I suggest:
** Shauq da koi mol nayin **
** Yah Aalam Shauq Ka … **
What comes to your mind?
As Shahab mentioned in his post: “Not everyone can be crooks” … I was amazed to see teh spirit of this old lady … Bravo :)
Image Courtesy: Hanif Khattak – He has a lot more to offer from the election day happenings.
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Its gesture which is seen in revolutions, which is what we are witnessing right now, my caption would "carrying mother for MOTHERLAND".
wow, thats the spirit.
people are desperate for a positive political change!
@ A
The captions suggested by you are absolutely wrong. I salute these ladies. This is what is needed to rebuild our nation; not sarcasm.
Agree Zeeshan
@kamran: there’s no sarcasm involved here … in case you have missed what i wrote after quoting shahab.
@Zeeshan: Luvd the caption :)
@Syra: indeed – we are yearning for revolutionary change for betterment of our motherland.
I find the suggested captions in poor taste. The people in this picture are nothing less than commendable for going to these obvious pains to cast their vote.
"Tu meinu chak tey meiN jarnail nu chak dyaaN!" :D
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The beggar begging again
http://www.geo.tv/home/14122.htm
"Democracy may be heavy, but it is a load worth bearing"
Bravo to these two ladies, whoever and wherever they are!