I am joined by Anees to discuss the age-old Pakistani adage: Log Kya Kahain Ge?* In this episode Anees, who is originally from Lahore, shares his experiences on making the move, studying and teaching abroad, balancing familial expectations and ultimately marrying a 'goree girl'. All of which can put one on the receiving end of a 'Log Kya Kahain Ge?'  *What will people think?

I am joined by Anees to discuss the age-old Pakistani adage: Log Kya Kahain Ge?* In this episode Anees, who is originally from Lahore, shares his experiences on making the move, studying and teaching abroad, balancing familial expectations and ultimately marrying a 'goree girl'. All of which can put one on the receiving end of a 'Log Kya Kahain Ge?' *What will people think?

I am joined by Anees to discuss the age-old Pakistani adage: Log Kya Kahain Ge?* In this episode Anees, who is originally from Lahore, shares his experiences on making the move, studying and teaching abroad, balancing familial expectations and ultimately marrying a 'goree girl'. All of which can put one on the receiving end of a 'Log Kya Kahain Ge?'&nbsp; *What will people think?

Log Kya Kahain Ge?

Junaid Malik and friends discuss all things relevant to overseas Pakistanis. Our aim is to dispel myths, shatter stereotypes and engage in positive dialogues on irksome issues. For the discerning OP, the podcast focuses on issues relating to shadi shudi, rasmo riwaj, kaam kaaj, khana pilana, jeena marna and much more besides. We will primarily converse in what is our greatest coup against the British – speaking English – although Urdu will also make an appearance, like that uncle at family functions who you see so often but have no idea how to address. So hold on to your proverbial pakol, karakul or whatever topi your spirit animal adorns and join us on a whirlwind journey into the lives of Overseas Pakistanis.

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