Female Pakistani comedian, and founder of The Khawatoons troupe, Faiza Saleem, has released new video commemorating Eid memories amid virus fears. According to reports of Baaghi TV, the uber talented comedian has shared the latest in her series of “Yaadein” videos on Instagram, in an attempt to document the ‘good times’ pre-Corona. In the most recent video which has premiered, Saleem talks about the memories shared on previous Eid-ul-Fitr celebrated by the Pakistani Muslim community. Lady constable died, hours after she tested coronavirus positive In a hilarious take on the topic, she satirizes the good and the bad aspects of Eid, and what it truly means to celebrate this festival. At one point Saleem says, “remember when relatives used to visit early in the morning and we would be sleeping? Or, even if we were awake, we would still be in our night clothes? and get a scolding from ammi!” Sourav Ganguly Should Be Next ICC Chairman: CSA Director of Cricket Graeme Smith At another point she says, “remember the relatives who used to give us ten rupee notes as Eidi?” She goes on to talk about how often relatives give a collective Eidi to siblings which leads to multiple … Continue reading Pakistani ‘Queen of Comedy’ shares special message on social media