Do we get dosa in Pakistan?

But the best and crispiest dosas that I’ve tasted in Pakistan are served by Tamil Hindus and Muslims, who are concentrated mainly in Karachi and Lahore. This is where you get authentic Madrasi khana, or dastarkhwan (as it’s known in Pakistan), in Pakistan.

Did South Indian Muslims go to Pakistan?

There is a small community of Tamils in Pakistan. Some Muslim Tamils migrated from the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, and settled in Karachi after the independence in 1947. Although there also some Tamils that have been since early 20th century when Karachi was developed during the British Raj.

What do Pakistanis think of India and Indians?

Most Pakistanis have origins from India and really all Pakistanis have very positive views of Indians. We never think anything bad about Indian people. It is just the so called media that wants to spread hate on both sides of the border.

Is it good to interact with Indians?

Its good to interact with Indians, and some have been true brothers to m, over the Internet of course. What’s more amazing is to read about Pakistanis who have visited India and shared their Chai with the local Indians. With the tensions that keep on rising between the both state seriously makes me sad.

What is the origin of Pakistanis?

Recent Ancestry: A significant number of Pakistanis trace back their origin to the present day India (who migrated to Pakistan upon it’s creation). Personally, my grand parents also migrated from North India (Delhi and UP) and I take pride in this connection.

What is Pakistani cuisine and culture?

Culture and Cuisine: A large part of Pakistani culture and cuisine comes from what we know call “India”. Some famous dishes have still got a name that suggests their Indian origin for example “Bombay Briyani” (Bombay was the old name of Mumbai).