملک سے محبت کرنے والے دیکھتے رہ گئے.
بہرحال اس پولیٹیکل بحث میں نہیں جانا چاہتا. ھم سب کی زمہ داری ھے اس ملک کو تمام غلاظتوں سے پاک کرنا یہ کیسے ممکن ہے جب ھم اپنے گریبان میں جھانک کر دیکھیں اور جو نفرتیں ھمارے سینوں میں ہیں ان کو محبت اور احساس سے بدلیں. شکریہ
Your Dad was the First Vlogger ever at that time...you should be Proud of your Dad✌
you stole my words ✌
Really
Yeah exactly even there was not a single concept of vlogging.
Jbh waloo
Very well said...
❤️❤️❤️
zabardast video, maza aa gia, million dollar content. thankyou from Oslo, Norway
I am truly grateful to your dad for recording this masterpeice. What a golden era it was. I wish I was born in that time 🖤
Same bro
What are you saying dear it was the time where we got divided economic issue start ringing.
You wish you were born earlier? I wish I were born a whole century later.........in 2100. Lol
@@hafizsyednomanali6868 nah bro i wish I could go there and spend time with what I know today.....and also go to 3000
@@noobiie “with what we know today” is the main part. Or even without what we know today, I think it would’ve been just beautiful to live in that time of bell bottoms and long hairs. I guess there would have been no tensions, less depression, no cell phones, no social acceptance phobia. Life would have been simpler. And above all, people would have been purer than they are nowadays.
the time, when the people of Saudia Arabia and UAE used to hear that, there's a tall building called Habib bank Plaza in Karachi,
what a awesome memory👌🏼
a bundle of thanks for share it dear,
a Pakistani Lahori 🇵🇰 love ♥️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾...
@@UAS_STUDIO Bhutto ruined Pakistan.
Ayub khan was doing great job in 1960s.
Later on stupid democracy was restored and our countrt was broken in 2 parts. And still we suffering from democracy...
@@Azhar-xyz 🤦 you such a dumb and silly guy, Ayub khan started this hate in Bangladesh if he would simply give the seat to Mujeeb ur rehman Pakistan would have never been broken he started this haterate in Bangal bhutto was just following his steps as he also wanted a pure election he was just doing what Ayub Khan says and the military was 50+% Punjabi however Bangalis were more than the whole population of west Pakistan you know if he just handed over the leadership to Mujeeb ur rehman Pakistan would ve lived peacefully
But.... No he wanted a screwed Pakistan like we are Now 😑😑
Democracy is the Right way to rule
And dictators in Multiple Language countries are worst
@@Azhar-xyz yahya Khan was the head of Pakistan when Bangladesh got separated. Bangladesh has nothing to do with Pakistan's current state, it's our involvement in Afghanistan that has taken us to where we are.
There used to be family planning schemes but western and Saudi backed Dictatorship put a stop to it and brought militancy in our country.
@@pablo-z6u aap ki knowledge k liye bta dn k us waqt yahya khan thay na k ayub khan..aur doosri baat ye k bhutto ne ye zidd pakar li thi k government mujhe milni chahiye jab k mujeebur rehman ne waazeh aksariat haasil ki thi.. Pakistan k 2 tukre hone ka zimmedaar sirf aur sirf bhutto tha..iqtidaar ka bhookha shaks.
@@AliSher-ob1or ji ji sorry galti ayub khan likh diya hoga par ye nafrat unme ayub khan ke dour se aayi thi jab mujeeb ur rehman election jeet gaye tou Yahya khan ka kaam tha ke hukomat mujeeb ur rehman ko dedete tou aaj Pakistan ke tokre na hote aur Pakistan ki Afghanistan mei involvement ki waja se bhi Yahya Khan mujeeb ur rehman ko hukomat dene se dar rahe the
Bhutto ne bohot saarey Kaam kiye the pakistan ke liye he was great personality
The Pakistan of this era may come back. Although I am 33 years old, the Pakistan of the 70's and 80's affects my heart and mind a lot. Beautiful faces, clothing styles, classic cars, clean roads, beautiful buildings, in short, Pakistan was the emerging country of that era. I wish I could win the Pakistan of this era. Many thanks to your dad who kept this treasure safe.
No it probably won't since the population is still growing.
we can still back if for once if we stop promoting uneducated people and so called muftis and change the mindest @@نادرالیراحمان
I can't believe that this was Karachi back then. Bro it looks like Los Angeles of 1970s. So clean and so much well developed of that time.
@ciybersal lol bruhh. I live in bahria town karachi. I know it's the cleanest and safest place we can find in Karachi but still the comparison is nowhere close.
Bro I get what you're saying. But you're comparing probably a 50+ year old city to a 5+ year old place here in Karachi. Give it some time and you'll see. Plus our Bahria is the cleanest place we've seen but maybe not according to the international standards. Also LA is one of the most well developed and richest cities in the world, it's like comparing apple to peanuts.
@@obaid653 Los Angeles is literally a crime ridden city. The bloods and crips run the the streets of LA. Its the most polluted city in America.
@@obaid653 Los Angeles is ran by bloods, crips and gangs. Added with pollution and illegal immigration
Sorry but Bahria town is better
LA is a cesspool.
this video brought my childhood back..those were the days..Karachi was a beautiful, clean, prosperous and peaceful city..and undoubtedly one of the best in Asia..truly I lost my city..now whenever I visit Karachi, I try to find that soulful comfort but honestly I don't see that any more..thanks for uploading the masterpiece..thanks a million to you and especially to your dad..ALLAH bless you all
From being best in Asia to 5th worst in the world🤦
@@saiman2414 حکمرانوں کا شکریہ ; u ;
Just imagine the newly born Pakistan with brand new Karachi. Every building and every place seems so neat, fresh and new at that time. Very nostalgic to see this video. Aisa lag raha hai k jesey koi 70s ya 80s ki bollywood ki classic film dekh rahey hain. What a golden time of Pakistan it was. Kitni development ho rahi thi har cheez mein. Kash wo waqt wapas aa jaye…! 🥲
Bro but now your country is running, ache leader chuno apne liye, otherwise next 10 years m condition aur bhi khrb ho jygi aapki....
Karachi was most advanced and beautiful city at 70,s.Thanks for upload.
It's still advanced u can find everything every buisness but just need good management and proper control
This is honestly the best quality content I've found of Pakistan till date!!! Your father is amazinggg, I'm so surprised he recorded every detail, it's like time travel ♥️
Not to forget that recording a video at that time was not easy. The way he would have carried that huge camera to capture such details. Amazing.
Can't believe so neat and clean...i hope this tidiness and cleanness come back...of my city Karachi..truly it's a masterpiece.
Agreed
Punjab to bohat clean ha. Karachi main issue ha
@@thebonfiree kisne kaha ab bohot Ganda h9gya hai especially pichle 10 saalon se jabse abadi badi hai
@Balochi boy indian migrants?
@Balochi boy lol I have travelled to bihar many times . It is so much much better
I have recorded my reaction to this video. I wanted to ask for your permission but couldn't find a way to contact you. Would it be okay if I posted this reaction video? I will make sure to give due credit to this channel.
Anyways, this is an absolutely beautiful video! Thanks for sharing this gem with the world :)
Yes please raj
Make a video on it your reactions are always priceless plus you can show it to more people the beauty of pakistan
Because of Raj I have reached to this video so its good that you reacted on this.
Cuz of him I am here❤
Sure you can.
Would be fine.
My grandparents always told me what great stories and fun they had when they were young.This looks more peaceful than what we have nowadays, corruption was less too. Even greenery was everywhere, People actually had fun when they were young, the streets looks clean, very less amount of pollution was in the atmosphere and traffic was a bit less.I want to give your father a huge thanks providing us with this video.May Allah Bless you and your family.
I grew up in Karachi and passed my 10th grade in 1976 this was a mental treat some of the buildings I saw i was actually in them like Habib Bank Plaza, Sanaulla Store which was the most posh store of Karachi, Quaid-e-Azam Mazar
*abhe aap 60 ya 61 saal k hain MASHALLAH say*
What is the garden in Karachi where the boys are going under some vines۔isit the university of Karachi canteen Area؟
I passed my metric class in 1975 one year senior then you.😂
@@FayazAhmad-yl6spFZ aap bhi 60 61 saal k hain
@@arainl.a5152 why are you worried about every body's age and it is very rude to tell somebody how old they are we all know how old we are
People who died in 70s were lucky, have no idea what non-sense we've gone through lately
The non sense was going on at that time even but today we dont habe any idea of it. Just page back to history and you will come to know mukti bani and fall of dhaka
@@qadri409 i was also thinking the same
شاندار۔۔۔یہ سب کچھ اپنی انکھوں سے دیکھا ھے۔ ایسا لگا کہ ٹائم مشین میں ھم اس دور میں چلے گئے۔ اگر ممکن ھو تو سب ٹائٹل یا کمنٹری بھی کردیں
hehh sahi kaha sir....
100% agreed to you sir. I was born in the late 70s. 😔
Best TH-cam recommendation ever thanks for uploading ❤️
1970 کی اچھی اور خوبصورت یادیں
Toyota Mark II, bell bottom pants = 1978 - 1979. I remember those days, though I was about ten years old. Pakistan was king of Hockey. USA & USSR were locked in tge Cold war. There was trouble in Afghanistan & Iran. Arab Sheikhdoms had begun developing. There was a rush of Pakistani labor to Dubai, Kuwait, & KSA. "Dubai Chalo" was a popular movie in cinemas. Javed Miandad, Sarfaraz Nawaz, Zaheer Abbas, Imran Khan, Asif Iqbal, Waseem Hassan Raja, & Mudassar Nazar played cricket for Pakistan. Fifty fifty was the most popular comedy show on PTV. Muhammad Ali had just taken retirement from boxing.
It was such a different world, totally unimagineable today.
@Maria Azam thank you madam.
بلکل اسی طرح ہم نے بھی 69 میں پاکستان ٹور کیا تھا اور پھر 71کی وار سے پہلے ملتان سے کراچی move کر گئے تھے، الحمدللہ آج تک یہاں ہیں،۔ زبر دست ریکارڈنگ کی ہے👍
Toyota Mark ll . Not Datsun Mark ll.
@@mehfoozkhan533 sir you are correct. I wrote that by mistake. I will try to correct it. Thanks.
Love and respect you sir
My Abbu is from this era and misses Karachi like anything. I'm sending him a link to this footage. Thank you!
Im 30 and i am observing that you can’t find any one who is overweight or fat i guess obesity wasn’t an issue back then. Most people were healthy. Good work uncle for recording ❤️
Coz everyone used to walk a lot, You can see in video people are walking ...good old days
In the late 70s and 80s is when the US FDA came up with the fake research of linking cholesterol from fats such as butter, ghee, animal fat, eggs etc as being unhealthy for the heart and blood pressure... And pushing cereals, refined wheat based products into diets. Also the rise of softdrinks in our country. All downhill from that point.
@@wildtrex yes
More like there wasn't enough food to go around anyway.
True man. More walking less or no consumption of processed food.
Super, old model cars, neat and clean and clam roads, Karachi in the 70s...golden old memories...original Karachi...loved it
I wish my father was alive so I could share this with him. He used to tell me stories of his time. Amazing video 🫶🏻
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Damn. Mark II. That's a nice car. The whole thing looks something out of Europe. What happened to my city?
Bhutto happened
35 years of Militart and ISI badmashi, Prime Minister we're Jailed and blackmailed
@@ahmadriaz8381 Study proper history. "Pakistan: A Hard Country" by Anatol Lieven or Dr. Ishrat Hussain's, "Governing the Ungovernable". They would help in busting these urban myths our masses believe in.
Bhutto = Voldemort
@@kashanakmal1194 that's Bhutto time. What happened, happened afterwards. Mainly population explosion 💥
Bell bottom, high waisted jeans and pants, oversized belt buckles, large cuffs, collars and wide lapels, unbuttoned casual, slim fit, tucked in shirts with bold patterns such as paisley or floral landscapes, oxford shoes and topped off with shaggy mullets, moustaches and pop rock inspired hairdos neatly combed over the ears. This reminds me of practically everything my dad used to tell me about in his stories from back in the day.. he was born in the 50's, youngest of 8 siblings, joined the army as a doctor and spent his entire life in a joint family setup. His parents and grandparents were among the once wealthy immigrants who left everything behind in Indian Punjab and started afresh here without "filling the claim forms" out of fear of retaliation from the family members who chose to stay back. I used to ask my dad everything about his childhood and family's history and hours would go by in a flash. I enjoyed every second of his stories. Our parents are among the golden generation and they'll live on in our hearts and memories forever.
loved the comments specially your explanation of the fashion of that era
Love your vocabulary and fashion explanation
@@ggtheog7610 thank you so much!
@@quranicwonders6602 thank you Sidra.
What a great comment,,,,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
9:00, the era of an Iconic Trench Coat! wow! This video definitely gave me pleasure and reminded me of my childhood days in amazing Karachi. Thank you so much for sharing this masterpiece with us! Appreciate it!
Thanks to your father, he wouldn't have faintest of idea that his footage will become so valuable in future. Great work !
It is a Gold ..50 years back people styling ...incredible man
@Killer boyy hnn bilkul 🤦
@Killer boyy mai ek baat aor btadu ke zia ul kaq ne hi Pakistan ki military power rebuild ki thi aor Pakistan ko Nuclear power bnaya tha
@Killer boyy While I agree that Zia Ul Haq brought his fair share of problems with him. And his rule definitely wasn't legitimate.
But his era was still one of the most successful for Pakistan. Pakistan's economy was rapidly increasing. Pakistan had it's biggest GDP during that time. Pakistan had great foreign relations. And was considered a rapidly developing country on it's way to becoming a developed country in a few years.
It was only in the 90s that everything went to shit.
Priceless footage!! Thanks for sharing. Makes one realize how much we have deteriorated over time. How unfortunate.
Yes thanks to overpopulation. Which is thanks to agriculture.
Excellent. Enjoyed a lot. Open Roads, Clear Environment. Please keep it up. I spent time in Islamabad in my Childhood ( Late Seventies ). This video really bring me to Good Old and Nice Pakistan. Thanks for a beautiful sharing. Stay Blessed.
Hi can i ask you about islamabad from 90s
Oh my God...😱😱😱
Can die to live these moments...
Thanks and love you bro...
ماشاءاللہ بہت خوب نظارے ہیں مزاح آگیا۔
woww really its amazing...rich teen ager of pakistan looks really cool...i enjoyed this video alot
Rana sb having a video camra at that time is like having Fortuner these days.. lol.. still good kid that shared this Lovely video.
What a beautiful coverage of a wonderful, carefree and safer era. Thank you so much for sharing this video. Your dad did a fabulous job recording this. 👌👍😊
Excellent.... Hats off the people of 1970's, they knew, how to care the town.
Your Father showed us beautiful time by his great vision... Even I didn't experience this side in our classics movies.... Master Piece...
Really Impressive.....
Thanks for sharing.....
Fantastic video, I passed metric class "10th class" in 1975 I have good memories of 1970s the population of Pakistan was very less see roads are almost empty and also very few automobile are on road in this video, the clips of Karachi Lahore Islamabad and Murree are fantastic, Islamabad still like a jungle.
But your father had a good car looks like Mark 2.
Karachi was beautiful. But destroyed by illegal immigrations, settlers and tyrant PPP Government..
Illegal immigrations? Not PPP only add MQM.
Both MQM and PPP leadership are criminals and responsible for this whole mass in Karachi.
Please also add mqm
Karachi kisi ke baap tha kia ...pooray pakistan may se jo jaha chahay ja sakta hay.......
@@afaqmuhammad4032 he is talking about Afghani who migrate here and brought Kalashnikov culture here
I am from Murree and I felt emotional watching the clip of mall road especially, as my father was a kid studying at Lawrence college around the time this video was made, felt like I could see his world. Thank you so much for sharing this
Feeding ducks in Aziz bhatti park is most beautiful
did u notice kids were feeding the ducks while the eldest one was enjoying eating it, those were the days,
Sir , are you sure that is Aziz Bhatti Park but not Safari Park ??
@@Parachute880 😮
I think it was Beach Luxury Hotel. The backside which is towards the sea.
Thank you to your family for recording and to you for making an effort to upload.
InshaALLAH Pakistan will Rise again
Ameen
Munafqat
Ameen
Ameen
Ameen inshaAllah and it has already.
Karachi was cleaner, calmer and beautiful. Over population destroyed it. Btw, I wish you had added “Salam Bombay” theme music in the background.
Karachi was destroyed by it's own citizens with the help of foreign terrorists of course like india, israel etc. Later the governments never cared for the city which never slept then but now nobody can sleep even if they try.
@@m.j.h.k8101 but now they are sleeping
Why Salaam Bombay. Is it Bombay or Karachi?
@@m.j.h.k8101 India destroyed Karachi ? Exactly how?? I am curious. I actually gave this video a like because I enjoy seeing how things were in the past. And then your comment left a sour taste in my mouth. How on earth did India destroy this city? Care to explain Sir? And why did you allow India to destroy? But more importantly how? And why is Israel interested in pakistan either?
Poor management and people refusal to work is the cause of destruction. We can't let others gain because they didn't speak your language. People who live in that area care for that area, just so you know.
an Incvredible rare and gem video to share , what I see from the video people back then were far more civilised and clean , look at the roads and streets are so clean and everyone seems to be in ordely manner enjoying their lives . i see no political banners , flags or even street venders . Pakistan was indeed went from a civilised , modern in the 60's to 70's to a world's most chaotic and uncivilised nation in the 20th century . we are the only nation which is moving backward then moving forwards to become a developed country . Thank you for sharing . I was born in 1976 and have seen amazing time in the 80's . Life was great until we saw Karachi was Handed over to Altaf Hussain and we started towards our country's downfall . I miss my days of 80's . Thank yooou so much for sharing .
It looks more developed and civilized than today. Those were golden times.
Great n beautiful. I wish I was could see the era of 60s n 70 at Pakistan but then i wasn't born 😅 .its mesmerising. Your dad did a great job for preserving these beautiful things and thanks alot to you for sharing it with us .I guess your dad was a highly educated n artistic person who captured such things.only a man with a good vision can do this .
Those were the good old days. I am 65 and remember those places.
Beautiful memories recorded by your father , i spend my childhood in karachi. Very loving people, peaceful city then in 1974 i left Karachi for ever, and settled abroad and now i am in Lahore for the last 25 years. Pata nahi kahan gaye meray woh school and college class fellows , now at this age i even don't remember their names.
Sir/madam if you don't mind what was the area you lived in back then and which school or college?
It's okay if you don't want to share info, just asking cause I'm a Karachiite and maybe you're a class mate or neighbor of my elders.
@@h.a.7581 I studied in " model nursery primary school" near urdu bazar, later name of school was changed as Begum Fazl ur rehman school, and became girls school from class 6 if i am not wrong it was robson road near urdu bazar, later 1963 i was admitted in BVS parsi high school Karachi 1968 i passed matric and took admission in Govt. National college shaheed e millat road. Upto 1960 i lived in Burns road then shifted to PECHS. Till 1974
@@jave.b1772 Ah okay, I know about the BVS parsi high school and National college.
You lived in Pechs till 1974?! Pechs Nursery is the neighborhood my maternal grandparents lived in and my mom went to college and got married from there :D
do you remember the basf board building? Or can you tell me which block you lived in Pechs?
Use social media to search them or visit personally...
@@h.a.7581 My house was very near to jheel Park on Allama Iqbal Road
Loved it. There was a perfect youtuber even when youtube idea was not existent no even internet.
The cars are so lovely, unique and antique! I want one of these asap!
At that time Pakistan was the most modern state in the whole world along with Iran ,Egypt,Iraq and USA ,my personal experience though I was only a little kid then !
Don't think that was the case in the whole world. But in terms of among the global South, yes! we were amongst the most developed in the global south
Watching Then Vs Now Karachi makes me cry.
Yeah Pakistan is progressing only backwards
Dont exagerate so much of the Asia yes but not of the world!
Its never was exaggeration .it was reality which I told .I have my own personal observation over that period .
Your dad did a wonderful job by recording this masterpiece 70s was the golden time of Pakistani politics,sports,film industry,music industry.I’m glad he captured those glorious moments those times ✨Btw your Father is Very Lucky ❤️🙏🏻
Bhai gan i like this yea to aik ganat hay yar wow wonderfull itni purani footage nice bro
Is mulk ko tbah Ker dya hmaray hukum rano nay ☹️
What a beautiful era I am 2000s born for me these footages are more than anything....
I wish Allah make us developed and best nation in the world 💔❤️
Tabah awam nay Kia hai Tum khabeesoon nay
@@ateebtaseer5964 us may tum bhi shamil ho
We as a nation have become corrupt from top to bottom, each in our own way contribute to this cycle. From the police officer who takes the bribe to the business man paying the bribe so that his son may evade the law. From the riksha walas who break any traffic law in order to save petrol or time not caring that they have started a chain reaction in which hundreds of people will be affected to the parents who let their 14 year old child to drive without a licence.
Who ever read this and has come this far, let us make a vow to start making a difference by changing oneself. Starting with these small things
1. Do not litter (Throw trash in the open)
2. Follow the traffic laws, even when you think it might not m
3. Treat people less fortunate than you with respect, be gentle with animals, Don't pay street beggers!! I cannot stress this enough
4. Last but not least, JUGAR MENTALITY KO KATHAM KAR DO!
@@berserk8866 Mulk ko tabha kerney ki shurwaat bhutto ne kithi usi ki wajah se east Pakistan tuta democracy ki wajah se Karachi ki yeh halat hoye thi Ayub Khan sai kaam keratha lekin bhuto Karachi ki yeh halat bnadi democracy ki wajah se
Salute to Ayub Khan
@@o_0264 Lanat hai tum logo per jo log tum logo ko dushmen se bchatay hai unhi logo ko tum log bura kehte ho ghaleez insaan dafah hojao yaha se
I want to go back to this pakistan , where people were less judgemental and had decency to mind their own damn business and you could be happy in peace.
Decency ap ki jeans ko daikh k pata chal rahi... jab tak ap jaise phati jeans waly Pakistan main rahen gy yahan decency wapis nai asakti mam amna o.o 😂😂😂😂
@@DingDong-lh4ix I am agreed with Amna..very intolerant society nowadays
@@mohyalforhumanity1735 mery bhai bat sun meri...ye jo judge karna wala bhashan ap dy rahy hollywood or Bollywood ka media daikh k...aik chez yad rakho muslman mard ya oorat dono ko on ki limit pata honi chahiye..oorton ki aazadi phati jeans ye western culture isi ka natija hai k aj ap phaty or behuda lebas ko defend karty hovy mjhe bol rahy ho k main judge kar raha.. good mery bhai.sahi ja rahy ho.... sudhr ja dost
So true. Pakistanis are just too judgemental now, but it is still better than the Pakistanis that live here in the UK. Zia made pakistan intolerant.
I was there at that time really it was very beautiful Pakistan.
Wonderful capture, Karachi , Islamabad,Murree, Lahore, in the 1970s , thanks to you for sharing it with everyone.
Great video. Its indeed recorded between 1975 & 1976. As you can see at @16:00 on the cinema there is the poster of the movie "Fear Over the City" and the movie was released in 1975.
O, my God my lovely peaceful city, where and when hatred was sowed in the hearts of citizens of Karachi, every thing is now disturbed.it is out of balance. Other cities in the world get updated, advanced and progressively constructed we are going backward, by the way it was 70's era PPP was in power you can not blame them. But thanks for sharing the video makes me cry and smiles at the same time lovely memories of the places there was Murree, Mall road there and Pindi and Kashmir points, nicely captured places in Lahore andon the way to Lahore.feeling like I have been to time tunnels. Thanks again.
Remarkable work. I love to watch this vlog. What a wonderful look of our big cities.
Thank u for sharing the golden days of this beautiful city Karachi
Wow and see how clean was Pakistan, beautiful healthy and stylish people. One can see flowers everywhere which ia a sign of love, passion and joy. Compare that time with today 😭
This is very precious and Remarkable video ever seeing. ماشاءاللہ
That white Datsun 120 y .there r many still in Karachi in very good condition.but as taxis.now.karachi my city my love.thanx for uploading.
Amazing work you have done Thanks for the sharing these amazingly beautiful moments with us...
Yr so glad to see k uncle ko khyl kitna acha aya k videos bnayn uff ufffff so nostalgic feelings for him❤️
Thank you for sharing this video, old memories, I was quite young but still remember Karachi of 70s and early 80s. Kashmir road, PECHS, Karachi sport complex (tennis court), some of the area shown is around hill park, i still remember those hilly roads, and narrow turn. Thanks
Salute Sir! Love, Respects and Regards for you to keep such memories.
Wow Brother really enjoyed this video and hats off to your family member who record this love it
Pakistan of my childhood days. Clean, safe and less complicated. What have we done to our country🤦♀️. Thank you for sharing!
Wow, Pakistan was too ahead of it’s time back then well planned cities,infrastructure, hygiene. They really lived simple (best) life with great morals,that footages give me hope 😊
Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤️ 🇵🇰
love from pakistan 💗
This is so well recorded Mashallah
these were the times when my father was in his 20s, wowww
I really wish I can hear more stories from him, other than my nana who passed away 3 years ago, no one really talked about the times when Pakistan was newly made. It's an interesting topic, and sometimes heartwarming too 💖 I wish everyone here a great day and May Allah bless you all
pakistan was always here. pakistani history started during the IVC and before that, too. we just gained independence from britian doesnt mean our land is new, our land is ancient.
@@adamk9677 land is ancient. However, population explosion seen during 70's and later was unprecedented.
Your dad is awesome. Thank you for uploading this video. Wish I could live in this era
I think this was recorded in late 70s because That white car Is Toyota corona Mark 2 1977.
Great video!
No its 1974-75 model 1973 had concave back light. 1974 had bulging convex.
So happy this is available. It seems so peaceful
Thank you very much ,really brought back a lot of memories .
Wow, your dad has recorded it so well. He was light years ahead of his time. Thanks for sharing
That is wonderful and good job done by yours dad. Wonderful master piece...m glade to watch this video and see the past of my country..a clean,calm but people living standard is no doubt a futurists..i can imagine that yours dad and family done alot afforts to get that standard of life at that time...respect bro
Watching this in USA 🇺🇸 and indeed beautiful camera work! I actually LOVE 💕👍🏼 fact that he is NOT shaky and making video slowly and hand motion and his movements are subtle! Nice work 👏 🇵🇰💕
Bundle of ❤️ for the person who make this video n the who shares
Bhai eski tareef k Lia words hii nahi mil paa rahy .... Just amazing... 👌❤️
This is amazing. Hope there's more stuff like this from other South Asian cities. Love from Delhi
yes there is just search for karachi in 1960s
Wow! This is so amazing. Thank you for this!
This clip is around 46 years old. Pakistan was just 30 years old. A few differences that I noticed. You don't see crowds anywhere, even in public places and tourist sites. Roads are well carpeted and traffic is close to none. The streets, towns, and even bazaars are green; you see trees everywhere. And lastly, at 9:48, which I think is Mall Road, Murree, you see a big board of BOOK GALLERIA. I mean an actual book shop in Murree, how cool would that be?
It also saddens me to know what happened next. USSR invaded Afghanistan, Khomeini took over in Iran, Zia brought Islamization drive in the country. And the rest is just history.
No doubt there is no public. Because there were no such popluation that time. About 70m poppluation 50years ago and in recent 50years our poppluation has grown to 220m
9:55 right side is usmania restaurant, murree
@@AbdullahKhan-ri4hj not good at all, too.
The population back then was much less
Its not islamization tha caused our Nation to default or lack in development, it was the mentality of our leaders and their mission to loot our country. Then so called Moulanas started their bussinesses and brainwashed public and made them extremist then Army which tried to control our nation through peoples patriotism and then competition between PPP, MQM, PMLN and other political parties.
Islamization would have actually benefitted pakistan if it was implented in an appropriate way.
What a wonderful video. I was a kid in the 80's & I remember some part of that era. Although this video is from the 70s but I can still relate to it. Because still in the 80s the cities were like this clam and clean. There was less traffic on the roads. The most of the bigger houses were single story. There was very little construction in the outskirts and the open areas were always full of trees. The parks used to be green and full of trees and flowery plants and were so serene and calm. Evening time at the parks was always amazing. Going out in the market and eating Polka ice-cream used to be great fun. Ah.....those beautiful days. Wish I could experience that in real again.
Overpopulation destroyed Pakistan which was caused by too much agriculture.
Thank you so much for sharing this master piece. Pakistan used to be very clean beautiful. Your dad has done a great job for the up coming Pakistani generations. These footages produce a feeling a nostalgia. the footages is nostalgic for your dad and who lived in that era.
It’s such a delight to watch this ♥️
Watching this was an absolute treat for my eyes!!!
Well for the rest of its. It envy, because we looking like a disgusting pit in karachi now
I was born in 1972. Maza aa gaya video dekh kar. Thanks for uploading bhai
24.6.2022
Best recommendation ever, this looks like how they show "Bombay" in Bollywood movies.
Wish I could see some sea of Karachi too from that time
just watch the video of karachi in 1960s, it has sea and beaches area in it.
1:16 -1:31, 19:50 onwards is literally 2 minutes from my house un KHI.... i am psyched and freaking out... it still looks the same.... i recognised it immediately because i actually am obsessed with that place.. btw mad recording skills... if only we were in the 70s or 80s, i am down for 90s too XD
A Masterpiece in itself...A glance of our own custom traditions...Fashion sense...Brands...roads...Building infrastructures...The closest thing to a time machine...M glad I spent my 20 mins watching this...💕