How different is life in the Pakistani cities from Indian cities?

[Margarita]

Disclaimer: Opinion of a Quora user

I have not been either to Karachi or Lahore, but since alcohol is banned in Pakistan so a person like me will observe a lack of night clubs and discos. Places we visit on weekends. Places like this

Cyber Hub Gurgaon

Or this

Hauz Khas Village
Company parties like this (Random Pic from internet but the Pub is Soi7 Gurgaon)

Trying freshly brewed beer in Gurgaon's micro breweries

Then selecting the one you love the most and chugging it down.(7 Barrels Gurgaon)

If nothing works out, then chilling at your own house reading a book with a bottle of tuborg.

Or go to CP, listen to the noise and drink your beer. You may also end up meeting some nice people.

For many of the people living in Delhi, we will miss our parties and drinks.
And recently, I have started to like this beer a lot, so I personally will miss it too.

one stark difference that one may notice is that India is MUCH more Westernised than Pakistan, so while one wouldn`t find it difficult to get a little drunk and then party in India, it is only the super rich who get these "luxuries" in Pakistan, in private parties mostly in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore; and that too at a very high cost and a great social risk, since acts like these are considered social stigma and a taboo.

 

[Sugarcane]

What's the point of thread???

 

[Sine Nomine]

Disclaimer: Opinion of a Quora user

I have not been either to Karachi or Lahore, but since alcohol is banned in Pakistan so a person like me will observe a lack of night clubs and discos. Places we visit on weekends. Places like this

Cyber Hub Gurgaon

Or this

Hauz Khas Village
Company parties like this (Random Pic from internet but the Pub is Soi7 Gurgaon)

Trying freshly brewed beer in Gurgaon's micro breweries

Then selecting the one you love the most and chugging it down.(7 Barrels Gurgaon)

If nothing works out, then chilling at your own house reading a book with a bottle of tuborg.

Or go to CP, listen to the noise and drink your beer. You may also end up meeting some nice people.

For many of the people living in Delhi, we will miss our parties and drinks.
And recently, I have started to like this beer a lot, so I personally will miss it too.

one stark difference that one may notice is that India is MUCH more Westernised than Pakistan, so while one wouldn`t find it difficult to get a little drunk and then party in India, it is only the super rich who get these "luxuries" in Pakistan, in private parties mostly in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore; and that too at a very high cost and a great social risk, since acts like these are considered social stigma and a taboo.

Well after reading that I think only Beer,Alcohal and partying is life,and that should be made standard for measuring quality and way life.
PS:we have muree brewery,which is good at brewing some good stuff

 

[Margarita]

What's the point of thread???

Read the title. Its a comparison.

Well after reading that I think only Beer,Alcohal and partying is life,and that should be made standard for measuring quality and way life.
PS:we have muree brewery,which is good at brewing some good stuff

No, they are not everything, but life is pretty dull without alcohol and parties. I have heard a lot about Muree brewery on this forum, I would love if we could get that in India or do we have that in India?

 

[Sine Nomine]

@Imran Khan I would be blasphemy if binte angoor is discussed on PDF,without asking your opinion.

 

[Mentee]

Disclaimer: Opinion of a Quora user

I have not been either to Karachi or Lahore, but since alcohol is banned in Pakistan so a person like me will observe a lack of night clubs and discos. Places we visit on weekends. Places like this

Cyber Hub Gurgaon

Or this

Hauz Khas Village
Company parties like this (Random Pic from internet but the Pub is Soi7 Gurgaon)

Trying freshly brewed beer in Gurgaon's micro breweries

Then selecting the one you love the most and chugging it down.(7 Barrels Gurgaon)

If nothing works out, then chilling at your own house reading a book with a bottle of tuborg.

Or go to CP, listen to the noise and drink your beer. You may also end up meeting some nice people.

For many of the people living in Delhi, we will miss our parties and drinks.
And recently, I have started to like this beer a lot, so I personally will miss it too.

one stark difference that one may notice is that India is MUCH more Westernised than Pakistan, so while one wouldn`t find it difficult to get a little drunk and then party in India, it is only the super rich who get these "luxuries" in Pakistan, in private parties mostly in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore; and that too at a very high cost and a great social risk, since acts like these are considered social stigma and a taboo.

What's the point of thread???

alcoholic addiction , pathetic

 

[Sine Nomine]

No, they are not everything, but life is pretty dull without beverages.

We have guns to play,when we are happy we just restore to aerial firing[/QUOTE]

 

[John Reese]

but since alcohol is banned in Pakistan

Is this for real

 

[Margarita]

Try the freshly brewed one with a wheatish flavour. Its not strong , a mild one. Best times between 3 and 7 pm , happy hrs ; take a late "lunch" from office.

I like freshly brewed drinks. have you tried Bira? its a startup and they are getting quiet popular plus they taste a lot better than regular beers we get

We have guns to play,when we are happy we just restore to aerial firing

I wonder sometimes, how do Pakistanis party or celebrate? Dry parties honestly do not qualify as parties lol

 

[Mentee]

after reading the title of the thread I thought the comparison would be about which country's cities scores more at health and education index.

We have guns to play,when we are happy we just restore to aerial firing

[/QUOTE]
yeeeeeeeeeeehawwwwww

 

[lastofthepatriots]

OP sounds like an alcoholic.

 

[Margarita]

OP sounds like an alcoholic.

Weekend Drinkers =/= Alcoholic

 

[Sugarcane]

I wonder sometimes, how do Pakistanis party or celebrate? Dry parties honestly do not qualify as parties lol

And we call it ch!tiya party if there is no beef and mutton dish.

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

alcoholic addiction , pathetic

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daru nu kuchh na kahin

beer is good for health man

 

[Sine Nomine]

I wonder sometimes, how do Pakistanis party or celebrate? Dry parties honestly do not qualify as parties lol

And for us no party is complete without lot of aerial firing and meat dishes,for every other stuff is dry and boring,see if you will be drunken who will be cracking jokes,who will ready the meat and who will make a lot of sensible halagulla