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1/5This Pakistani Model claims to be a look alike of Priyanka Chopra
It seems Miss World 2000 Priyanka Chopra has got a doppelganger. A Pakistani model and actress named Zhalay Sarhadi who bears a striking resemblance to the former beauty queen has taken the web by storm. Let’s see some of her pictures which will instantly remind you of Priyanka Chopra.
(Picture Courtesy: Zhalay Sarhadi/Instagram)
2/5This Pakistani Model claims to be a look alike of Priyanka Chopra
Zhalay Sarhadi, in a recent interview joked on how she was being compared to Priyanka Chopra and was asked to be her body double.
(Picture Courtesy: Zhalay Sarhadi/Instagram)
3/5This Pakistani Model claims to be a look alike of Priyanka Chopra
“I started working the same year that Indian channels got banned in Pakistan and Priyanka became Miss World. I remember, I was hosting a show back then and everyone thought it was Priyanka and not me. It’s been this way ever since that time. I bet even Priyanka knows about me by now.”
(Picture Courtesy: Zhalay Sarhadi/Instagram)
4/5This Pakistani Model claims to be a look alike of Priyanka Chopra
Zhalay recalls one more instance how once an Indian actor she had been working with had sent a picture of hers to his friends and agents as a joke. “The agent asked him, ‘Who is this? Priyanka ki cousin aisi toh nahin hai’
(Picture Courtesy: Zhalay Sarhadi/Instagram)
5/5This Pakistani Model claims to be a look alike of Priyanka Chopra
This is not the first time that a lookalike of an Indian celebrity was spotted in Pakistan. Looks like Zhalay is loving the compliments she is receiving on being compared to the original desi girl of India.
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You'd be surprised. At the rate that Pakistani-Indian intermarriages are taking place I think it's safe to say that India-Pakistan relationships will become normalized and very common (infact they already are). And like other members pointed out already this is good because it will decrease the racism and hatred that unfortunately some Pakistani members on this thread have displayed.
You can think whatever you want but the times are changing my friend. Younger generations of Pakistanis and Indians are very liberal and progressive and are willing to look past all cultural and national boundaries.
Exactly! Love overcomes hate.
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Exactly! Race, religion, family, borders, culture, tribalism are all man made and artificial and should not be allowed to come in the way of love. Do what makes you feel good about yourself. Nothing else should matter but you. Everyone else can go to hell.
I don't agree with your garbage. As a Pakistani patriot I would never marry an Indian.
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I never asked you to. But other Pakistanis, like my mother, are marrying Indians and this is an increasing trend whether you like it or not. Look at the number of people on this forum who are supportive of Indo-Pak marriages. The future belongs to Progressives and Liberals.
Go live in your delusions. I live in the reality. And the reality is Pakistanis hate Indians and Indian culture. Especially the religious Pakistanis, nationalistic Pakistanis, and the ones in the Pakistani military.
I would think they are the biggest supporters of cross border marriages. In Islam there is no national borders but only the Muslim ummah. There are 170 million prospective Muslim brothers and sisters In India waiting to get married with Pakistani's.
Yep. Nationistic Pakistani's liberal, illiberal, left or right will abhor cross border marriages. Region beyond Radcliffe line is "Gangadesh" and verboten.
disagree with you brother. Religious Pakistanis hate intermarriage with Indians. Who wants to be associated with India or Gangaland.
On what basis? Surely from religious perspective Indian Muslims are Muslims? Thus 'halal'?
Yes, but religious Pakistanis will find it unpatriotic to marry Indians.
