Peacock eyes

Truck of the eyes

Paintings on trucks are beautiful aspect of  Pakistani culture. Eyes symbolizes to give  talismanic and religious outlook to the truck. Peacock symbolizes idealized elements of  nature.

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on road

On my way back to Lahore.

Traditional Red

Traditional truck art is very common all over Pakistan. Its a simple and expressive way of displaying a talent.

Red is very strong colour and used for captivating emotions. Its a very common colour used in local arts and painting. Nature is a dominant element of this painting which was displayed on the the side panel of a tractor. I like it at a first glance and thought of captivating it in my camera. Love the red.

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Mud house

Mud house and a donkey cart. And yes, its a typical roadside view. I am attracted towards mud houses from my early teens and liked them very much.

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No smoking zone

I have taken this photo from Lahore medical and dental college.
Smoking is not allowed in any medical institutes. I have seen the same such posters in other medical institutions also.

Sikh Martyrdom

These photos have been taken by me from Gurdhwara Janam Ashthen, Nankana Sahib, Pakistan.

Photo of Abdus Salam

Professor Abdus Salam is a man of three worlds, the world of Islam, the world of Theoretical Physics, and the world of International Co-operation. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1979, for his theoretical unification of the two fundamental forces of nature. A year before his Nobel Prize, he was awarded the Royal Medal of the Royal Society of London. He is a Foreign Member of the National Academy of Sciences of USA and also of USSR, a rare ‘double-first’ which demonstrates his important position in the world of Sciences. His association with UN goes back to 1955, when he became Scientific Secretary to the Geneva Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy. He is very active in promoting scientific research in developing countries.

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Al Islam 

1993: Ainak Wala Jin

This serial was aired in 1993 and since then it has been an all-time favourite play for kids of all ages. Its a non-stop action, comedy with jinns and churails. The famous dialogues of this serial are still used in our conversation.

A full-time entertainment for your kids which even you would enjoy.

Cast: Shehzad Qaiser, Sehrish Khan, Munna Lahori, Ijlal Haider, Zahid Sharif, Nusrat Ara, Farooq Butt & Aneel Chaudhri.

Chor Machaye Shor

Cast: Kamal Ahmed Rizwi, Tahira Wasti, Durdana Butt, Sajid Hassan, Khalida Parween, Khalid Anum, Taj Niyazi, Malik Anokha, and Raja Nasir
Director: Ali Rizwi
Writer: Kamal Ahmed Rizwi

1985: Tanhaiyan

Classic Drama – Tanhaiyan (Written by: Hasina Moin)
Cast: Subhani Bayounus, Sultana Zafar, Shahnaz Shaikh, Marina Khan, Badar Khalil, Qazi Wajid, Bahroz Sabzwari, Azra Sherwani, Imtiaz Ahmed, Asif Raza Mir, Durdana Butt, Aamir, Yasmin Ismail, Mohammad Yousaf

Tanhaiyan, a 13 episode TV serial that ran on PTV in 1985, has managed to hold an unquestioned legendary status in Pakistan’s Television History. It defined the perfect serial; popular to the extent of a craze, high in quality, great in acting, entertaining. It suddenly brought two people to the limelight; Marina Khan, playing the role of happy go lucky “Sania Ahmed”, and Behroz Sabzwari, whose character “Qutubuddin aka Qabacha” made people forget what his real name was.

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Mashhur