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[BenazirRokira1993]

I'm Australian with no Pakistani heritage but this series of videos has made me fall absolutely in love with Pakistan. So many unique sides of Pakistan were shown in these videos and one day I hope to go to Pakistan.

[maheer86762]

Aslam-o-alikom Saira Khan

i watched all the parts of your journey. i enjoyed it. thanks. but remember one thing don't ever try to understand a religion by locking at what it's followers are doing. always try to find what the holy scriptures of that religion have to say about it. i am thankful to you for your words at the end of journey.

[MrNaumanafzalzia]

@newfful No harsh comment but there is nothing wrong for a woman to live there. Trust me it's more secure than UK. I've been in UK for last 3 yrs and I'm afraid of going out after 11. I have been robbed twice and police couldn't do anything with clear footage of criminals.

For woman we have great respect. We don't look at her as an object of desire who needs to show more of her body to be acceptable. Noo. She is so secure in her house and we all protect her, neighbours, relatives, etc..

[shamk9]

imran khan is awesome!!!! pti all the way!!! fuck taliban and their ridiculous religion which by the way isnt islam, kick all the fuckin illegal afghans out and pakistan will be a safer place

[shamk9]

@RazaAli33 we got one extremist right here, kill him!!!

[shamk9]

@newfful lmfao, none taken, its ok as long as u stay wth in a big city like lahore, karachi and islamabad with women becz they r more western thn other cities

[attaqazi]

great saira

[PublicRoyalty100]

Wow! I watched all the parts to your documentary and I must say I love it. One of my friends is from Pakistan and he tells me about it, the people and the beautiful landscapes but nothing beats watching it with my own eyes. Pakistan is very beautiful. I wish one day I could visit, but until then I'll dream about it.

[newfful]

Pakistan does seem like an interesting country full of different and unique people. However as a female I don't think I would ever want to live there, no offense.

[RazaAli33]

I thought this documentary was bullshit because all she wen through was Homosexual and sufies,