A look at subcontinent’s most fascinating dynasty as Bilawal Bhutto becomes Pak FM

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#CutTheClutter #BilawalBhutto #BhuttoDynasty
As Bilawal Bhutto becomes the Foreign Minister of Pakistan at the young age of 32, Shekhar Gupta shares the fascinating story of the dynasty. In Episode 990 of Cut The Clutter, we look at highs and lows of the dynasty founded by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and an interesting tale around Benazir Bhutto.
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@ThePrintIndia 2 года назад

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@sukitatineni 2 года назад

7th

@ishaansinha9623 2 года назад

What a life Guptaji has lived yaar. Makes me want to leave my engineering degree and pursue journalism. Mad respect for the man ❤️❤️🔥

@maniaphobia4719 2 года назад

N.T.Rama Rao garu left his coveted , enviable job ( as a Sub Registrar) for taking up a carrier in Acting ; Rest is history ; I read in his wiki ; So ,One can go after his passion ,without any hesitation;

@prathamesh3_ 2 года назад

Same brother😅

@kunalpareek8321 2 года назад

It's a brave person's profession

@harshitarora931 2 года назад

Same 😂 currently in 2nd year hope to do something in this field when I graduate.

@Kishan31468 2 года назад

I will leave my job even if I get an internship with Shekhar sir. I just love the work.

@shahanburiro4665 2 года назад

I am sindhi from larkana and i know well the Bhutto dynasty and the details you spoke with make ne uncanny. Man you know Pakistan better than many of the top Pakistani analysts.

@jacksonrey1038 2 года назад

love u print...SG is like my grandpapa telling complex things in easy language.....love love love

@Prayukth 2 года назад

SG was in Mexico City when the asteroid that wiped out tbe dinos crashed in the Yucatan peninsula 66 million years ago. SG and his photographer got an actual pic of the ejecta cloud and the 100 foot tsunami that followed. "The waters were so high that we didn't have to take a shower for 2 days," he said then. It is said that SG's new pair of glasses and his barely used comb (gifted by none other than L K Advani who was in cillege then) are part of the KT boundary layer in the vicinity of a North Mexcian city waiting to be excavated..... SG was there to cover the arrival of the first members of the Homo Sapiens group that left Africa and crossed the Red Sea to land in what is now Israel. SG had danced at the event. When the Mahabharat war was on,, SG was asked by none other than Duryodhan for doing and exclusive interview with him...Duryodhan had infact asked SG to tell Yudhisthir that he planned to use the nuclear weapon in case the Kaurav army was beaten by the Pandav army. SG was also the only journo who has filed stories in 14 scripts including Harappan. There is nothing that SG hasnt seen or heard...SG's biography is called a short history of time...

@ramprasaddeshpande6302 2 года назад

The most creative comment i have read today, you forgot to mention about big bang, earth formation and first replicating molecules on earth, sg and his camera person[ p] were present then too.

@tulsikeram347 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣 this is sooooo hilarious.... Excellent piece.... How come he's everywhere trouble's involved... Mahabharat ke sanjay hai ye 🤣🤣🤣

@specnaz1395 2 года назад

True that 😀

@nirbhaysingh9261 2 года назад

Too good 😂😂😂😂

@orkkojit 2 года назад

You forgot to mention how Rama declined to do an interview with SG on Lanka battlefield and asked him to come to Ayodhya but SG couldn't go there because Adityanath government didn't give him permit. When he was staying at Hotel Ayodhya, he saw many bulldozers outside waiting for him.

@sauravsuresh 2 года назад

We always find SG's face light up and his voice filled with passion everytime he talks about Pakistani politics, nonetheless it fun to watch

@michaelivey4904 2 года назад

It’s a great story with sweep and dash and dare…we think we’re on a mysterious isle…and we end up in Pakistan. :) Only SG.

@masti5102 2 года назад

It is not without reason that Shekhar Sahab has always been knows as a Pakistan expert.I have been following his columns since his days in India Today in the 80s…….lot of respect from 🇵🇰

@masti5102 2 года назад

One correction:Ch Zahoor Elahi was killed in September 1981 not 1979.

@mbiftikhar1977 2 года назад

true gupta is eccentric and infamous, the reason behind his excitement is having the liberty to botch up delusional exaggerated bollywood inspired stories whenever Pakistan comes up. Typical/Classic jingoistic SabreRattling indian journalism.

@michaelivey4904 2 года назад

@@mbiftikhar1977 I strongly disagree. I think Gupta-ji is pioneering a new form with his long talks, or at least recreating the journalistic form of William F. Buckley from 30-plus years ago. Of course, anyone can get a bit of information wrong when speaking off the cuff about any subject at length, but it is more than made up for by the coherence of an individual author. I like it and like what he's trying to accomplish.

@nikkhilkalia4512 2 года назад

Bunty chor was so unexpected! Couldn't help but laugh 😂

@hrithikkashyap3476 2 года назад

One more addition to the Bhutto dynasty, Zulfikar's father Shahnwaz Bhutto was the last Diwan of Junagarh princely state, before partition.

@abdullahahad4901 2 года назад

Yes...

@purujitparashar4642 2 месяца назад

Sir Shahnawaz lmaoo. He was knighted by the Brits. Yk what that means

@chickenbuttermasala8458 2 года назад

This is genuinely interesting , one of the most drama filled CTC yet

@lindasailo9926 2 года назад

Always a pleasure to listen to Shekharji's story time, news being narrated as stories. 😌

@nonofyourconcern09 Год назад

Are you from Mizoram...??

@manojmys 2 года назад

Just amazed at the amount of knowledge and history you carry around in your brain... Hats off to the print.

@SudhaKiranGsk 2 года назад

SG's personal stories are an another level, considering the plight of journalism in India The history, current events with such a neutral perspective, courage to speak topics that most of press just chooses to turn a blank eye All of this just blows me out. There never is a better decision than to join the membership found out it's just 160 a month

@prajodcp7145 2 года назад

Whenever this man tells a story it cracks me up everytime 🤣 😂

@Grizzlyx9 2 года назад

why😠

@nitinpatel1039 2 года назад

That photo of both dynasty together is so cheeky, loved this humour side of ctc 😂😂

@harshb747 2 года назад

There should be a movie on SG with Ranbir Kapoor as the lead going from places to places just like yeh jawani h diwani 😂

@ashwarydikshit3301 2 года назад

More than an opinion piece, he is such a good story teller 🙈

@sundareshkrishna6457 2 года назад

Best story teller….

@mollyv4908 2 года назад

Mr Gupta's skills as a raconteur are legendary. Please commit all these fascinating stories to paper. I would gladly buy that book

@gevigevigevi 2 года назад

Shekarji, you really don't have to be so apologetic. Your adventures or misadventures in your journalistic career seem not only interesting, but also informative in a historic perspective. Waiting eagerly to read those articles from your archives. Am a fan of The Print and you. Do keep up the good work.

@nasirfazal2787 2 года назад

Benazir was my classmate at Harvard, l thought she was going to be a prime Minister of Pakistan as soon as she graduates, almost.I also sensed that she had some loose screws, obviously she took care of that very quickly. Prof.Dr Nasir Fazal Presidential Gold Medalist CAMBRIDGE USA 🇺🇸

@azharriaz14 2 года назад

wow

@blandingscastle3729 2 года назад

Presidential Gold Medallist..😉🤣

@nasirfazal2787 2 года назад

@@blandingscastle3729 , I received medal from President of Pakistan Ayub Khan in 1964,what you got,lalways hear from uneducated ignorant people on that. You don't have the decency to respect accomplish educated people that is why you are in lndia and l am atop scientist in the US. Only on internet l meet people like you,in real life l wouldn't give you time of the day. You don't have decency to address with your real name. I don't want to hear from low lifes.

@nasirfazal2787 2 года назад

@@varunsriniwasan6561 ,there are 20 times lndian professionals in the US than Pakistanis.

@nasirfazal2787 2 года назад

@@azharriaz14 thank you.

@mayank1022 2 года назад

Cannot wait to get my hands on Shekhar ji's archive. Sir you should also at times give your book recommendations.

@raviramani86 2 года назад

The anecdote of hotel larkana was a super delight. Many thanks SG sir for sharing. Keep them coming!

@ThePrintIndia 2 года назад

Thank You Ravi! So glad you enjoyed watching it. Please do stay tuned for more episodes of CTC on ThePrint channel and keep writing in. Cheers! -Shekhar

@HarmanHundal01 2 года назад

Najam Sethi has implied many times that the Army killed Benazir. But he has been careful to not go too far with his words.

@user-fk8md4jn3i 2 года назад

Pls provide links to those clips where he Implied that I'll be grateful

@HarmanHundal01 2 года назад

@@user-fk8md4jn3i I can't remember where I saw that. But I have definitely seen him imply that.

@omibull 2 года назад

A day without cut the clutter is meaningless

@yashchandan1_9 2 года назад

So true!

@AnkurSingh-cr3qm 2 года назад

I have been watching CTC for years now and I can tell you are one of the best story-teller in our country!

@asad3iem2k191 2 года назад

While Many ppl compare him to Rahul gandhi, He will have more political experience than Raga as he has never become a Union Minister in THE UPA GOVT. Bilawal became FM at the age of 33 while Raga became Mp at 34

@sougatamukherjee5298 2 года назад

Excellent episode !! So many interesting information! Eagerly waiting for Mr. Gupta's archives..

@sundareshkrishna6457 2 года назад

The only problem is…. Dil maange more……

@vickichumuk 2 года назад

Amazing story telling. Guptaji could turn his life experience into a full fledged book series. It would be fine mixture of Frederick Forsyth and Tom Clancy blended with non fiction.

@BharatThatIsIndia 2 года назад

Bilawal has become smart. He has learnt from Rahul Gandhi who has never taken any administrative responsibilities. He has a chance to show something to Pakistani people. He had atleast took a chance to change his Pappu image.

@SamirMishra6174 2 года назад

Very good point, this is what I too was thinking.

@akhilseth9079 2 года назад

SG the various stories you have from your life time till now. A big TV series with multiple season can be made out of it. What a roller coaster ride you have had in report ! Amazing!!

@amanshukla8758 2 года назад

Knowing these stories is really fascinating, and your narration style further polishes it. Keep up your good work SG 😎👍🏻

@manteshsharma9351 2 года назад

What a life this young man has lived. Wow! Fascinating!!

@specnaz1395 2 года назад

Love you SG . If your house is broken in and your yellow papers are missing . You'll know where to look 🙏

@haris1989able 2 года назад

Sir i respect you a lot kindly also please tell us a away to transfer this bhuto zardari or zardari thing creature to India. I as Pakistani will pray for you.

@nikhildeshmukh6221 2 года назад

Hahahaha Harris bro,let's do Kashmir deal....not only Bhutto, you can also send other sharif creatures

@lordvondon 2 года назад

Rahul Gandhi must be very jealous of Bilawal Bhutto.

@d16024 2 года назад

@Just$ sarcasm?

@magma9000 Год назад

@Left you know Modi is gay too

@MrOsamanaseer 2 года назад

Mr.Gupta is a "Nana je" who tells us old stories about his encounters in Pakistan. Love the storytelling.

@ThePathak333 2 года назад

Amazing stories, Sir. Your naturally funny and 'old world' narration sometimes devalues the greatness of events and your analytical ability to present a large canvas in such a short time. I am a fan.

@saumyaadhikari8078 2 года назад

Zulfie Bhutto (the name used by Stanley wolepart) was such a vain man. He came from a wealthy, land owning family. He traveled to England for a foreign degree. He indeed was intelligent, brilliant and eloquent. So, unlike many of his likes he did complete his degree. No doubt he developed a taste for good, thought provoking books. But more than that he picked up western mannerisms and dress sense. However he could never pick up the essence of western education and values. He remained a feudal, myopic man that he was. His left activism was only to endear himself to western leaders. His pathological hatred for India and his vain superiority complex remained with him till his last day. His megalomania got the better of him when his hand picked "monkey general" felled him. Bhutto died the most humiliating death - blood, semen and feces oozing out of his hanging body.

@dineshpratapupadhyay6583 2 года назад

Very well explained. Zulfie always overestimated himself. He thought he was very clever. But he lacked common sense. Zia was more shrewd and astute. He had studied at St Stephen's college, Delhi. He was a big fraud - claiming to be a Leftist while being a rich feudal lord all the time.

@Arwar555 2 года назад

Totally agree with you.

@TheMordecai1985 2 года назад

That was a wonderful personal story at the end, Mr Gupta! You shouldn’t apologise, it makes for fun viewing apart from the content you put out! Best wishes.

@abhinavsingh.92 2 года назад

There's a section of viewers who don't like SG diverting from the subject and thus making the episode longer than it ought to be. I, like you, love these stories and I'm always yearning for him to tell fascinating encounters like this, without which the analysis is like food without salt.

@rizwan1312 2 года назад

If a president (Zardari) husband could not figure out in 5 years who killed his wife then one can understand who did it

@SHSBUKHARISYED 2 года назад

Not Zardari killed B Bhutto

@mominkijalebiya4207 2 года назад

Watch #sachwala #adamseeker #zafarheretic #yasimkhan … mufti’s r running from them… Quran is written by Abbasi and only a political ideology

@mominkijalebiya4207 2 года назад

@@SHSBUKHARISYED Watch #sachwala #adamseeker #zafarheretic #yasimkhan … mufti’s r running from them… Quran is written by Abbasi and only a political ideology

@PraveenKumar-cj4mu 2 года назад

Mr. Gupta. Your service for our country will be remembered always. Please don't let anything or anyone digress you. We are all with you.

@rext8949 2 года назад

After this episode of CTC you can't blame anyone for believing that SG is an operative of the Intel services who fortuitously happens to be anywhere where the action is taking place.

@MsVideowatchman 2 года назад

I love espionage stories.... this is my best episode of CTC!! And the gut you had to follow Mrs Bhutto to Larkana.... that is pure steel. Respect !!

@rishikeshkhoptikar7037 2 года назад

hello Shekhar ji in in various episodes you have mentioned the references of Lokpal Aandolan and overall turmoil that was taking place. But those were just passing by references. I am really curious to know what was the actual scene back then, and how it looks when we look back at it after a decade.

@harshitj1 2 года назад

Ur personal touch made this episode even more fascinating..

@bhiwaji 2 года назад

Keep it coming @The Print, these information from subcontinent is great piece of knowledge.

@alishamohite5809 2 года назад

This was so good, sir! The last part especially.

@SkSingh-tu8un 2 года назад

Engrossing.... fascinating is the fact that while India has moved on, Pakistan is still a feudal society

@ThePrintIndia 2 года назад

Thank You Singh for watching the video. Please stay tuned for more episodes of CTC. -Shekhar

@siddhanti 2 года назад

Fascinating! You must do a special episode of CTC on unsolved deaths/killings of Pakistani politics and the conspiracy theories circulating till date.

@AbrarKhan-hz2mm 2 года назад

Always love watching your political analysis and commentary Sir. Much love & respect from Lahore

@mominkijalebiya4207 2 года назад

Watch #sachwala #adamseeker #zafarheretic #yasimkhan … mufti’s r running from them… Quran is written by Abbasi and only a political ideology

@SharpKnife523 2 года назад

By having a program on him is like honoring him. What is his struggle for the people of Pakistan before he reaches to this place? Plot, games, conspiracies? Come on guys! This dynasty was dead when a cinema ticket seller and thief took over this party.

@marshallmendonza 2 года назад

Thank you for the very interesting episode. Enjoyed it immensely. Keep it up.

@AK-fd1tb 2 года назад

Gotta say Shekhar ji is really good at storytelling. Never seen someone better.

@jagvirgehlaut9899 2 года назад

Shekhar ji, you presented half story or missed one part of Bhutto family because Shah Nawaz Bhutto was another most important member of the family. He was the Prime Minister (Dewan) of Junagarh's Nawab during partition of India and even few days after it. You must not forget about him because he was basically the foundation stone of this family. Hope you would appreciate it.

@saleemchandio 2 года назад

I am also from larkana.... Very easily language to explain thanku The print

@trixstar4758 2 года назад

The fact is when a country has it's leaders from family dynastic politics over a few generations, it is a sign that the country would not prosper much or face many upheavals. Countries need leaders with vision & merit.

@nihaltiwari18 2 года назад

Love the stories. Can't believe I'm binging a news channel youtube channel lol

@chickenbuttermasala8458 2 года назад

Hope he doesn't get the family traditional treatment from the military

@ravindra7791 2 года назад

One CTC on the Baloch freedom struggle please.

@faisalarif3461 2 года назад

There is no struggle

@faisalarif3461 2 года назад

@@AIBot354 who is leading?

@faisalarif3461 2 года назад

@@AIBot354 So now BLA a UN designated terrorist organization becomes innocent?

@adesiboy2571 2 года назад

@@faisalarif3461 there is no struggle. What about the Sucide bomber lady . She is Baloch freedom fighter and balochistan will saperate from paxtan 🤣🤣

@faisalarif3461 2 года назад

@@adesiboy2571 she is from a terrorist organization world knows it. You can't get freedom when you are a UN designated terrorist organization

@subratamallick9353 2 года назад

Great episode! Thanks a lot Mr Gupta.

@nothing276 2 года назад

congress gandhi dynasti failed because of continuestion of system now india have parties like BJP and AAP which are producing leader while in pakistan there is only dynastic politics 10 year or so when imran khan die what will become of his party will it be able to produce leader i don't know but millitary intervention in pakistan destroy the politicial fabric of the country

@mominkijalebiya4207 2 года назад

Watch #sachwala #adamseeker #zafarheretic #yasimkhan … mufti’s r running from them… Quran is written by Abbasi and only a political ideology

@rewathapar1689 2 года назад

Mr Gupta, you are such a brilliant journalist !

@ashwinghadvir9109 2 года назад

Such intriguing stories,wish I somehow knew Guptaji, Ps-did you get the interview?

@kbg4214 2 года назад

SG's stories are like grandparent stories. Never get tired of hearing.

@ramsharmamailbox 2 года назад

How beautifully a story can be narrated

@sauravkumar-yj8ip 2 года назад

you failed to mention z.bhutto was a hardcore hindu hater,even when he was a school going kid.he wrote a letter to jnnah about how much he despised hindus

@Enlightened-21 2 года назад

Wow Shekhar ji. A boring dynasty politics video turned into something fun and amazing.😇😇😇

@SimplifyAstrology 2 года назад

Shekar, it was a nice walk down the bygone era! Something refreshing!

@suryajit7 2 года назад

The only reason I took the prints subscription is to listen to Shekar's stories and his adventures.

@trytotal 2 года назад

Mr. Gupta pls share us link to your memoirs, books and your writings about your journalism stories. also i would love to read your biography one day. The best indian journalist i have found so far. 🔥🔥

@Rameshkrishnan22 2 года назад

Great Shekar ji. Looking at you no one can imagine you were/ Are so adventurous. Enjoyed the c2c. 👍

@aashishchawla6334 2 года назад

shekhar sir ....with due respect hamza sharif is not the CM of Pakistan Punjab yet

@kunalpareek8321 2 года назад

When the hotel owner asks "how long are you planning on staying???!!" :D :D

@lisbethsalander1723 2 года назад

As much as Fatima Bhutto criticizes her aunt Benazir Bhutto- they are alike in one aspect. Benazir claimed in book that her father had no role in cancellation of the election where he lost and Mujib won and (Benazir) failed to understand why the Eastern half wanted to leave in 1971. Fatima claims her father was totally innocent and was murdered... ... while her aunt was in full power... hmmm. Imagine being Nusrat Bhutto, who supported her son, while living with Benazir! Adore Shekharji's story telling .. he does have a knack for it! We won't mind -actually enjoy....if he stretches it a bit ..[smile]

@The_Couch_Critic 2 года назад

Very charming SG...always love your flashback stories...you've lived a great life and we are lucky to hear stories from you...God bless

@gr7184 2 года назад

SG stories about his experiences are so fascinating.

@disha_chaudhari5864 2 года назад

You r too good SG. God bless you❤️. you should also start a series on CMs of India... Where you have a lots of stories to tell us .. i am sure our political history is also very thrilling... Plz think about it sir.But 1 Question... You don't mention billawal bhooto's age... Is he in his 50s???🤔😉

@manjurangra56469 2 года назад

Sir what an inticrate explaination to Pakistans politics not to miss your sharing your experiences .. Your 's is an ethralling best seller !!

@purnendu11 2 года назад

Songs of Blood and Sword by Fatima Bhutto is also a good read to understand Pakistan and the Bhutto Family.

@sundareshkrishna6457 2 года назад

Awesome sir……..loved the story…. Thanks

@agotti 2 года назад

Wow! This is so awesome.

@VargheseThomasVaidyan 2 года назад

You are enticing me to take a paid subscription! Shekhar ji 😛😛

@saumyavinayak979 2 года назад

sir, some day please share some juicy stories about the colorful sheikh rashid..

@santoshaiyar3884 2 года назад

The Vir Sanghvi comment at 21:45 was hilarious, as it was on point. :)

@alappuzha9 2 года назад

You enrich my world of thoughts... respects SG...

@sachinmishra930 2 года назад

I can't believe you made a reference to TV and Thai massage in the book 😂 . The minute details that you add to your stories make them interesting. 👍

@gauravgandi1398 2 года назад

15:36 Propaganda about myself 😂😂

@georgeabraham5672 2 года назад

Thanks a lot... I remember some of these things...

@giridharanvelamore2395 2 года назад

Sekhar Guptaji, Just love your stories! 👍😃

@ThePrintIndia 2 года назад

Thank You Girindharan. Glad you enjoyed watching this video. Please stay tuned for more. -Shekhar

@anandgarhwal1421 2 года назад

This felt like an episode from a thriller webseries.😳👌

@mohitoberoi4089 2 года назад

The hotel story was awesome Gupta g 👌

@pichumanisankar2617 2 года назад

This episode is 90% SG and 10% Pak dynasties.

@aashish1703 2 года назад

Fascinating story telling Mr Gupta.

@technibbles 2 года назад

Finally ..........had been missing my CTC dose for past 2 day

@TheMisu1994 2 года назад

Interesting and interesting as always 👌👍

@faisalarif3461 2 года назад

It's astonishing to hear that you've visited Larkana.

@gso1dsm374 2 года назад

Sir interesting, you have covered a subject close 2 ur heart. Sir what's latest on joining of rivers in the country . Heat wave in Gujarat and Rajasthan , water an issue in Rajasthan request please cover in ur cut the clutter

@ThePrintIndia 2 года назад

Thank You for the suggestions, dear member. I will take this up with my team and see what can be covered next. Please do keep writing in with your suggestions and feedback. Thnx. -Shekhar

@aniljain8971 2 года назад

Interesting narration, as always! However, this episode reminded me of another family with tragedies. Besides Indira Gandhi and her two sons, even Robert Vadra's family has died unnatural deaths....father and two siblings...