Pakistan before 90s

Restoration work at Shahi Masjid #Lahore c. 1957

One 6exy car of those days

Jungibaaz said:

Ruined by Pakistanis. Here, take a look at what our SHINING YOUTH think when presented with this.

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Just another bunch of religious whiteknights in the making.

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Dont forget kid, without religion Pakistan would not even exist.

Myth_buster_1 said:

Dont forget kid, without religion Pakistan would not even exist.

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Who you calling kid, kid?

Keep white-knighting, might actually get you somewhere.

dexter said:

Remembering Arfa.
Rest in peace beautiful.

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i had read about her when she lived.

former happy times for all of pakistan, it seems...

dexter said:

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No.. the problem is that Pakistani nation has been watching too many Hindi movies, and lost its own values and civilization, which we had 20/30 years ago.
Pakistan only need to look beyond Hindi movies, to restore that glorious past.

Faisal Qureshi : In 1990 met Strings at Patriyata (Murree) and asked them "Can I take a picture with you please "

What glorious past? You need economic stability, free and compulsory education for all, good health services, and the curbing of Takfiri ideology to be successful. Glory comes much, much later.

February 17, 1967: #Afghanistan King Zahir Shah (left) and #Pakistan President Ayub Khan review a parade of the Punjab Regiment and Pakistan Air Force as the Afghan Monarch arrived in Rawalpindi for a state visit.

Team of Tansen - 1990
Sajid Hasan, Tahira Syed, Legendary Haseena Moin, Shakeela Hasan, Zeba Bakhtiar, Khawaja Najam Hasan and Asif Raza Mir





c. 1969: Life in #Kabul #Afghanistan
Photo by Bruce Thomas



I am sailing, I am sailing,
home again 'cross the sea.
I am sailing, stormy waters,
to be near you, to be free.

Karachi - 1952

Pakistani shaheens said:

The khabarnama of Pakistan were so peaceful, there was no back ground annoying sounds or musics in news those days. But now if we watch todays news it seems like as if we are watching a scene of war. It seems as if we are sitting in war zone instead of sitting in our couch. Todays khabarnama really gives me headache, unnecessary noises and musics that they embed on the news is really awful
And look at their tone and language, totally peaceful and polite. And look at the female news anchor, she has dupata on her head, shows/dramas/films/ads all use to depict and represents our culture. But now todays Pakistan is totally void of such sharafat, and instead of promoting and showing our culture, our current soldout media is showing indian culturhaie and all those pathetic things which are not even part of our culture................MAN i want my old Pakistan back

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You remember that Peaceful Ad of Wasim Akram .........About QUIT SMOKING & FITNESS

Free Kashmir Movement c. 1947.

Location:Karachi, Pakistan
Date taken: December 1947
Photographer:Margaret Bourke-White



Muslim League National Guard commander Zaid Haroon (w. mic) standing on hood of truck yelling "Free Kashmir" next to Moslem League & Pakistani flags as he leads other guardsmen in the chant through the city.



Muslim League National Guard commander Zaid Haroon, 21, son of sugar magnate, yelling "Free Kashmir" next to Muslim League flag as he leads other guardsmen in the chant while riding on a truck for more recruits.



Muslim League National Guardsmen w. their flags, chanting "Free Kashmir" as they ride on a truck through crowd at Boulton Market while advertizing their evening's meeting for new recruits.



Muslim League National Guardsmen w. theirs & the Pakistani flags, chanting "Free Kashmir" as they ride on a truck through crowd at Boulton Market while advertizing their evening's meeting for new recruits.

abb mai aggar bolu k accha howa nangay pan se jan chuti to log bole ge ye TTP hai lol

#Khyber Steam Safari en route to Landi Kotal; 1995

Sialkot Railway Station in December, 1971. (1971 War)
Courtesy : Mr. Shah Jahan



Pakistani Flag at top of Qaisar-e-Hind Fort during 1965 war.