Pawri Girl

[_NOBODY_]

In conversation with Dananeer Mobeen, the ‘pawri hori hai’ girl, this episode explores her journey before & after her viral video. How she feels about all this new attention? What has been journey before the pawri video? When she made her account public on Instagram? How long she has been making content before the video went viral? Where she got her creativity from? How did the pawri hori hai video blew up? What was the genius behind it? How her family reacted to all this? What was it like for her to receive love from all over the world? How her sister helped her out maneuver through all this? Is something international in works for her? Tune in to know about her future content plans, her upcoming skincare brand, how she dealt with toxicity and how her success is helpful for the whole industry!

00:00 Meet Dananeer Mobeen
00:45 How she feels about her success and fame?
03:07 What is her life journey has been like?
05:33 Where she got her creativity from?
06:58 What is her Instagram journey?
08:40 What is she planning to study in her bachelors?
10:41 How did that pawri video blew up?
13:36 What was the genius behind its virality?
18:57 What was it like when she was getting DMs from all over the world?
21:02 What she feels about love from cross border?
28:09 How her family responded to all this?
31:21 How was it like for her younger brother?
33:43 How Nafayal stood by her side?
37:40 How she sticked to her brand identity?
39:41 How she dealt with the toxicity?
47:01 Did people around her flip to her fame? How has she dealt with it?
52:07 What is next for ‘Dananeer Mobeen’?
56:07 What is her upcoming brand all about?
57:23 Why we need to shift our perspective on Dananeer’s success?
1:01:31 Is something international in works for her?

@ghazi52 @araz @The Eagle @The Accountant @That Guy @Irfan Baloch @PanzerKiel @AgNoStiC MuSliM @Imran Khan @PAKISTANFOREVER @waz @Windjammer @WinterFangs @KaiserX @niaz @farok84 @AZADPAKISTAN2009 @krash @FOOLS_NIGHTMARE @Bilal Khan (Quwa) @Cookie Monster @Bratva @VCheng @Foxtrot Alpha @Rafael @Rafi @Trango Towers @TNT @Indus Pakistan @Falcon26 @Norwegian @LeGenD @Iltutmish

 

[WinterFangs]

Ahaha lmao, this will be fun to watch he’s defo attracting more popular Pakistanis, and this is a great way to reach the younger audience with people like her on the podcast.

 

[_NOBODY_]

Ahaha lmao, this will be fun to watch he’s defo attracting more popular Pakistanis, and this is a great way to reach the younger audience with people like her on the podcast.

He makes podcasts with everyone. This podcast is amazing. Most people don't realize the power of memes in this interconnected world. Look at this from a marketing perspective. A meme can grant a nobody shit ton of fame. Memes are one of the most powerful sources of communication in our time.

 

[waz]

First I thought she said “hai patwari hori hai”.

Anyway a good laugh she gave us all.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

So she has gained popularity for having a speech impediment or faking one?

Pakistanis are simple people and I don’t mean that in a sense of praise.


I remember taking faisal mover bus to lahore. Paindu bus hostess girl was speaking good urdu, but when she did safar ki dawaa she became totli. That was the funniest shit I’ve ever heard because she was not faking it. So good in Urdu and totli in Arabic. Sort of reminded me of this.

 

[Goritoes]

This is the world we live in, Useless Videos, People get overnight fame like her, Greta, etc but those issues that should be on Main news or all over Social media are never to be found.

 

[_NOBODY_]

So she has gained popularity for having a speech impediment or faking one?

She intentionally mispronounced party as pawri. She doesn't seem to have speech impediment and can fluently speak English as evident from the podcast.

Pakistanis are simple people and I don’t mean that in a sense of praise.

Even the most ridiculous and random things become memes in the west. In fact, this is more common in the west. Pawri meme was huge not just in Pakistan but all over the world. This is the power of memes in our interconnected world. There are two types of people, there are those who after receiving fame do nothing and the others who capitalize on this newfound fame. The pawri girl, Dananeer is doing the latter.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Mashallah Pakistan is full of talent and beauty.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

She intentionally mispronounced party as pawri. She doesn't seem to have speech impediment and can fluently speak English as evident from the podcast.

Even the most ridiculous and random things become memes in the west. In fact, this is more common in the west. Pawri meme was huge not just in Pakistan but all over the world. This is the power of memes in our interconnected world. There are two types of people, there are those who after receiving fame do nothing and the others who capitalize on this newfound fame. The pawri girl, Dananeer is doing the latter.

I was wondering why my cousins were repeating her phrases in my pind. I thought they were trying to be cute.