Tiger80 Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Isn't it surprising how these Pakistani men who belongs to strict patriarchal society and believe in strict gender roles attract so many women from countries where there is freedom for women.
nikred Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Brother Wasim bringing one more to the fold. Well done! :--D
beetle Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Your thoughts are right - the article hints that she died in Apollo Chennai. TNN Oct 26, 2009, 04.07am IST "Huma, a hypnotherapist in Pakistan, was admitted to the hospital last Tuesday after she had a heart attack when the air ambulance on which she was being flown to Singapore landed at Chennai airport for a scheduled refuelling. She was being flown from Lahore to Singapore for treatment at Mount Elizabeth Hospital."
SLICKR392 Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 ^ She passed away in the intersection (Chennai Airport)?
Crookbond Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 TNN Oct 26, 2009, 04.07am IST "Huma, a hypnotherapist in Pakistan, was admitted to the hospital last Tuesday after she had a heart attack when the air ambulance on which she was being flown to Singapore landed at Chennai airport for a scheduled refuelling. She was being flown from Lahore to Singapore for treatment at Mount Elizabeth Hospital." Yea? She was flying from Lahore to Singapore and then she was admitted to Apollo Chennai because she got critical. She was admitted to the Apollo Hospital in Chennai last Tuesday after her condition deteriorated on board an air ambulance flying from Lahore to Singapore, where she was due to be treated at the Mount Elizabeth Hospital. ^ She passed away in the intersection (Chennai Airport)? Kya pata - she was admitted in Apollo Chennai but who knows if they later shifted her to Singapore.
div Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Isn't it surprising how these Pakistani men who belongs to strict patriarchal society and believe in strict gender roles attract so many women from countries where there is freedom for women. Stupid post.Do u believe Malinga,Balaji,Gayle etc have no female fans in Australia? Hrithik Roshan- Indian wife Ashmit Patel- Veena Malik,Meera Khan It does not mean Ashmit Patel attracts more Pak women.
bulbul Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Stupid post.Do u believe Malinga' date='[b']Balaji,Gayle etc have no female fans in Australia? Hrithik Roshan- Indian wife Ashmit Patel- Veena Malik,Meera Khan It does not mean Ashmit Patel attracts more Pak women. Bowler? :hmmmm2:
Tiger80 Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Stupid post.Do u believe Malinga,Balaji,Gayle etc have no female fans in Australia? Hrithik Roshan- Indian wife Ashmit Patel- Veena Malik,Meera Khan It does not mean Ashmit Patel attracts more Pak women. Stupid reply. I am not saying about female fans. I am talking about women who live in these western countries , but give up their lifestyle , religion and move with their Paki husband to pakistan where they are not going to get any freedom.What Hrithik has to do with it.?Ashmit can have affair with Pak women but if anyone will marry him then they don't have to give up their religion or lifestyle for him.
Swing_n_Speed Posted July 8, 2013 Posted July 8, 2013 Stupid reply. I am not saying about female fans. I am talking about women who live in these western countries ' date=' but give up their lifestyle , religion and move with their Paki husband to pakistan where they are not going to get any freedom.What Hrithik has to do with it.?Ashmit can have affair with Pak women but if anyone will marry him then they don't have to give up their religion or lifestyle for him.[/quote'] Theory doesn't apply if ur Wasim Akram. I reckon he belongs to the upper strata of Pakistan's economic hierarchy. Secondly he can very well settle down in Australia. Frankly speaking for Wasim, Pakistan is only a cash box, matlab his legend stems from Pakistan so it makes sense for him to hold on to his image as a Pakistani. But for all practical purposes he will stay far away from Pakistan. As far as other women go I haven't seen too many women move to Pakistan unless the Pakistani's in question were high up the economic strata.
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