Venusian: oh ok. As for others: Trash-pit me kiun dalon, tum log faalto ki baatein na karo to yeh forum jannat ban jaye:dry: And YaMola: Nahi ji aisi koi baat nahi.

My Feudal Lord is one of the extraordinary autobiographies that can ever be written. Durrani uses it as a means of exposing the hypocrisy of ruling elites in Pakistan generally and the cruel nature of her husband specifically. She started writing this book just after the few months of divorce. In this book she talks about social. Jan 1, 1996 - Born into one of Pakistan's most influential families, Tehmina Durrani was raised in the privileged milieu of Lahore high society and educated at the same school as Benazir Bhutto. Like all women of her rank, she was expected to marry a wealthy Muslim, bear him many children and lead a sheltered life of.

News me inkay baray me bohot araha tha aaj kal (because of her recent marriage with Shahbaz Shareef in Dubai), aur phir inki picture dekhi to Amna Haq say milti hoi lagi and I knew that she was at some time married to Mustafa Kharr (Amna's father) so is liye pocha tha! Hussain rizvi: Shair-e-Punjab aur kisi ko talaq day?:huh: She already got 8 (official) mothers:wacko.

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I always get too much angry that Khar got away with this stuff, even though it happened before I was born. For example, I have stopped mid way through, because in the book Tehmina just found out that Khar has been having an affair with her 15 old sister for two years. When she confronted him, and told him she had told her parents about it, she was beaten to hell and striped down naked. She was then made to call her mother and take back her 'claims'. Haven't been able to continue after that.

Also has a few lines about Bhutto. Apparently Bhutto had a few flings himself. Anyway the book came out in '94. Does anyone know about the reactions when it first came out. Looking to get your thoughts and perspectives on it. Yup I've read it too. Here's the thing though, Tehmina's relationship with Khar started after she cheated on her husband with Khar.

That's the first red flag in any relationship, but I digress. What astonished me when I first read it was how common sex/lust and sexual manipulation was/is in Pakistani politics. We never hear about these scandals in the Pakistani media, but having grown up and now knowing several people who have been involved/know about such matters, it's very, very prevalent from the very top, right down to the very bottom. Btw, the reason Khar got away with his debauchery and abuse was because he is a dominant, famous man in Pakistan. Our domestic abuse laws are extremely antiquated and there no new legislation has been introduced in the past ten years.

(There was Sherry Rehman's feeble attempt in Musharraf's era I believe, but she had to take it back.) • • • •.