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Celebration of Saraiki culture

Uzma Burana hosting her show Multan is one of the few places on earth, where Saraiki is regarded a native language.  As this city is considered a parallel civilization to Rome; Saraiki is often compared to French language in sweetness, softness and beauty. It has a strange poetic quality about it. This language is widely spoken in entire South of Punjab and at the bordering areas in Sindh, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtoonkhwah. Richness of Saraiki heritage and culture can flabbergast those, who are unaware of it. Vibrance of colours, ethnic touch, elegance wrapped in austerity, these characteristics truly elevate Saraiki handicrafts from rest of the world. Here, everything can be hand embroidered. Apparel, shoes, beddings, wall hangings, table to foot mats. You name it and Saraiki people would present to you an article dripping with colour, shimmer and originality. Artefacts made of camel skin, mirror work, miniatures, paintings, mosaic. Truly hand made, from beginni...

Friends of SOS, April 2016 party

Aarfa Waqar with other hostesses of the party Friends of SOS committee group is the only one in the city of saints, which has a cause behind it. That too of no ordinary nature but a noble one; the sincere intention of nurturing future of children, who have been deprived of the care of their loved ones, due to unfortunate reasons. By being a member of this committee, women not only get to socialize with maximum number of happening ladies around, but the satisfaction that they are contributing for the betterment of other humans, is simply implacable. If you are a member of it, you know the feeling. If you are not, but are interested in joi ning it, a s this committee is about to end and will restart soon. C ontact SOS village Multan.   You can also access their facebook page   SOS Children's Village Multan - Official . For the month of April, the hostesses were Mona, Fauzia, Neelam, Iram, Seemi and Aarfa Waqar. On 11th April, they hosted a hi-tea...