Faisal Qureshi answer to Saif Ali Khan ( Lady )
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Pataudi's first cousin tipped as next ISI chief
Josy Joseph,TNN | May 10, 2011, 01.00 AM IST
NEW DELHI: With Pakistan's military-intelligence complex reeling from the embarrassment Americans inflicted when they took out Osama bin Laden in the garrison town of Abbottabad, speculation is rife that ISI chief Ahmed Shuja Pasha may have to step down.
Pasha, who is in the direct line of criticism for the failure to detect the presence of bin Laden and the American operation, is already on an extension and the estimate here is that Pakistan army chief General Ashfaq Kayani may have to sacrifice him to appease the popular anger.
Front runners among those tipped to take over from Pasha is Major General Isfandiyar Ali Pataudi, first cousin of cricketing legend, former India skipper Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, and an uncle to film stars, Saif and Soha.
Isfandiyar's father, Major General Nawabzada Mohammad Ali Pataudi, was the younger brother of Mansur Ali Khan's father Iftikhar Ali Khan. Major General Nawabzada Mohammad preferred to opt for the Pakistan army at the time of partition, while his elder brother stayed back to pursue a diplomatic career.
Sources here said Maj Gen Isfandiyar Ali Pataudi, who was appointed a deputy director-general of ISI a few weeks ago, stands a good chance if a major churning happens at the higher echelons of the Pakistan army. His liberal moorings and aristocratic background may work to his advantage at a time when Rawalpindi is required to allay US's fears of a fundamentalist takeover of the intelligence agency. An armoured corps officer, General Isfandiyar has another India connection: he was a classmate of the chief of the Indian Army, General V K Singh, at the Army War College in the US a few years ago.
Isfandiyar Pataudi was among the first officers sent by the Pakistan army to US military institutions after the restoration of bilateral military ties that had soured after the 1998 nuclear tests and 1999 military coup. Indian military had then read the selection of the first batch of officers including Pataudi for American courses as a deliberate Pak strategy to project a liberal face.
But now the liberal face happens to be at the senior level of a notoriously secretive ISI that is dominated by sympathizers of al-Qaida and handles many terror groups. And he is on the brink of emerging as possible DG of the all powerful intelligence agency. All his royal ancestry and liberal values may not be enough to reign in the intelligence organization, which is rated a semi-criminal enterprise by many Indian spies and rated among the world's best by many others.
General Isfandiyar is an accomplished polo player, and is the chairman of the Pakistan Polo Association.
Incidentally, Mansur Ali Khan's father, Iftikhar Ali Khan, captained the Indian cricket team like his son. In fact, he played for England as well, thus earning the unique distinction of turning out for two countries.
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Does Saif Ali Khan also have no faith in his own family as well?
Josy Joseph,TNN | May 10, 2011, 01.00 AM IST
NEW DELHI: With Pakistan's military-intelligence complex reeling from the embarrassment Americans inflicted when they took out Osama bin Laden in the garrison town of Abbottabad, speculation is rife that ISI chief Ahmed Shuja Pasha may have to step down.
Pasha, who is in the direct line of criticism for the failure to detect the presence of bin Laden and the American operation, is already on an extension and the estimate here is that Pakistan army chief General Ashfaq Kayani may have to sacrifice him to appease the popular anger.
Front runners among those tipped to take over from Pasha is Major General Isfandiyar Ali Pataudi, first cousin of cricketing legend, former India skipper Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, and an uncle to film stars, Saif and Soha.
Isfandiyar's father, Major General Nawabzada Mohammad Ali Pataudi, was the younger brother of Mansur Ali Khan's father Iftikhar Ali Khan. Major General Nawabzada Mohammad preferred to opt for the Pakistan army at the time of partition, while his elder brother stayed back to pursue a diplomatic career.
Sources here said Maj Gen Isfandiyar Ali Pataudi, who was appointed a deputy director-general of ISI a few weeks ago, stands a good chance if a major churning happens at the higher echelons of the Pakistan army. His liberal moorings and aristocratic background may work to his advantage at a time when Rawalpindi is required to allay US's fears of a fundamentalist takeover of the intelligence agency. An armoured corps officer, General Isfandiyar has another India connection: he was a classmate of the chief of the Indian Army, General V K Singh, at the Army War College in the US a few years ago.
Isfandiyar Pataudi was among the first officers sent by the Pakistan army to US military institutions after the restoration of bilateral military ties that had soured after the 1998 nuclear tests and 1999 military coup. Indian military had then read the selection of the first batch of officers including Pataudi for American courses as a deliberate Pak strategy to project a liberal face.
But now the liberal face happens to be at the senior level of a notoriously secretive ISI that is dominated by sympathizers of al-Qaida and handles many terror groups. And he is on the brink of emerging as possible DG of the all powerful intelligence agency. All his royal ancestry and liberal values may not be enough to reign in the intelligence organization, which is rated a semi-criminal enterprise by many Indian spies and rated among the world's best by many others.
General Isfandiyar is an accomplished polo player, and is the chairman of the Pakistan Polo Association.
Incidentally, Mansur Ali Khan's father, Iftikhar Ali Khan, captained the Indian cricket team like his son. In fact, he played for England as well, thus earning the unique distinction of turning out for two countries.
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Does Saif Ali Khan also have no faith in his own family as well?
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Please open Thar Story or Sindh Story... I'll open Story of Every State of India You know that it difficult to have world 70% of the world poor in just 1 state......
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"Aap America nahi Anda hain" 
epic....
For my Indiots friend... our reaction is natural... yours was worst for a Pakistani film "WAAR" in which India wasn't even named.... Check how your media was flipping out on it (
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In this film Pakistan is named and it's sacred institutions are maligned.... After watching the trailer at least my family have vowed to boycott Indian movies at all.... your country doesn't deserve a cultural exchange... it is infested with filth and that would only come out of any relation with your country
epic....For my Indiots friend... our reaction is natural... yours was worst for a Pakistani film "WAAR" in which India wasn't even named.... Check how your media was flipping out on it (
In this film Pakistan is named and it's sacred institutions are maligned.... After watching the trailer at least my family have vowed to boycott Indian movies at all.... your country doesn't deserve a cultural exchange... it is infested with filth and that would only come out of any relation with your country
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Ek bilo rani ney ek line kiya boli thi indian politicians takk sulag k or kaalay hogye they
Too much attention being given to people who don't matter at all. We should realise and understand they need Pakistan bashing to survive in India, Pakistan bashing is part of their culture, from election campaigns to bollywood, talk shows and daily lives it is necessary for them.
And in case of Saif it may be he is looking for a third trophy in return for all the loyalty he has shown to his state. Or may be they are still recovering from press conference where they were insulted and shouted upon for saying indirect favorable words for Pakistan.
And in case of Saif it may be he is looking for a third trophy in return for all the loyalty he has shown to his state. Or may be they are still recovering from press conference where they were insulted and shouted upon for saying indirect favorable words for Pakistan.
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Great comedy....he seems a good comedian. Where can I see his other videos?
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Well said, true patriot Faisal Qureshi, what a response:
hahaha, Indians hit bad by this guy.
hahaha, Indians hit bad by this guy.
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Ha...this thread and the reactions are hilarious! This guy in the video is quite passionate...and so animated..Love it!..LOL!
I think Saifuddin just trolled the hell out of Pakistan...
And many Pakistanis took the bait! It would have been wiser to have no response to his statements...who the **** is Saif Ali Khan and why do Pakistanis care?!!!
I think Saifuddin just trolled the hell out of Pakistan...
And many Pakistanis took the bait! It would have been wiser to have no response to his statements...who the **** is Saif Ali Khan and why do Pakistanis care?!!!
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That guy Faisal Qureshi just made an Indian a$$ burning response video clip as did RAW funded Indian film Saifudin's Phantom tried to do.
Just feel Faisal went a little too deep to hit Indian hearts.
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