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I was wondering how many people are into Brit Rock, and not just the old stuff, but stuff like MUSE (my personal favourite, among all. ALL) on either side of the border.

I think the first one, Batman Begins was a well-thought out film. The second was over-rated. The only good thing in it was the Joker. The sheer number of plot-holes and scenes left hanging open and instances poor scripting made me wonder why on earth could it be considered a "brilliant" film by...

What will he talk about? The financial viability of Ghazwa-e-Hind? Or is his holy army above these earthly matters?

Let him have his fun, but there really is no reason to post things about the Delhi Metro here, unless there is some collaboration of the Karachi and Lahore governments with the DMRC...or you want to draw a comparison which is helpful rather than boastful. The Delhi Metro was criticized by...

As an Indian, I think that this is uncalled for. I don't attach any special importance to beef, though my parents do. Why should cow slaughter be banned if the slaughter of other animals is allowed? At the same time, I think it is funny people from Pakistan area raising questions on...

Seriously! I think, if Najam Sethi and Hasan Nisar were made mandatory viewing in Pakistan, we'd be dancing together soon...

It's a similar case with India and China. What this means is that people want decent salaries and amenities which they don't get in their home country. Nothing to be proud of.

The entrance looks nice, and more traditional than the glass-and-shine malls one sees in Delhi. But shouldn't they have made the building itself a little varied in structure? From a distance, it's a normal cuboid building, at least according to the pictures I saw of it on the thread.

I'd just like to clarify my statement that 'religion is a plague'. I only said that in context of the fact that at least half of the problems in the world are because of religion and people's intolerable belief in them. I don't have anything against a particular religion, or even the concept of...

My Name Is Khan can't be said to have worked even in India. The lead actor looks like a pig, and the director is more suited for daily soaps. Bol is probably a better movie, though I haven't seen it. No one will say that good movies are not made in Pakistan. It's just that not a lot of movies...

I'll say the most accurate information is drawn from experience in this case. I haven't come across many Muslims in my life, except two who girls who were in my class at school. In all my school life, and theirs, there never was an instance of discrimination against them. The only time in fact...

In general I could think of three reasons that Delhi and Lahore are not as twin as I was expecting they would be: Firstly, Delhi is the capital of India, it is incumbent upon it to make an impression on the world, and so it tries. Secondly, Pakistan is constitutionally an Islamic nation, which...

Delhi has it's most beautiful parts and they are in abundance, but there are the terrible parts too, and I see some of them as I travel daily. But this is like any major city would have, even the likes of London and New York. And Lahore would too. I tried to make people move away from this stuff...

I'm glad I can find people who agree with me, however few in number they may be. I'd read up a lot about Lahore and Delhi before I started the thread to get alternative opinions, and did I get them!! People are too crazy to admit their is anything in common between Pakistan and India in general...

I'm sure it was. It still is, in part. As in, we understand that whatever US of A does will be done to benefit it some manner. It's just that we hope we can benefit along with them. And of course, we want it to solve some of our problems in a foolishly optimistic act, frankly because we don't...

Great! Like minds, like friends. Well, that's cheesy, but it works.

NO RAPES. NO BEGGARS. IN SHORT, NO DIRT. Take it a as a challenge.

Well said! Whatever you mean by that. Do you mean: No dirty swimming pools in Lahore?! And if Susan Leigh Beer were to slip in a swimming pool in Lahore, she couldn't have been paralyzed? Please elaborate. I need more than five smileys.

Did you read this yourself? "33 years ago" And she got a tremendous compensation. I think, looking at the larger picture, this is commendable. Not the dirty swimming pool, though. But, in the end, that is all that it was. You get dirty swimming pools in Lahore too.

How does one close threads? :hitwall: