Bollywood actors with roots/origins in Pakistan

[PakhtunGuy]

They or their grandparents were never Pakistani or of Pakistani origin...lmao . They were born in an undivided India which later was divided into two. None of them were born in Pakistan after the partition then how could be they of "Pakistani origin" ?....height of insecurity

Similar way an India should also start a thread titled "Pakistani politicians of Indian origin" lol bcz as per same logic right from M.A. Jinnah to Musharraf, they had Indian origin. So u gave us actors but we gave u ur rulers who had critical role right from ur creation as a nation to the building ur armed forces...right ? crap logic, crap mentality n crap topic.

Are you retarted?

They are from Pakistan and belong to the ethnic groups of Pakistan (Punjabis, Sindhis, Pashtun, Baloch, Kashmiris etc.) = hence their light skinned appearence.

Pakistanis under British occupation (or your fake term "undevided India" lol) were also Punjabis, Pashtuns, Balochis, Sindhis and Kashmiris etc. Even British called us after our ethnics. Predecessor states change but not it ethnics, races. civilisation and history.

 

[Roybot]

Raaj Kumar, born Kulbhusan Pandit, in Loralai, Balochistan, Pakistan.

 

[mughal arslan shah mirza]

Are you retarted?

They are from Pakistan and belong to the ethnic groups of Pakistan (Punjabis, Sindhis, Pashtun, Baloch, Kashmiris etc.) = hence their light skinned appearence.

Pakistanis under British occupation (or your fake term "undevided India" lol) were also Punjabis, Pashtuns, Balochis, Sindhis and Kashmiris etc. Even British called us after our ethnics. Predecessor states change but not it ethnics, races. civilisation and history.

Absolutely agreed. Moreover, in the opening post I never even mentioned the fact that they are 'Pakistani' in terms of Visa. I just said that they hail from the 'region of Pakistan'. It's a well-defined land-mass so there should have been no confusion.

 

[ranjeet]

In short these Hindu etc indian actors are bastards.. While others are simply invaders like the "Pathans"... While indigenous sons of the Pak soil have no identity of their selves... How retarded can you be ? Apparently a lot.

Does dhulayi in Urdu translates to what you suggesting?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Does dhulayi in Urdu translates to what you suggesting?

I'm not an Urdu speaker .. Does dhulai in India change your complexion etc?

 

[genmirajborgza786]

She is half white right?

yup here mom is British , though I know that her dad Hari Shivdasani is from Khi Sindh, I went to one of the houses of the Shivdasani family, in Khi, Sindh a friends family who came from India during partition stayed there

 

[he-man]

as if being bollywood actor is such a big deal

Looking at the pakistani comments,,,looks like it

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Raaj Kumar, born Kulbhusan Pandit, in Loralai, Balochistan, Pakistan.

Loralai is a Pakhtun area ... Small town .. I have family frnds from tht area..

 

[jaunty]

She is half white right?

Well Pakistanis are white!

 

[majesticpankaj]

 

[genmirajborgza786]

the shivdasani family house is in Ratan Talao Area ( preedy street)



City Secret – Sadhana and Karachi



A Karachi Walla by birth. The queen of 60′s bollywood. The most promising style icon of her time. One of the prettiest faces ever. Sadhana was born on 3rd Sep, 1941 in Karachi. Her father belonged to Sindhi speaking Shivdasani family and named her after his favorite actress Sadhona Bose. Sadhana was the only child and was home-schooled by her parents until the family left Karachi. The family fled from Karachi during post partition riots. Karachi largely was peaceful but there were reported killings in Ratan Talao area in 1948.

Although the Shivdasani family encountered difficult times in Mumbai in the beginning, Sadhana did not take too long to mark her name. She was discovered by some producers in a college play. They cast her in India’s first Sindhi film titled Abana (1960). Subodh Mukherji, one of India’s leading producers, gave her the breakthrough in a Hindi film ‘Love in Simla’ (1959). She never looked back. Although early Indian cinema was male chauvinist and heroes were the talisman of the shoot but Sadhana’s record of successful movies ratio hints at her contribution in making the movie successful. Her presence as an style icon could be measured by the popularity of ‘the Sadhana fringe.’ It was actually inspired after Audrey Hepburn’s hairstyle to make up for her broad forehead.

She retired early due to serious health problems with her thyroid and did not come back to Indian Cinema as senior actress. It made her young and pretty for eternity in the minds of her fans.
City Secret – Sadhana and Karachi | The Karachi Walla

 

[Ammyy]

as if being bollywood actor is such a big deal

Is that the reason all Pakistani actor and actress dying to work for bollywood ????

 

[KalaGhoda]

push comes to shove with pakistan, all of them will sing vande mataram standing with rahman on stage during a war with india to support indian army. lol...

light skinned and what not...rofl..

 

[mughal arslan shah mirza]

Interesting that they brought up the 'fringe'

 

[mughal arslan shah mirza]

'Fringe' again

Yash Chopra - Famous director from Lahore