Exploring Delhi on Pakistani Passport: Landmarks, Food, History, Indian Visa Process 

Thank you for a wonderful comment on the video sir. I presented a perspective of a commoner & clearly the love resonates on both sides of border. Stay blessed

Bhai Ye True Answer Hai But Ye Pakistani O Kaa Dimag He Aisa Hai Kyu Ke Naaye Naaye Mulle Baane Hai Kya Kare Bichare Identify Crisis K Shikar Hai

A small correction Brahmos name came from - Brahmaputra River ka BRAH and Russia ka Moksha river ka MOS. Its a representation of water, another fundamental element of this creation according to your religion based on which all missiles of India are named.

Correct 💯​@@MohammedAmeerMayukh

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Jab ache log buriyon ko dekhkar bhi ankh band kar lete hai tab sawaal uthte hai. जब अच्छे लोगों बुराइयों को देखकर भी आंख बंद कर लेते है तब सवाल उठते है।

Thank you. And you are always welcome here Sir :)

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I appreciate you commenting on the video, thank you so much. Wish you well ❤️

They just put their sign boards on Original Hindu and Jain structures, as if they built it themselves. That is just normal for them.

Thank you Niharika. God willing, I would love to come again & explore more cities. Its your turn to visit Pakistan now & enjoy our hospitality. It will be an experience of a lifetime for sure ❤️

Hello dear. Thank you for taking time out to see the video & notice the mentioned points with such details. 1. I agree on this, taste is subjective. Karachi is also famous for food but I always found Lahori food superior. Its the taste buds which differ from region to region. Loved “Sita Raam k cholay bhaturay”. We got those meals packaged in hotel & we couldn’t experience the restaurant itself. So a lot of stuff is missed out. But due to election situation, we were afraid that authorities will not let us go out to any place except dargah. We got very little time to explore but we tried to make the most of it. Apologies for the shortcomings. 2. A lot of places I missed like Khari Baoli & Red Fort just because of time shortage. We were desperate to explore but alas. Just happy that at least got to explore this much. And though I agree on Indians’ perspective on Mughal monuments, they are still a major part of Delhi’s preserved archaeological sites which are clearly glamorised in Bollywood movies too. In my next visit, I might skip them & visit the sites which I missed in this tour. 3. As I said in my video, I was both happy & sad after visiting Ghalib’s haveli. Happy because never in my wildest imagination I thought I would visit the place where my top favourite poet lived, it felt surreal. Sad because of knowing that major part of it is lost. I guess the sadness part came from expecting too much or something near perfect from the things that were just a fantasy for me once. Now I have a better perspective on things. Apart from all of this, I LOVED every interaction in Delhi & India. I have tried to cover this in the video. Hopefully you & your fellow Indians will come to Pakistan too. You will be greeted with open arms ❤️

Thank you for this info, I did not know who did this but this was a great development. This makes it wonderful for the visitors.

@@raoabdullah5350Thanks for visiting India brother. If you have not seen, then next time do see & visit how in Chandani chowk on the same street, there is Jain Hindu Temple, Sikh Gurudwara Sahib Sheesh Ganj Sahib & Muslim Masjid of Fatehpuri. It will show you true side of India❤️

You are right. Next time for sure! ❤️

You are right dear. I wish I could visit again soon with more time to explore this beautiful city & enjoy food of all of your mentioned places & more. Peace ❤️

Bohat naam suna tha is ka. Next time or jaghon ki try krenge

@@raoabdullah5350 to find best nihari which is not available for ordinary people like myself, you need to have good known chef as friend , you will find best best nihari, biryani and kababs in royal kitches of nawabs. Although nihari was not the dish for royals, it was made for mazdoors and working class but later royals also liked it. So you have to go lucknow or Hyderabad and you need to visit those khansamas who are still cooking for royals with original method from generations. Wo kabab ki bareekiyan aise bata denge jaise koi sher o shayari keh rahe ho. 😊

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District Ambala, Village Panjlaasa

Bhai ye Pakistan ki mentality hai vha aise hi padhaya jata hai inki galti nhi hai isme 😅 jab india ne prithvi missile banai to inhone socha ye prithviraj chauhan ke naam pe hai to unhone ghori naam ki missile banai ki ghori ne prithviraj ko hara diya tha to hum ghori naam denge apni missile ko... Ye haal hai Pakistan ke

Pakistani passport mein out of Delhi nahi jaa sakte. Jahan ka visa milta hai wahin jaa sakte hain. NCR nahi jaa sakte the.

Bhai dil pe kyun le rha hai 🤪

@@raoabdullah5350 you made a judgementtal comment that Delhi food is no where near Lahore. My friend indian cuisine is the 5th best cuisine in the world. You did not show where you ate. If our country is a 5th rank country then Delhi offers the best food in the country.

@dixitvora7188 saying Lahori food is better doesn’t mean Delhi’s food is not good. Just a comparison, you can disagree.

@@raoabdullah5350 comparison should begin Apple to Apple and not Apple to Orange. You haven't tried better places which offer the best food which you can remember for a long time. I am not sure you will be allowed to visit India next time if you are then try better places and then compare.

Nitin bhai two wrongs don’t make a right. Eradication of a minority is utterly shameful regardless of which country is doing it. There are cases on both sides of borders & if we start arguing about the numbers, it will be a never ending debate. Secondly 👇🏼 1) I highlighted how chandni chowk is well maintained. Narrated with visuals 2) I portrayed Mughal architecture in detail for everyone in Pakistan to see that how well maintained all of it is 3) I emphasised to my fullest that how good we were treated in India. Be it immigration, forces, police or a commoner. I gave multiple examples on this matter. If any criticism was anticipated, it was expected by a fellow Pakistani, not you Thirdly, it is a fact that Ghalib’s haveli was converted to multiple factories. It was only when Gulzar made the Ghalib serial, he asked Indian gov. (Sheela Dixit) to take care of this. She was able to get 25% of the property back and made it open for public to visit. If it is not in good condition, does it mean that narrating it means I am criticising anyone? I am an ardent follower of Ghalib’s poetry & it pains me that this property is not fully preserved. Yes you preserved Mughal landmarks, and yes Ghalib’s mansion is not in good condition. This is pretty much black and white. It is also notable that Ghalib doesn’t represent Muslims or any community. From what we know, he was not a religious person at all. He was a philosopher & a poet. If anything, he represents the art of poetry. And there was no better than him. Any follower of Ghalib would take interest in things associated to him such as his mansion. Entire theme of the video oozes love & positivity. I don’t understand how it came down to this comment of yours. Peace ☮️

@@raoabdullah5350 I'm a student of history. I think it's high time you along with all the Pakistanis should understand that there is no debate about who have ill treated and suppressed their minorities in the last 75 years. Pakistan should be the last country to lecture us on how to treat our minorities. Get out of your imaginary bubble and read a thing or two about our history.

Surprising that how this comment is totally irrelevant to the subject matter of the video. Another testament that reel life and real life are so different

​@@nitinarya2816 and your bubble of a secular democracy which is presumably the safest place for women is also pretty evident ... Apni hypocrisy nhi dikhayi deti h jahan aaye din muslims ki lynchings hori hn hume literally irrelevant krne ki puri koshish ki jari h by the so called Hindu Khatre me hai faction. Apni auqaat zarur dikhani h tumhe ... Sach hazam ni hota

@@shumailaarshadkhan8060 Misogyny is a big issue for our entire subcontinent. I'm equally concerned about women's safety, just as you are. I strongly oppose the lynching of innocent Muslims who are framed wrongly for political benefits. However, I also believe that they need to understand that they are not above the law and shouldn't indulge in the consumption of beef in states where it is banned. Gone are the days when they were pampered and spoiled like arrogant brats. They need to wake up to reality and follow the law.

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True that. Lets hope for the best