Zardari in golden days

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Here he looks like doodh wala or maja charan wala lolllllllllllll:lol::lol::lol:
This pic of zardari kinda shows how confused pakistanis r! His strange outfit is a mixture of a punjabi dress & a arab style turban (similar to wot bin laden used to wear). Or is it a unique pakistani style - a blend of all past history & invasions?

btw, wot does maja charan wala mean?
 

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This pic of zardari kinda shows how confused pakistanis r! His strange outfit is a mixture of a punjabi dress & a arab style turban (similar to wot bin laden used to wear). Or is it a unique pakistani style - a blend of all past history & invasions?

btw, wot does maja charan wala mean?
Well its a Punjabi sentence which means "buffalo grazer" hope i translate right:whistle::whistle:
 

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Asif Ali Zardari is the Tumandar/Sardar of Zardari Tribe, which is a Sindhi tribe of Baloch origin. He has a Baloch turban on with shalwar kameez, which other Sindhi tribal leaders of Baloch origin wear too.

However, these days you will rarely see him wear Balocch turban or show off his Baloch origin, as he is busy playing the Sindh Card. He can be seen wearing Sindhi Topi and Arjak.

PS: ROFL @ Maja charan wala
 

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This pic of zardari kinda shows how confused pakistanis r! His strange outfit is a mixture of a punjabi dress & a arab style turban (similar to wot bin laden used to wear). Or is it a unique pakistani style - a blend of all past history & invasions?
Its a Balochi turban, not Arab. Turbans vary region to region, even in Indian Punjab alone, there are various turbans classified by the region, the Patialvi turban (known as Shahi Dastar) differs from the Ambersari/Amritsari one, and so on.
 

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