Altaf Bhai
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There is nothing which is related to thread and the whole post is not factual.
Its .. sad.. rather appalling to see Music.. being used as a gloating point by some.
I find Pakistani music boring. Also, it forms a very small percentage of the Hindi music. Most of Hindi music is in film music, with relatively very few bands. Pakistan has crappy film industry and hence most of their music is from the bands. In India, there are many more local language music, which combined is much bigger Hindi music. Most of the Indian lovers of Pakistani music are the sufi, ghazal, qawwali lovers from North India. Most South-Indians or Bengalis, Marathis, Gujrathis, Oriyas, North-east Indians etc. give a damn about Pakistani music
I find Pakistani music boring. Also, it forms a very small percentage of the Hindi music. Most of Hindi music is in film music, with relatively very few bands. Pakistan has crappy film industry and hence most of their music is from the bands. In India, there are many more local language music, which combined is much bigger Hindi music. Most of the Indian lovers of Pakistani music are the sufi, ghazal, qawwali lovers from North India. Most South-Indians or Bengalis, Marathis, Gujrathis, Oriyas, North-east Indians etc. give a damn about Pakistani music
these are probably the last pak songs i listened to after which i transitioned to death metal-- any pak death metal bands out there?