Wow excellent interview for sure. He spoke from the heart and you can tell that he has been brought up well by his parents which is truly amazing. He should definitely start his own TH-cam channel and podcasts. To be honest I always used to think that Fareha was arrogant but after watching all her podcasts I have changed my opinion about her and found her to be the complete opposite of arrogant so thank you Fareeha for showing us your humble side❤️
This interview was a treat to watch. Such an educated & sensible man. Time just passed away could not get enough of him. And not to forget Fariha mam you also did a good job. I wish your channel prosper. Regards ,
Fareha looking pretty in blue, Deepak is sweet. My fathers side are Sindhi from Shikarpur and my mothers side are Punjabi from Jalandhar, so nice to hear him speak about his childhood !
@1:02:40 Deepak Perwani is the first Pakistani who has got the Indian sentiment towards Pakistan perfectly correct. I see some Pakistani commentators online crying over Indian boycotts as though that was an act of aggression... Nobody realises it the way Deepak Perwani put it...."They don't care about Pakistan..... They have moved on......" Indians don't want to engage with Pakistan not to harm anyone.... But just that they don't care about Pakistan any longer......
Hello! I’m originally from India but moved away 25 years ago. Over the years, I've found myself more drawn to Pakistani content, especially dramas and actors. I enjoyed watching this interview. Whe Frieha asked Deepak about being a minority in Pakistan, Deepak mentioned that he never felt like a minority, and I couldn't help but wonder if this perspective might be influenced by his and his family’s financial privilege. Could it be that other Hindus who don’t share the same societal or financial status might have a different experience? I’m curious to hear others' thoughts, though I’m not sure if anyone will respond. Just sharing my musings!
Ofcourse it is. Those Muslims in India and Hindus of Pakistan who claim to have all the liberties as a minority are basically from privilged class and donot represent the major proportion of their community. It’s always the poor section of a religious minority that suffers.
pakistan is 99% muslim population so its obvious that anybody outside muslim cummunity is called minority , deepak parwani is hindu thats why that question was asked and just to elobarate that minority have equal and fair oppurtunities.
Absolutely, privileged class has access to power and authority whereas the less privileged ones pay the price. Forcible conversions of poor Sindhi Hindu girls in goth ie villages of Pakistan speaks loudly about the blatant misuse of power and fanatic Muslim votebank of the rulers of this theocratic state.
I am from karacho also before people was educated and had a good back ground right now every thing is money now its time to take a charge people like you they understand the reality we shouldn't be part of that what ever is going on in pakistan someone has to take a step
Miss Altaf your show is gradually taking off . Your desire to wear Bermudas or hot pants on the show’I believe you vlog in an air conditioned room ’,is all right but if you really want to make it the talk of the town show in the real sense than you have to submerge deep down to collect the pearls of wisdom and an overall improvement in your confidence and carriage is extremely important dress isn’t
Two very privileged people talking Deepik is so intelligent and wise But i don’t like how always freeha has bad things to say about Pakistan or for the people of this country
Heard him say 'Allah ne diya hai" similarly i have seen pakistani christians not saying jesus or lord! I have no issues just an observation. Here sikhs say waheguru, muslims say Inshallah/Allah tala hay dene wala etc. i know bec they hear it around but I have never seen any pakistani nonmuslim use 'Bhagwan' 'waheguru' or 'The trinity/jesus/parmeshwar' etc.
Because their number is so low, they pretty much always are surrounded by Muslims.. so they try to blend.. non-Muslims do that in Arab countries too, it’s out of habit, because everyone around them does it…not because they don’t identify with their own religion!
You are correct. This is because (on a governmental level), Pakistans government, caters to its faith leaders, in order to be voted into power. Those citizens that are (Non-Muslim), still find it incredibly difficult, to speak about their faith. (Although Islam as a faith, expects all (Non-Muslims), to be treated with kindness, compassion, tolerance, and respect).💮💮💮💮💮💮
It has more to do with cultural and linguistic influences. Poor section of Hindu and Christian communities who live in colonies where they are in numbers, speak in a way that reflects their religion. But people like Deepak spent their lives more among Muslims so its natural to pick those words as cultural influence. Its just like how young kids of today’s times from Hindu and Muslim families say “Jesus!” as an expression because they have learnt it from Western media exposure
@@azadarkazmii but muslims in India say Allah, Sikhs say waheguru, Buddhists say Jay bheem. They have a lot of Hindus around here. Buddhists & Jainss are very small minorities. The math is not mathing somehow. I heard Sunita Marshal say 'Allah ki marzi'. I have a feeling they don't want to openly flaunt their religion/want to keep their religion subtle & hidden. I have never ever heard any Indian Muslim ever use the word 'Bhagwan' or 'Jesus.' it's shirk for them. They might say uparwala, parvardigar etc but words related to any other religion - Big No.
@@azadarkazmii Fine but a nonmuslim celeb would also use his religious words naturally? No? Sometimes? Once? Never heard. I have only the sample of Deepak for a hindu pakistani celeb unfortunately. Maybe if I hear any nonmuslim pakistani using bhagwan, yeshu, parmeshwar or jesus on tv for once - I'll be convinced with this logic of yours.
Hi deepk parween I saw your. Boutique I go there but I could not know what to buy I was expecting you had a per s on to help customer to help her what to do look according to that personality finally I step out but I see your podcast I really impress the way you think and talk but in my point right now we are in2024 fashion is really you mix match and how to carry that's most important
In my point I say about fashion in few word right now no fashion it's just a style people are buying dress that's not fashion pakistan has a good collection of nice fabric fashion had to be for anyone not only one categories when I worn dress that's look good to anyone everyone is behind the money that's all I am not searching the boutiques in pakistan I do my own fashion feel good and look good people like that they give the example I am the role model for others others thing if you has a superior psychology that's make you stylish right now Noone had that
Deepak is among the most handsome and well spoken Pakistanis.
Wow excellent interview for sure. He spoke from the heart and you can tell that he has been brought up well by his parents which is truly amazing. He should definitely start his own TH-cam channel and podcasts. To be honest I always used to think that Fareha was arrogant but after watching all her podcasts I have changed my opinion about her and found her to be the complete opposite of arrogant so thank you Fareeha for showing us your humble side❤️
This interview was a treat to watch. Such an educated & sensible man. Time just passed away could not get enough of him. And not to forget Fariha mam you also did a good job. I wish your channel prosper.
Regards ,
Thoroughly enjoyed the interview. Loved the mind opening factual insight about India’s progress and culture
Thank you :)
My favorite people and my favorite show...... Keep it up. Deepak I loved how you talked about your cultural roots. ❤
Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation
Deepak has very pleasant personality
Love Dee pak so articulate so patriotic he is pride of Pakistan
I can listen to him for hours. ❤❤ Good conversation!
I loved Deepak’s interview 🎉.
Depak parvane you are amazing I have so much respect for you, you are pride of Pakistan may ALLAH bless you always
I always feel very good vibes from this man!
Fareha looking pretty in blue, Deepak is sweet. My fathers side are Sindhi from Shikarpur and my mothers side are Punjabi from Jalandhar, so nice to hear him speak about his childhood !
@1:02:40
Deepak Perwani is the first Pakistani who has got the Indian sentiment towards Pakistan perfectly correct.
I see some Pakistani commentators online crying over Indian boycotts as though that was an act of aggression...
Nobody realises it the way Deepak Perwani put it...."They don't care about Pakistan..... They have moved on......"
Indians don't want to engage with Pakistan not to harm anyone.... But just that they don't care about Pakistan any longer......
Great guy and a great interview
Hello! I’m originally from India but moved away 25 years ago. Over the years, I've found myself more drawn to Pakistani content, especially dramas and actors. I enjoyed watching this interview. Whe Frieha asked Deepak about being a minority in Pakistan, Deepak mentioned that he never felt like a minority, and I couldn't help but wonder if this perspective might be influenced by his and his family’s financial privilege. Could it be that other Hindus who don’t share the same societal or financial status might have a different experience? I’m curious to hear others' thoughts, though I’m not sure if anyone will respond. Just sharing my musings!
Ofcourse it is. Those Muslims in India and Hindus of Pakistan who claim to have all the liberties as a minority are basically from privilged class and donot represent the major proportion of their community. It’s always the poor section of a religious minority that suffers.
pakistan is 99% muslim population so its obvious that anybody outside muslim cummunity is called minority , deepak parwani is hindu thats why that question was asked and just to elobarate that minority have equal and fair oppurtunities.
Absolutely, privileged class has access to power and authority whereas the less privileged ones pay the price. Forcible conversions of poor Sindhi Hindu girls in goth ie villages of Pakistan speaks loudly about the blatant misuse of power and fanatic Muslim votebank of the rulers of this theocratic state.
Deepak parwani very honest❤❤
Handsome Pakistani ❤ Love Deepak ❤ Pls let us see you more in dramas ❤
Great persona u have...
I am from karacho also before people was educated and had a good back ground right now every thing is money now its time to take a charge people like you they understand the reality we shouldn't be part of that what ever is going on in pakistan someone has to take a step
You must show his collections pictures that would be awesome 💕
Miss Altaf your show is gradually taking off . Your
desire to wear Bermudas or hot pants on the show’I believe you vlog in an air conditioned room ’,is all right but if you really want to make it the talk of the town show in the real sense than you have to submerge deep down to collect the pearls of wisdom and an overall improvement in your confidence and carriage is extremely important dress isn’t
I used to buy DP clothes in 90s and loved it.
Two very privileged people talking
Deepik is so intelligent and wise
But i don’t like how always freeha has bad things to say about Pakistan or for the people of this country
Heard him say 'Allah ne diya hai" similarly i have seen pakistani christians not saying jesus or lord! I have no issues just an observation. Here sikhs say waheguru, muslims say Inshallah/Allah tala hay dene wala etc. i know bec they hear it around but I have never seen any pakistani nonmuslim use 'Bhagwan' 'waheguru' or 'The trinity/jesus/parmeshwar' etc.
Because their number is so low, they pretty much always are surrounded by Muslims.. so they try to blend.. non-Muslims do that in Arab countries too, it’s out of habit, because everyone around them does it…not because they don’t identify with their own religion!
You are correct. This is because (on a governmental level), Pakistans government, caters to its faith leaders, in order to be voted into power. Those citizens that are (Non-Muslim), still find it incredibly difficult, to speak about their faith. (Although Islam as a faith, expects all (Non-Muslims), to be treated with kindness, compassion, tolerance, and respect).💮💮💮💮💮💮
It has more to do with cultural and linguistic influences. Poor section of Hindu and Christian communities who live in colonies where they are in numbers, speak in a way that reflects their religion. But people like Deepak spent their lives more among Muslims so its natural to pick those words as cultural influence. Its just like how young kids of today’s times from Hindu and Muslim families say “Jesus!” as an expression because they have learnt it from Western media exposure
@@azadarkazmii but muslims in India say Allah, Sikhs say waheguru, Buddhists say Jay bheem. They have a lot of Hindus around here. Buddhists & Jainss are very small minorities. The math is not mathing somehow. I heard Sunita Marshal say 'Allah ki marzi'. I have a feeling they don't want to openly flaunt their religion/want to keep their religion subtle & hidden. I have never ever heard any Indian Muslim ever use the word 'Bhagwan' or 'Jesus.' it's shirk for them. They might say uparwala, parvardigar etc but words related to any other religion - Big No.
@@azadarkazmii Fine but a nonmuslim celeb would also use his religious words naturally? No? Sometimes? Once? Never heard. I have only the sample of Deepak for a hindu pakistani celeb unfortunately. Maybe if I hear any nonmuslim pakistani using bhagwan, yeshu, parmeshwar or jesus on tv for once - I'll be convinced with this logic of yours.
Sir deepak always pleasure to se u ❤
Feriha
Plz plz plz bring Ali Saleem a.k.a Begum Nawazish Ali
Such an asset he is.
Hi deepk parween I saw your. Boutique I go there but I could not know what to buy I was expecting you had a per s on to help customer to help her what to do look according to that personality finally I step out but I see your podcast I really impress the way you think and talk but in my point right now we are in2024 fashion is really you mix match and how to carry that's most important
❤
Don't say minority he is sindhi pakistani
Hindu... minority he hai
exactly! and fk the soor who replied with his bigotry.
I love Deepak answer about minorities, every Pakistani is Pakistani religion doesn’t matter.
So correct
deepak interview is zarbasdas
Deepak India me hota to legend status hota.
35:20 Exectly!!
Yes I have seen that X
Hi from mirpurkhas
Excellent interview. My all-time favourite designer. Fareeha, you look nice and conducted the interview very nicely.
Zarbasdas v log
In my point I say about fashion in few word right now no fashion it's just a style people are buying dress that's not fashion pakistan has a good collection of nice fabric fashion had to be for anyone not only one categories when I worn dress that's look good to anyone everyone is behind the money that's all I am not searching the boutiques in pakistan I do my own fashion feel good and look good people like that they give the example I am the role model for others others thing if you has a superior psychology that's make you stylish right now Noone had that
Can you please do timestamps 😂
Please call saba qamar on your podcast please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
No question on his family and kids. Is he married or single? If single why he did not marry? Is he gay?
Both the host and interviewee agree to the topics/questions before hand and it could be that these questions were off limits!
Itne saare hindu larkiyon ko kidnap Kar laite ho tum pakistani. Nahi mile us ko. Chain nahi hai tum logo ko.
I saw your TH-cam video has many subscribers but few viewers, if you want to get more viewers in each video.
Deepak listen plz
If u join politics that will be hounred for all of us...
A.C. car mein AUR A.C environment mein bethana phi konsi garmi buss ye heejhda pun dekhana tha
U did. Not ask deepak about his kids
He is not married
No questions on personal life since he is gay?
Deepak ka jawab about minority awesome aik thapur Fareeha budhee ko khatroos hypocrite
Kiya ye Hindu hein
Yup
Please call saba qamar on your podcast please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Please call saba qamar on your podcast please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏