"These Karachi girls are doing something for which we have no current, scientific explantion. That they would meet in this secretive manner, remove all of their clothes, and then sit and watch this Slumdog movie, seems entirely beyond us to understand.

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Ramadan cooking

Ramadan is a holy month for Muslims the world over, wherein they fast from dawn till dusk. The month culminates in a festival called Eid ul Fitr marking the end of a successful fasting period.

Pakistani girls, like the rest of their countrymen, celebrate the month with full gusto. Even before Eid, lifestyle changes are readily apparent. The preparation of special dishes involves lost of work and meticulous care. Some Ramadan specialities made in Pakistan and among Pakistani diaspora the world over include samosas, pakoras, kachoori, dahi ballay, dahi boondi, etc.

Cooking takes a special meaning during Ramadan, as household ladies go to great efforst to prepare delicious snacks and dishes for the Iftar, dusk or fast-breaking

Karachi is the economic powerhouse

Karachi is the economic powerhouse of Pakistan with the maturity of large businesses headquartered in the metropolis. New graduates make it a point to try and get into a large multinational corporation as salaries are high and perks are aplenty. However, corporations are known for getting every ounce of worth out of their employees. Pakistani girls working in corporations know this reality and are no strangers to long work hours and overtime

Pakistani girls moving up the corporate ladder

The corporate culture in Pakistan has come a long way to maturity. With the advent and now saturation of large businesses including multinational corporations in the three cities of Lahore, Islambad and Karachi, the young professionals of Pakistan have plenty of avenues to prove their mettle. Pakistani girls are no strangers to the corporate rat race. Many employers prefer to employ females over males because the former are perceived as less distracted and more dedicated to their work.

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PAKISTAN SISTER PIC

Karachi Girls doing fun in bedroom. Doctor Sobia in black dress sends us this beautiful picture of her sisters / cousins having names Marium, Sania, Noor, Abida and Sonum. Salwar Kameez is the most popular outfit for South Asian Women specially Pakistan. These outfits are extremely relaxed and look very elegant on women of all ages. Here you can see all the babes looking hot in tradition dress who strive to make you look good and stand out by enhance these dresses by unique embellishment using different kinds of Embroideries, Block Print, Bead, Sequins, Zardosi, Dabka, Tilla work, Ghara work, cut work etc. Girls use various fabrications like Georgettes, Raw Silks, Cotton & Cotton Blends, Hand loom, Khaddi, Jamawar, Satin, Lawns, Organza, Katan Silk etc.

Pakistani clothing including evening wear, casual wear, formal wear shalwar kameez, and modern apparels which are worn usually in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, all over South Asia and at South Asian families. You can find western pants, tops and shirts, evening gowns at unbelievable low cost.

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Pakistani mela

Mela is a famous festival held in many cities of the world where the Pakistan diaspora resides. In every summer people come together to enjoy and celebrate the South Asian cultural heritage. Pakistan communities hold the mela in cities all over the world ranging from Toronto to Sydney. also holds various melas every summer. These melas are of great importance especially for the younger generation as they make them familiar with their cultural background. Desi food, traditional dresses, jewellery and desi music, distinguish the festival from any other party or gathering held in their home countries..

Here are some pictures of girls at a mela, where they are enjoying and also remembering their homeland, as we can see girls wearing Pakistani flag

Pakistani girls love sports

Pakistan as a country is known for producing sportsmen who are renowned across the globe. From the legendary squash players to the cricketing eleven, Pakistan’s atheletes and sportsmen have made a mark in their chosen fields. Pakistani girls also take a keen interest in sports, much like their male counterparts. Sports popular among the girls in Pakistan include the ancient game of badminton. Badminton is actually a sport of subcontinental origin and was originally played with a wooden ball.

Over time it evolved to include a feathered shuttlecock. Pakistani girls enjoy badminton especially in the northern plains of the Punjab. In the summers the wind in the Punjabi plains is not as severe as other places in the world, and badminton is therefore often played outdoors in Pakistan.