The funny thing is that general Raheel is a Potohari. Kharian and Bhimber are ethnically, geographically and culturally part of Potohar. There's a lot of rivalry between the politicians in Jhelum and Gujrat over the question of Kharian and Serai Alamgir being a part of Jhelum. General Raheel is a Chibh rajput and his tribe is found in high numbers in Mirpur and Jhelum along with Kharian and Bhimber. They intermarry with Gakkhars and Janjuas and are also adressed as Raja. My own tribe, "Sohlar" is closely related to the Chibhs through intermarriage. General Raheel's maternal uncle was none other than "major Raja Aziz Bhatti".
Now I know some people from Potohari areas who can even pass in Kalash valley, but I won't use their photos owing to privacy.
Some Potoharis:
Raja Zafar ul Haq
Nawabzada Iqbal Mehdi Janjua
Prince Malik Atta Muhammad Khan
Some ordinary Gakhars (image taken from Gakhar Youth Connection, a public page from FB)
Now some central Punjabis:
Edit: The Pakistanis in Greece might be kammi/chuhras, so I would use another video. I hope this is the real representation of central punjabis:
Also, I;m really sick of arguing about skin colour. Ask any neutral traveler if he doesn't notice a visible change between the people of, say, Jhelum and Gujrat.