Nadeem F Paracha August 22, 2007
#18 Posted by foggy1 on October 5, 2007 8:21:35 am
i may have made relevant comments on this article in august i think. but now i cannot help say something about your article in Daily Dawn's images-titled disneyland. it was ter-ribticklingly funny. brilliant piece of writing. if it was not so funny, one would have cried at the pathogenically, poignant pathos of the scenario behind the funny veneer. why did you write kesc in the same Vein? i had to like reverse and see, and it was written kesc certainly.asif the brunt of humor was borne at this point, i just couldna stop laughing. amusing to conjecture, if the kesc really got to be there, then the whole disneyland will be running on {[kunda]} system!
#17 Posted by foggy1 on October 5, 2007 8:13:27 am
i may have made relevant comments on this article in august i think. but now i cannot help say something about your article in Daily Dawn's images-titled disneyland. it was ter-ribticklingly funny. brilliant piece of writing. if it was not so funny, one would have cried at the pathogenically, poignant pathos of the scenario behind the funny veneer. why did you write kesc in the same Vein? i had to like reverse and see, and it was written kesc certainly.asif the brunt of humor was borne at this point, i just couldna stop laughing. amusing to conjecture, if the kesc really got to be there, then the whole disneyland will be running on {[kunda]} system!
#15 Posted by TaheraSajid on August 28, 2007 11:54:48 pm
What an entertaining read! Nadeem F Paracha...you sure have a way with words.
#14 Posted by nycoolest on August 27, 2007 6:46:44 am
Pretty good approach of viewing the drama in talk show like 'CRYPTICAL TALK'. I hope Abid Pir will get chance to read this satire and have a laugh on himself. Imima Khan and Lussi Zafar are rocks only on Talk shows and should be banned from tv, thanks to periodic time checks, they appear less then the tapal chai.
Pleasure to read. Thank you NFP!
Pleasure to read. Thank you NFP!
#13 Posted by IamNadia on August 26, 2007 10:08:03 pm
Mazay ka tha!
Its just Hamid Mir's showdaism in the show..Nothing less, nothing more..And the shocking repetition of news breaks and stupid breaking news are just to hinder the talk..A time check at every half past hour is irritating to the extremes..The private channels have rudely lost their aesthetics and between a talk show and a song this unnecessary pounding of clock is just bizarre.
Its just Hamid Mir's showdaism in the show..Nothing less, nothing more..And the shocking repetition of news breaks and stupid breaking news are just to hinder the talk..A time check at every half past hour is irritating to the extremes..The private channels have rudely lost their aesthetics and between a talk show and a song this unnecessary pounding of clock is just bizarre.
#12 Posted by teshah on August 26, 2007 7:06:05 pm
An excellent satire, inter alia, on 'breaking news' in talk-shows on our TV.
A naked dog! Hahaha! Why not show it live toe-chained with a she-dog, without a burqa, in broad day light: a more entertaining show than Lasi Duffer and the Burqa Bibi, with imami khan sand witched in between, enjoying both ways.
A real break-news: power went off.
A naked dog! Hahaha! Why not show it live toe-chained with a she-dog, without a burqa, in broad day light: a more entertaining show than Lasi Duffer and the Burqa Bibi, with imami khan sand witched in between, enjoying both ways.
A real break-news: power went off.
#11 Posted by ana on August 26, 2007 3:03:01 pm
Bloody hilarious! I'm still laughing so can't analyze right now. And probably won't.
#10 Posted by abu_safwaan on August 26, 2007 11:29:43 am
NFP..u were funny like a decade ago..stop tryin already ..frankly its a lil sad.
#9 Posted by foggy1 on August 26, 2007 10:02:41 am
wonderful.such a mild commentary and a true caricature which is so amusingly typical of our TV programs, the people concerned with TV programs, the guests interviewed, the political groups and their highlights, and something for prevention of cruelty to animals. you know how dogs run after their own image in the shinning wheel caps of cars will hav to deliberately get it noted, do toy trucks have them too.keep it up i mean your articles in dawn daily too. refreshing sense of humor i can digest politics only this way. i was dowite but never ji ymo or nsf. yet when there were no clashes these parties were the spice of life of the college activities which now form part of memory lane only.
#8 Posted by goonga on August 26, 2007 9:14:46 am
Excellent, Fantastic, Done!
NFP you never disappoint me.
cumRAN Khan is another bullshit.
his quests on call always forget what exactly the question was about?
BTW What the hell is
(Dramatic music)
Agar fiqr insaaf ki hey tou zara souchiye!
(DING)
Money drainage for what?
NFP you never disappoint me.
cumRAN Khan is another bullshit.
his quests on call always forget what exactly the question was about?
BTW What the hell is
(Dramatic music)
Agar fiqr insaaf ki hey tou zara souchiye!
(DING)
Money drainage for what?
#7 Posted by kaptain on August 26, 2007 6:09:59 am
Poor Imran. Lost chances, this time too. He is nowhere.
#6 Posted by Ras on August 25, 2007 3:06:28 pm
NFP
Sure glad that you have not lost your touch!
That naked dog addition was really something else.
But next time PLEASE let Imami Khan tell us what he knows
and we do not.....
More like BRAKING NEWS not BREAKING NEWS...
Ras
#5 Posted by SaimaShah on August 25, 2007 1:05:28 pm
Hilarious and very true.
And, why in heavan's name must everything be rationalized, justified and apologized for as somehow better than anyone else but terrible, but wait that is someone else's fault.
And, why in heavan's name must everything be rationalized, justified and apologized for as somehow better than anyone else but terrible, but wait that is someone else's fault.
#3 Posted by Love2love on August 25, 2007 9:52:44 am
LOL! Loved it. Top satire, capturing well the over the top madness of Pakistani TV channels. Hamid Mir must read this.
#2 Posted by drlokraj on August 25, 2007 4:59:43 am
Good satire. I don't understand what purpose is served by these kind of shows which are now too many on almost all Pakistani TV channels.Some of these programmes are interactive but the paticipants rarely have rational answers to the questions put up by the viewers who call at that time.
In UK, there is another brand of tv channels where some mullah is teaching Islam or someone treating illnesses using some mysterious telepower which is supposed to work on the patient at the same time!!
In UK, there is another brand of tv channels where some mullah is teaching Islam or someone treating illnesses using some mysterious telepower which is supposed to work on the patient at the same time!!
#1 Posted by vanguard on August 25, 2007 2:38:53 am
There was one or two hilarious moments in there but that is all. Come on NFP you can come up with much better stuff than this or isn't the music industry not providing you enough material to vent your feelings.
I know our media is acting immature and sensationalizes everything but I think thats a teething stage. It will take it time to achieve maturity.
Even Indian media has similar sensationalism. Ask any indian who was watching during the Prince crisis (a little boy named prince got stuck in a small well).
Even US media not to mention FOX but also including CNN, ABC etc indulge in such sensationalism. A slight maturity is shown by BBC and Aljazeera.
But everyone engages in such things. I mean how else do you expect countless news channels to attract audiences.
Cheer up man. There is a difference between being hilarious and bitterly sarcastic. We need more of the former one but unfortunately what we always get is the latter one.
I know our media is acting immature and sensationalizes everything but I think thats a teething stage. It will take it time to achieve maturity.
Even Indian media has similar sensationalism. Ask any indian who was watching during the Prince crisis (a little boy named prince got stuck in a small well).
Even US media not to mention FOX but also including CNN, ABC etc indulge in such sensationalism. A slight maturity is shown by BBC and Aljazeera.
But everyone engages in such things. I mean how else do you expect countless news channels to attract audiences.
Cheer up man. There is a difference between being hilarious and bitterly sarcastic. We need more of the former one but unfortunately what we always get is the latter one.
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