Well done King khan

....and they say Indian muslims are not doing well LOL

@Naren Yes some of us who are always looking for negative things to say about India, don't see these things. What they can not also digest is the fact that being a Hindu majority country, until recently, Indian President was a Muslim, Prime Minister a Sikh and Defence minister a Christian. This is what I call a TRUE democracy. Well done India. You make all Asians proud. Let us not worry too much about my fellow countrymen (and some others) who can not see beyond their noses and suffer from inferiority complexes rather than learning from our neighbours.

So, what does he plan to do with all this money? I am sure he is not taking any with him! Ever considered philanthropy? It's good for your soul and I am sure millions in India can use your help!

He deserve it all for all his good work he always put a smile on my face ever time I watch his movie. Now the people who always compares him to the other actors will know when it comes to shahrukh khan there is no competition.

@muna $600 million for putting a smile on your face! That kind of money for an entertainer - no wonder we are in such a mess - our priorities are totally messed up!

@independentthinker The actor has been involved with innumerable charity efforts over the years. In memory of his late mother, SRK recently spearheaded the children's ward at a hospital in Mumbai. He also teamed up with English actress Judi Dench and Amitabh Bachchan to promote Resul Pookutty's foundation for the underprivileged in India. Shah Rukh was also f

Congratulations Mr. Khan. Would you like to share with me the secrets and the ways of getting rich. I seek your advice.

@Naren - I am from Pakistan living abroad but I 1001% agree with you, in fact I laugh out loud after reading your comments.

Wow. He has more money than everyone in Pakistan

@Anwar You don't have to ask him. Highest possible education and hard work is the only way my friend. Sadly, getting rich quick is all we are usually interested in.

@Sandip Bhattacharya If, indeed, the facts you have stated are true, I do apologize if I came across as someone who thinks SRK is all for himself. Having said that, for someone living in India, where there is a lot of poverty, it seems absurd that he will be worth $600 million. I find it equally sickening, that someone will actually build a house in India worth over a billion dollars. To me, a person can live quite comfortably for a lot less (particularly in India) and maybe, they should consider sharing their wealth, specially in a country where people are poor, not by choice but due to circumstances. You reach a point, where making or accumulating more wealth will not bring you more happiness - in fact, it might bring you more stress. That is when you should start giving it away and you will see the opposite will become true, where giving away your worldly possessions will in fact, bring you happiness! That is my view!

@Suq Madieq Hahaha FYI in Pakistan many of the people are more richer than SRK but they don't want to show! Such as, Aqeel Karim Daddy and many more :)

@Suq Madieq no he does there are more rich people in pakistan

Having a token muslim in president position does define a society as fair and good. India also had a Defence Minister- jagjivan ram but his fellow untouchables still trated as animals. Such cosmetics can only impress a naive person who doe not look at e.g. a Chief Minister of Gujrat organizing the massacre of thousands of Muslims. Dear khalid- if India is so impressive for you, then go live a few days in Ahemedabad and you will learn the real India.

@Naren They also say King Khan is not a "real" Muslim

and they say Muslim are discriminated in India

@rao salman why not have a token presence of Hindu prime minister and christian chief of army of Pakistan for a change. you know why your country is so backward, it is because of this mentality.

Sahir Lodhi is richer. Maybe not in material wealth, but in other wealth, he's richer than Shahrukh.

@ rao salman : Any take on Azim Premji (Wipro, USD 14 billion) or Yusuf Hamied (Cipla, USD 2 bill)...these people are also muslim. Azim Premji's father refused invitation from Jinnah to settle in Pakistan, Shahrukh's parents left Pakistan, do you think these would have become so big had they stayed back in Pakistan? Answer is NO! And why so much preoccupied with Ahmedabad, whats your take on Balochistan, Ahmediyya's, Shias let alone minorities in Pakistan. Please come out of your cocoon of self righteousness, India has progressed on the path of development. woh kehte hain na - team banaane ke liye neeyat chahiye - a nation is similar to a team! Try to see and appreciate the positives...

@Random stranger....who is sahir lodhi....?

@Khalid & @ Naren: good on you,, we need people like you... LOVE FOR ALL .. HATRED FOR NONE

@Naren Exceptions are every where.

@rao salman : people like you are the real culprit that does not bring peace anywhere... May you are able to follow the correct path of love and peace

Azim Hashim Premji is another Indian Muslim is the 61st richest man in the world.

@independentthinker true but not his responsibility to help everyone but his family

@Naren yes....he is unable to name his children on MUSLIM NOMENCLATURE...read what he said in forbes

@Random stranger Sahir Lodhi sounds like a random stranger to me but what you say may be correct

SRK is a spent force

@Sandip Bhattacharya Give me half of it an I am happy to do the same

@Naren How many? we can count on one hand probably

@rao salman Unless we accept what is wrong with us, we won't do anything about it. The problem is that we prefer sweeping problems under the carpet. As for going to India, I visit India more often than most people of Pakistan origin. We really have to open our eyes and learn from what India has been able to achieve. The person you call token Muslim was one of the most respected Presidents in Indian history and a very educated one being an aerospace engineer & scientist. You conveniently ignored my mentioning Manmohan Singh who has a Phd from Oxford. These people are not tokens. They are the best in their fields. Sadly we chose Prime MInister whose educational qualifications even are questionable. We need to get out of the well. I am sure most Indians would agree that Ahmedabad incident was a very sad one.

@independentthinker what a lame comment.

@Akil Akhtar there is long list my dear

SRK IS EVERGREEN HERO. .

Please do some charity work like Imran Khan and Salman Khan, God will give you more.

@Sam Exactly the sort of comment that I expected. What you should also know is that SRK is the highest taxpayer in India. We should compare apple with apples, comparing apples to oranges is no good.

@Ali Adovocate What a cheap way to make your point. He can name his children anyway he likes. It is nobody else's business.

@Akil Akhtar In todays world, your lack of knowledge about a neighbouring country is very sad indeed. Rather than sending one liners here, I would strongly recommend reading a few reports about India. It is all freely available on the Internet. I would also recommend visiting India. There is no place on earth where Pakistanis can feel more at home (without the safety fears). The warmth of people and their friendliness is second to none. I have always felt that. Try it. You might like it. Like every other country in the world, India has problems too but as people, we have so much in common that everything else fades into irrelevance. I love it.

Granted he is a fine actor but he has no technical input in his films like salman and aamir do. His film jab tak hai jaan was full of flaws on so many levels. I cannot believe the indian film reviewers did not pick this up. He is well spoken but it seems he does what he has to do in the film and thats it. I hope his forthcoming film happy new year does not have more than 30 goofs in the movie.

@Khalid I dont think we suffer from inferiority complex. We got people like you and many others who openly criticize our own country which i think is good. we also got people who are emotional and do not look at facts. my point is Pakistanis are very open and balanced in their opinion as a nation. Go to an indian website and see how each indian is full of himself. Secondly they are very pretentious and this muslim president, sikh PM etc is all gimmicks and nothing else.

@amiin Thanks for your comment. People who are emotional and do not look at facts can not have balanced opinions. I have always found Indians to be exactly opposite of what you have said. You look at websites and I visit India regularly. Everything I say is based on my personal experiences in India. Please don't have negative views about India based on assumptions. Trust me, it is the only country in the world where a Pakistani can feel at home and everybody I have met in my trips to India, I found them to be very pleasant, friendly, broad minded and willing to learn new things. I am particularly interested to see that young Indians really don't care about anything other than doing well in their education (IITs and IIMs in India are the best of the best) , doing well in their jobs (there is no fortune 500 company that doesn't have offices in India). We really need to get out of this isolation and luckily we don't have to go too far, India is right next door. Pakistan, as a nation can learn a lot from India and Indians. Just think about it. Whatever software you are using at the moment, chances are there are a few Indians behind that software.

Where Big B stands?

@ Akil Akhtar: Yes you are right, if your hand has a thousand fingers. Just one example in every sector for you - Corporate(Premji), Army (Lt. General Syed Ata Hasnain), Entertainment (Shahrukh), Politics (Salman Khurshid), Bureaucracy (S. Y. Quraishi, chief election commissioner), Science & Technology (APJ Abdul Kalam), Skin care & beauty (Shahnaz Hussain), Pharma (Yusuf Hameid), Sports (Sania), Literature (Salman Rushdie), Arts (MF Hussain)...and many others who reached the pinnacle but are difficult to mention in the limited space given. And this is just one of the minority's success story. Can you quote similar success stories from your country? Even the richest Pakistani (Mian Mansha) is way behind the richest Indian Muslim (Premji)... @Dawn: Kindly publish my comment, it will do good only if people on both sides of the border are aware of the facts...and not conspiracies being advocated by some.

@Naren when they say Indian Muslims, the reference is to the community as a whole. And they are not. Some on an individual basis have done good for themselves. Just because Obama is the president of America it doesn't mean blacks are in-charge in America. Please do wake up, and well done on Mr Khan for all his achievements.

well done SRK.. I really like him because he has achieved this position because of Merit. Not because of family background like Kapoor, Bhacchan, Salman Khan, Roshan etc.. You might have noticed that he is always targeted by these industry ppl.. baki yaar what nonsense we are discussing about muslim or not.. for me He has proved his merit .. thats it and we should appreciate that. Look at Indians in Europe and US, they are exceptionally doing well.. CEO of Microsoft, Nokia, Sun micro system, NASA, Doctors in UK, US etc.. So merit should be respected apart from religion, race, caste etc...

@Khalid , You are bang on. I work as a Data Analyst for one of world's Top 50 most admired company and whatever you have stated,i couldn't agree anymore.It's difficult fact to believe for people who doesn't know the truth.

@Adrian If all the rich have the same attitude, then I think we are doomed! Where will these poor go, if the Government doesn't have the money to help and the rich should really have to worry about their own families? I hope you never get to be poor!

@Shahid If mine is a "lame" comment - what is yours? I guess you had to join in, whether you made any sense or not!

My favorite is Shah Rukh Khan, may Allah give you more --Congrats!!!

Today If I see a Kid selling tea in a remote Indian place I could tell him to work hard achieve what his hero Sharukh has achieved and I DO NOT need to know what his name, religion etc, Mere Bharath Mahan

With lady luck smiling on him, he is making the most of it (i.e. churning out performances inspired by the not-so-fortunate Indian stars of yesteryears like Dilip Kumar et al, whom he hardly ever gives the credit for his success) while the poor masses (who are getting poorer every day) are being taken for a ride. While this may just be an official estimate, there is more (under wraps) that could be called "flight of capital" which a lot of us don't even know about (try looking for it in Dubai).

@Khalid - your response to Naren was excellent. I have GREAT respect for our Indian neighbors irrespective of their religions.

All I can is that India would have been a big loser had all the muslims left India. As you can see, I am one of the big fan of Rafi - 1st name Mohammed. Just heard this story. One of the very very famous Hindi song - Man Tadapat Hari Darshan Ko Aaj - was written by a muslim, composed by a muslim, and sung by a muslim. A fanatic Nepali Hindu, while in India, wanted to pay tribute to these guys, and was shocked to know that they all were muslims. He was so overwhelmed that he touched everyone's feet, as the story goes.

@independentthinker If you get a chance, the SRK interview with Shoma Chaudhury is worth a watch at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQxBE3qSFws

@saqib @khalid What makes you think just because India is a hindu state, all hindu's are doing well? I agree with Khalid. Unless you to travel to India and other places like Shanghai etc...you will not fathom the strides they have taken. It took america over 400 years still there is socioeconomic inequality..just image where India and China will be in 200 years leave alone 400 years. Think about it for a few minutes.

While not putting down SRK's achievements and that of so many other muslims in India, the person I am really proud of as a fellow-Indian is this young lady against whom the odds are so cruelly stacked because of circumstances, but she has overcome it with the unstinting support of her father. My father also didn't get past primary school but he ensured that we got a top quality education, so it strikes a chord at a personal level. I hope she inspires not just fellow-muslims but also others who may be on the edges of society.

He is one of the hardest working actors you will ever come across.He spends hours and hours rehearsing his roles,he keeps himself fit by working hours in the Gym even though he is a chain smoker.

@Khalid Thanks for understanding us, good & bad are everywhere, we can not control everybody. We know some people are discriminated here on their religion but most of them are welcome on their professional skill rather than anything else. We have one of the biggest pharmaceuticals manufacturer Dr.Hamid (Cipla) in India, second biggest pharmaceuticals manufacturer Mr.Habil Khorakiwala (Walkhardt) as muslims in India. One of the biggest IT giant Azim Premji (Wipro) a muslim in India, & several mores who are well accepted in India & they are performing very well. Stars in film industry are so many like Salman Khan, Shahrukh Khan, Amir Khan, Yusuf Khan(Dilip Kumar), Saif Ali Khan & many more who are successful & happy here.

@Khalid Thanks Paki friend

non sense list ...

@Khalid The chances of one getting rich like Shah Rukh Khan is very LIMITED! The chances of one earning a very good living with a high education.and sound hard work is very HIGH!!!:):) Khalid,your country needs people like you-people who can use simple sound common sense and not driven by envy or malice!!:):)

@Sabka saath, sabka vikaas Interesting FACT: Shah Rukh Khan's maternal grandfather served in SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE's Indian National Army as an officer!!:):)

@rao salman I invite you to live in Ahmedabad for while? The people are friendly,the atmosphere hums with energy,people are interested in making a best for themselves and above all,it is peaceful. Yes,in 2002 the system broke down and wide spread riots happened. The people who were behind it have been sentenced including a minister from Gujarat cabinet. Now,sir,you would also agree that burning women and children alive was a grave provocation and the system broke down as well?:):)

@Khalid ..I am impressed with your observations. Both country needs to have more open minded persons like you.

@Khalid Khalid,you are 1000% right when you say that a good education and an open mind and an eager willingness to learn new things is what living is all about!:) I have a professional degree which I earned in India,thanks to massive government subsidies on higher education. I am a Canadian national now,,and very often I think of Jawaharlal Nehru and his vision,and I am proud that we had such a man running India. Not all of his policies were good,but,he for most part saw that India had firm and functioning institutions and the IIT and IIM's you admire were his ideas! When I read of Pakistan from newspapers I am filled with dismay.Life is very complicated as it is, without bombs,bullets and victims right? I feel sorry for the widows and orphans being left behind,really pained! Muslims must discover ( yes,discover!) that life is beautiful and it is in our hands to make it so.To make it a beautiful life,they have to learn to disconnect religion and politics? Easy solution but a difficult call?:):)

@Khalid If you had watched the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games held in India-you would have noticed loud cheers that went up in the stadium-one,when the announcer announced that arrival of the former President Abdul Kalam and one,when the Pakistani contigent marched past!:):)

@Shahzad Ahmed ....really can you show some exceptions of Pak Hindus doing good on world stage.. They don't need to be as rich as Khan...forget about it even if they we're still remain Hindus is good enough for me . show us some...just curious?

@amiin gimmick PMs don't stay for 10 yrs in the seat. Ask Pak cricket board presidents !!! They will tell and teach you all about gimmick positions

@Ram whoooo I didn't know that

@rao salman ...wake up and smell the coffee or chai

@saqib Really....I didn't know that...!!!. So let me ask you a question....every Muslim in Pak is doing good? Is every Hindu in India doing good? my point is if somebody wants to progress and do good for themselves India provided opportunities to them...bar none...nothing to do with the religion. Now can you say the same with hand on your heart about minorities in Pak. Honestly ?

@Naren don't spread propaganda tales here..when entire 70% of muslim population lives below the poverty line mark set..internal studies says there life worse what point does it make if say one or say 10 are millionaire..the world has things called analytical skills

@KRana not just discriminated but suppressed..

@ROHIT PANDEY I totally agree. Life is inded beautiful. What I am surprised about that we have only lived apart for 60 years and what has brought so many differences in this relatively short time in history of any country. India has progressed so much in the last 20-25 years that no one country is able to match that. The difference is really in the mindset. While India was electing its various governments, Pakistan was being ripped apart by the Mullahs and Illiterates. Another aspect which is not known to most people is the fact that we never teach our children to respect other religions. In India (and of course in Canada) it comes naturally because you have sizeable minorities. Lastly, as long as we continue to wear our religion on our sleeve, Pakistan will not make progress. I know that in Canada, they have places of worship, where people of any religion can go and pray if they want to. What a fantastic idea. By the way, I visit Toronto regularly and wonder why both India and Pakistan can not be like Canada. Anyway, enjoy living in Canada. I love it too (except for the cold!!) :)

Aren't they billionaire ...? Its low

@indian As a Pakistani, I would love to see a Hindu our President. In fact, I remember when Musharraf was the President, Justice Durab Patel was acting President (at least once) when Musharraf was away. I can't tell you how proud I felt :)

@Naren Totally agree Naren.

@prafulla shrivastva Thank you. You will be surprised to hear that there are so many people in Pakistan who think exactly the same way I do. The problem is that only ONE person (in either country) can destroy everything by saying stupid things. I really hope we can have branches of IITs and IIMs in Pakistan. I also hope that India and Pakistan become the best of friends, in my lifetime. This can only happen when we ignore the negative people in both countries and focus on the ones who are like you and me.

@Ram These are fantastic thoughts. What we do need to do is to rise to the challenge and every time we encounter someone who says negative things about our countries (doesn't matter whether they are from India or Pakistan), we tell them what we really believe in. That is the only way forward.

@Sam What a silly comment. Why do we need to compare who has the richest people and in what country?. Do you compare how much more money you have compared to your brother?. If you do, I feel sorry for you.

@Naren ever heard about 'outliers'?

And A Hindu in Pakistan must be the poorest in the World

@rao salman dear mr. salman this is for your surprise that in most of the indian states dalits are the richest community and thanks for the govt. policies and reservation system. i myself is an indian dalit and proud to be indian. for your more information behen mayawati, a dalit lady, was the chief minister of biggest state of india and she is the richest politician. meera kumar, again a dalit lady was the speaker of parliament house. caste system is diminishing gradually in our country.once a man who was not allowed to sit with the upper cast men, today his son is writing this message from the costliest apartment of posh area of ghaziabad.

Most of that wealth is probably from the ownership of the Kolkatta knight riders cricket team. Mr.Khan Should thank the cricket crazy Indians that contribute to the insane wealth in cricket. Its so concentrated becuase cricket fanaticism has killed other sports. His movies top out at $30m in box office sales for a bumper hit like Chennai express. It's a matter of a couple of years before his wealth hits a billion or more. By 2020 or most probably before that his team wil be worth at least $3b easy. Thats more than 10000 crores in Pakistani rupees. Anyways I am glad it is Mr.Khan and not some dynastic rich papa's boys or girls. That is why Mr.Khan is king of Mumbai and the Chaiwalla is king of Dilli. The new aspirational India loves and adores self made people who succeed based on their Hard work day in day out. I also hope Mr.Khan gives back to his Alma mater Jamia Millia Islamia university in Delhi and to Indian Muslim schoolgirls scholarships. Tieing up with Malala's fund would be a great idea. We love you king khan, you are a great role model to everyone who can make it on their own mettle instead of Daddy ki legacy.

@independentthinker What's wrong with making money in a honest way?

@Anwar I am sure he will say it is hard work day in day out. no short cuts to that.

@Adrian That's a sad comment. Please think about this....if everyone is selfish and miserly, wealth focused than nurses who care for Ill, some doctors and anymore selfless professions would disappear. Even some public service minded politicians would go away.

@independentthinker Thanks for being empathic and human sir. Godspeed to kind folks like you, I wish more of the neo-rich in India. They need to thank India's masses for tolerating cronyism and unrestrained political influence peddling. i have the same views about wealth as you the more you give it away more happier you ate. It really matters because as everyone by now knows you can't really take any money with when you die. Hollywood and silicon valley are working on this problem but there is a long way to go before they can solve this problem. Plus most rich people's kids are super depressed because they are living of daddy money and lose self esteem fast. If this vast inequality continues, the Indian people will soon vote as their PM f the next politician who promises to take the money away from the rich people. There is already a movement happening in the USA. People are fed up with trickle down economics and rich getting richer and the income gap getting wider.

@ravi That is why people love him. He studied at Jamia Millia Islamia, grew up in a middle class neighborhood, we remember him as a talented young actor who started with a side role on the small screen when we had just one door darshan government run channel for all of India and he is respected for his hard work and almost workaholic nature. He constantly improves his weaknesses and is a complete entertainer. He is also a rational patriot as against an emotional patriot, which some pakistanis and Indians seem to have found solace in. He stood up against the nonsensical pseudo superiority complex of Indians and said boldly that our culture is not the best in the world, when he portrayed the role of a volunteering nasa scientist. More importantly he has contributed more to the Indian Muslim community when he for the first time in the Indian film history pioneered a non-stereotypical Indian Muslim lead role of Kabir khan in chak de India and gave voice to millions of global Muslims against America's policies that generalize an entire religion as terrorists, through his lead role in my name is khan. He is actually hated equally by the islamist Mullahs and the Hindutva RSS fanatics, because he represents a moderate and integrated society. He is our a role model, not just for Muslims but all Indians including Hindus, Sikhs and Christians across this vast nation. Including south India where they don't understand Hindi. He is the aka India thalaiva.

@Khalid I very strongly agree with your comments/observations. India is most definitely on a very clear road to progress and prosperity and I only hope with her forward journey, she will take along more and more people who are far less fortunate, deprived and hurdled. Best of luck to India and Indians and I hope it has some persuasive effect on Pakistani politicians.

@muna thats most funny statement one can give...there are 50% in india below poverty line,,when he can spend so much money in IPL parties,,,why cant he build few hospitals..anyways Dawn showed this news ,,i wonder if Dawn has showed any news of bigger bollywood super-star Amitabh bachann...something to do with religion kya

Anyways My favorite is still Salman bhai :) Much bigger heart, more compassionate person and less concerned about accumulating wealth.

@Sachin Chaudhry http://data.worldbank.org/country/india. 21.9% poverty rate, literacy rate 74.04%,third largest economy in world surpassed japan last month. http://data.worldbank.org/country/pakistan 22.3% poverty rate,literacy rate 57%, Pakistan gdp 26th in world ranking. All the things we achieved in economy with with our own money being self reliant not financial aid. Pakistan economy depends on aid from other country. Had we had that privilege we would have grown faster never the less our statistics have improved from past 20 years it's only going to accelerate under his regime. The wheels in motion has been set ,can't turn it now.

He always had a head for business.

King Khan parents came to India from Peshawar and he still have cousins and they visit him time to time, The reason for stating the above that if one work.hard he can achieve the hights even the odds.

@Ayesha May Bollywood give him more.

@Khalid Thank you brother. God bless you.

@rao salman All minorities voted for Modi government. It is you that have a problem. Need to look beyond your nose.

@Khalid ..B'hai temple in Delhi does the same thing. I have been to one in Toronto, in Chicago and Delhi too. Glad I could visit all the three. Please visit Delhi B'hai when you visit india next time beautiful place. There is another temple "swami Narayana" temple very close by...visit it just to see architecture.

@Random stranger who is Shari Lodi?

@Anwar ....he did work hard. He struggled a bit in the beginning but he worked hard to be where he is. Good role model for lot of people.

@Suq Madieq not more than nawab saab

@Ali Adovocate what does that got to do with he doing good? So he named his children what he and his wife liked...they are not your children? Dragging his kids into public is not a good thing.

Congrats SRK on a success well deserved.

@rao salman you pl come to Ahmedabad.. and see the thing by yourself.. pl donot write anything without ascertain the facts..

SRK is great and well deserving!

@Rafi Ka Deewana, I absolutely agree with you. Indian muslims have been among the foremost craftsmen, and their contribution to the Indian culture is immeasurable, be it cinema, music, theater, sculpting, furniture, art, and even humor. By the way, we lost out on another Mohammad, Mohammad Iqbal, author of Taranah e Hind, or Saare jahan se acchha Hindustan hamara, to you guys!!! But then our common ancestry does allow us to call your artists as ours, and ours as yours!!

@Naren The fact that the Bahai temple is a tourist attraction in New Delhi is a symbol is India's tolerance. Bahai faith talks about the unity of religions-while one may agree or disagree with what the faith offers-one cannot deny that the message behind it-UNITY- is something to be admired and accepted with enthusiasm. Time for the world to get rid of these prejudices!

@Mega 21% poverty rates and 71% literacy rate is nothing to be proud of. It shows that hundreds of millions of Indians are still living in sub-Saharan conditions.

@'Indian' I must say, as a former Indian citizen myself, I find your comment to be inappropriate and counterproductive. There is nothing good to be achieved by referring to our neighbor country (perhaps it is more accurate to call Pakistan our "sibling country") as "backward". Let us please refrain from any simplistic descriptions of our neighbor. Let us instead engage in a dialogue that will prove our decades-old international conflict to be outdated and irrelevant. Let us move towards mutual respect and a lasting peace. Let us pray for true democracy and human rights, in both India and Pakistan.

@Khalid Well said Khalid. Rome was not built on a single day. My friend used to go to gym and lifting few weights and doing some workouts, checks his abs for six pack. Hmm that is human mentality to get everything quick!!

I truly believe the lives of sane voices like Khalid is in danger if he continues to stay in Pakistan. Just saying out of concern for him. I'll go back to Paki bashing very shortly.