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Jibran Nasir and the rest of the liberal/leftist brigade that insulted and demeaned these poor gardeners because they thought it was a government commissioned piece and did not bother to fact check, should go create a plaque apologizing and light some candles in front of the homes of these poor people they insulted.
It was the personal time and apparently personal resources of the gardeners, who aren't professional sculptors by any means.What a waste of time and resources.
Thanks for calling me bro, mostly pti supporters abuse , and I rarely come on this forum since it has changed its old easy classic format,Bro I have barely seen you post anything factual on this forum.
I respect their love for Iqbal and their patriotism, they made an effort on their own, which is commendable.
Honestly speaking, there is nothing wrong with it. Its not Iqbal per say but than again understand that people did on their on and not for money but morons will always be morons jo khud to kerta nahi but yes tanqeed zaroor kerta hain her kaam per, favorite pass time of many.Bro I have barely seen you post anything factual on this forum.
I respect their love for Iqbal and their patriotism, they made an effort on their own, which is commendable.
worst craftsmanship ... ask some known professional to make it.... extremely bad taste ...remove right away.MOD EDIT: Please see link below for a video interview of the gardeners that created the sculpture on their own, as a tribute to Allama Iqbal, without taxpayer money:
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Pakistan is a country of many talented individuals. What is unfortunate, however, is that these talented individuals don’t always get the spotlight that they deserve. That is the case with the extremely talented comedians on Pakistani social media because the trolling skills of Pakistanis are by far the best. This is exactly what we’re seeing currently as a new sculpture of Iqbal was recently unveiled.
A new Allama Iqbal sculpture was recently placed in Lahore and it has drawn many people’s attention for all the wrong reasons
Recently someone spotted a recently placed statue of the national poet in Gulshan-e-Iqbal in Lahore. What caught the person’s eye was how the artist had taken liberty with the subject by making the sculpture such that it did not appear to resemble the man himself.
Of course, people were quick to notice this interesting sculpture
Quickly, the sculpture spread across social media with many people commenting about the shockingly unique artistic liberties taken by the creator of the sculpture.
Some people were quite offended at this Iqbal sculpture in Lahore
Then began savage trolling of this recently placed Iqbal sculpture in Lahore
Some began wondering what the Iqbal sculpture in Lahore resembled since it didn’t resemble Iqbal himself
https://twitter.com/MariaSartaj/status/1356285108450430976
For reference, this is the Mohenjo Daro priest this commenter is talking about:
Source: Getty Images
Honestly, I can see more resemblance with this than with Allama Iqbal so I would say I agree with the commenter.
Others wanted answers for what they considered a blunder by the authorities in letting this tribute be made to the national poet
There were references made to other similarly bad tributes toward national heroes in the past, like this shocking Jinnah cake
https://twitter.com/imalirasheed/status/1356486300384264196
What do you think of this…. uhh tribute to Iqbal? Sound off in the comments below.
From the poor gardeners that created the sculpture themselves, without taxpayer money, to pay homage to Allama Iqbal.
Can the woke outrage brigade please STFU now.
Thread title updated.
Love of Mallis??I seriously think this is just childish at this point, somehow people think this statue is an attack on Iqbal and a travesty on the nation. To those people the question should be asked, on the day where homage is paid to Iqbal what have you ever done to honor his Legacy? These people (Gardeners) spent days laboring out of their own choice to do just that.