mirage

From customs to language, we have excessively borrowed from India, being centuries old neighbours, so I was just wondering if there is anything that we could lend our neighbours too? Have they also adopted anything from us or it is only we who are just too quick to get impressed? Maybe someone can enlighten me on that here

flyinkiwi

What have we borrowed from India, apart from Lollywood?

mirage

So much. Our wedding ceremonies are more than inspired from the hindu culture, take example of red bridal dress, mehndi/ ubtan celebrations. Then our language; words like lakh pati and many many more.

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pak-one

Maybe because the majority of Pakistanis are essentially Indian both by blood and history. Most Pakistanis are persianized Indians, so how can you expect some type of drastic shift away from Indian culture?

I'm sure Pakistani music has made an impact on our Eastern neighbor. Food is another area where Pakistan has made an impact.

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