Drawing from his experiences, Deepak compared the quality of life in both countries, asserting that India offers a higher standard of living. He emphasized that women in India enjoy greater freedom, noting how Indian girls walk freely on the streets, ride bicycles, and drive motorbikes.
The Qarz-e-Jahan actor also compared cities like Lahore and Karachi to Indian cities, highlighting issues like restricted access to parks in Karachi.
Deepak praised India’s modern conveniences, observing that even rickshaw drivers use Uber and street vendors accept tap-to-pay.
He concluded, “Pakistan still has a long way to go compared to India,” urging for improvements in infrastructure and lifestyle.
Who is Deepak Perwani?
Born in 1974 in a Sindhi Hindu family in Pakistan, Deepak Perwani grew up in Mirpurkhas. His cousin, Naveen Perwani, is a globally recognized snooker player. After completing a fashion course in New York, Deepak returned to Pakistan in 1994 and launched his fashion label in 1996, opening a flagship store in Zamzama.
He has collaborated with global brands like Mercedes-Benz and Hugo Boss and holds a Guinness World Record for designing the largest kurta, weighing 800 kg. Deepak has served as Pakistan’s cultural ambassador, won multiple awards, and remains a prominent name in the fashion industry.
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