Asmaa Mahmood January 3, 2006
#45 Posted by laylalayla on July 11, 2007 3:05:42 pm
really hilarious, it would be great if you could get some stories published. just have a suspicion you`re not from lahore, as your english language style sounds sounds too karachiite?
#44 Posted by alfonsejaved on March 19, 2007 7:51:30 pm
Hay it was awesome, i like your all writing....well hope to be friend......hay i wonder how people write so good. well I live in New York, USA but basically from Pakistan... I think Pakistani people have great talent but the opportunities are so lesser than talent that mostly people die without expressing what they are holding inside..
love to be friend my e-mail: alfonsejaved@yahoo.com
love to be friend my e-mail: alfonsejaved@yahoo.com
#43 Posted by haji004 on February 28, 2007 8:18:21 am
As Zoë Heller said ...``All she needs is a good boning``...
#42 Posted by fuadcochinwala on February 20, 2007 9:33:29 pm
i agree to the fact that is diffcult for umarried girl in pakistan at age of 23 ,it is great at least got a chance to meet the dudley befor marriage how is it now
#41 Posted by goonga on December 22, 2006 12:45:52 pm
Only bad in it is the `` Accountant``
Me an accoumtant
Me an accoumtant
#40 Posted by raziab9 on November 23, 2006 11:18:00 pm
Just wanted to throw my belief out here and would be interested to see what anyone has to say.
Marriages are more successful in south asia (upto 75%). These marriages are majorly arranged. Now --are these marriages successful because people culturally tend to adopt and just accept the `arranged` life or is it because violence/frustration/need-to-divorce are less reported and acted upon?
This may be a whole another issue but it came to my mind as AsmaM`s article initially gave a picture of a future divorce with the ``raza guy``
Marriages are more successful in south asia (upto 75%). These marriages are majorly arranged. Now --are these marriages successful because people culturally tend to adopt and just accept the `arranged` life or is it because violence/frustration/need-to-divorce are less reported and acted upon?
This may be a whole another issue but it came to my mind as AsmaM`s article initially gave a picture of a future divorce with the ``raza guy``
#39 Posted by Spread_peace on August 8, 2006 1:12:07 pm
really nice one to read... smile kept visting my face during while reading the story...
Kudos to Asmaa
Kudos to Asmaa
#37 Posted by the_stoic on June 21, 2006 4:43:47 am
hi asma,
i couldnt stop myself not to read, its lovly, veryyyyyyyy interesting, i enjoy it a lot. u have a natural flair to write your personal experience.
One thing more, i seconds Atif2`s argument tht this type of fiction should be placed at the first page of Chowk.
take care
Maqsood Behari
i couldnt stop myself not to read, its lovly, veryyyyyyyy interesting, i enjoy it a lot. u have a natural flair to write your personal experience.
One thing more, i seconds Atif2`s argument tht this type of fiction should be placed at the first page of Chowk.
take care
Maqsood Behari
#35 Posted by zainabsiddique on February 24, 2006 11:01:28 am
It is a very interesting piece of writing.The style is simply superb!
#34 Posted by madcap on February 18, 2006 7:47:26 am
You certainly have a way with words. And, with that quality, no one can be lonely. Being alone is an enjoyable experience. and it never kills, for sure.
#33 Posted by sarah1983 on February 16, 2006 6:09:32 pm
Re: # 32
Pretty nice effort....very original...
well its the way things work in punjab...isnt it?
keep it up
Pretty nice effort....very original...
well its the way things work in punjab...isnt it?
keep it up
#32 Posted by kaami on February 14, 2006 12:26:38 pm
Nice article..... I wonder if ``bloody Raza guy`` has read this
great work for a 17 year old though....
I never knew being fair was a sin.... being a bit tanned isn`t that bad after all
great work for a 17 year old though....
I never knew being fair was a sin.... being a bit tanned isn`t that bad after all
#31 Posted by goldfish2 on February 8, 2006 2:13:51 pm
I loved reading it!
But it sounded too real to have been 100% fiction.
But it sounded too real to have been 100% fiction.
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