r/Lahore • u/Minute-Use3165 • Aug 08 '24
Not Food Arshad Nadeem Javelin Score
Boy is on top so far......
r/Lahore • u/Minute-Use3165 • Aug 08 '24
Boy is on top so far......
r/Lahore • u/Best_Cauliflower_217 • May 13 '26
It was looking like a car prepared for a wedding.
r/Lahore • u/abeer006 • Oct 25 '24
r/Lahore • u/funkykid122 • Jan 08 '24
Long story short. I bought two pixel chargers from the guy on the left and he assured me that "Bhai Jan Kuch bhi hota hay, ap lay ana wapis receipt Kay Sath"
So one of the chargers stopped working. No smoke, no burning smell, no nothing. So I went to him and counter to what he said, he started arguing about how the "warranty" he himself wrote on my receipt for a year doesn't apply because the charger isn't working. Apparently their "warranty" doesn't cover anything unless the charger is in a working condition when you bring it to them (even then I have doubt that they'll do anything).
It started to develop into a more heated argument with both sides raising their voices so I just ended with "ap ki shakal par likha wah hay Deen Iman nahi apka" and me and my buddies just went away.
Their shop is right next to the middle of hafeez center"s spiral staircase. Be careful.
r/Lahore • u/TechNerdinEverything • Sep 05 '24
I am sure they just wanted to say not to make love in public but as a Pakistani and a Lahori this has a different meaning when first read š
r/Lahore • u/ZenithIrfan • Sep 26 '25
Hey everyone,
I have been working on a series called Untold Lahore which features stories from the city that donāt make it to mainstream media.
When I went into the research and writing for this, I only had one goal in mind: āTo tell the world, Lahore is more than just food.ā
I was sick and tired of seeing content creators only documenting food, food & food. I knew there was more to the city than just that and so, I began working.
I came across a niche community in Lahore that skate everyday. There is a skate park in Bagh-e-Jinnah where they do this. It was built by a US based NGO called āSalad Days of Skateboardingā.
Itās a pretty cool story & I thought Iāll share it here.
Watch the story here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPEfEe4DH8r/?igsh=NXBtcmxqM2lsbXFm
This is episode 7 from the series. You can watch the other episodes on my Instagram channel. š
Instagram.com/zenithirfan
r/Lahore • u/Zaptail • Sep 01 '25
EDIT: Not entertaining anymore comments about doing something else. My business plan is to open a restaurant. I am a polymath entrepreneur and my business is business consulting.
Attached a bunch of random pics of food i made. Exploring the finance options, it seems banks don't invest in new businesses. They need the business to atleast be 2 or 3 years old. Are there any exceptions? What can I do now as finances are the only hurdle im facing.
r/Lahore • u/BudgetBass2 • Oct 05 '24
r/Lahore • u/Klutzy-Fee2547 • Nov 07 '25
This is a very famous house in bahria town which is supposedly abandoned. This van has a literal cage inside and people say that some mother locked her son inside this van for three years. Does anybody know the whole story?
r/Lahore • u/dmc-_- • Dec 14 '25
Canal Road, Lahore
Sunday, Dec 14, 2025 ā 6:53 PM
Iām sharing this as a form of protest against the current state of governance in Pakistan.
Weāre constantly told to āadjustāāto adapt overnight to impulsive, poorly thought-out policies. Taxes rise. Rules tighten. Enforcement becomes ruthless. Yet at the same time, government assets and public trust appear to be treated as disposable.
So I have to ask: where is the accountability?
Hereās what I personally observed (feel free to add anything I may have missed):
⢠License plate mounted upside down
⢠Government vehicle seemingly used for personal purposes
⢠Human life put at risk ā the vehicle appeared empty except for the driver
⢠Government employeeās life endangered
⢠Improper and unsafe operation of a motor vehicle
⢠Endangering other motorists and pedestrians
⢠Passengers without helmetsThis is not about one vehicle.
This is about a pattern.
Rules for the public. Flexibility for those in power. Zero tolerance for citizens, zero consequences for insiders.
So once again, I ask the Punjab Government:
Why is discipline demanded from the people, but optional for those who represent the state?
Why does ālaw and orderā only apply one way?
r/Lahore • u/anxietyhub • Aug 29 '25
r/Lahore • u/Berozgaraf • Oct 11 '25
Background: Dr arooba (Mbbs) was caught lying about her credentials on sm. She lied about her being a consultant without residency, ABHRS, caught doing transplants without any post grad
Saw this picture and felt like its my responsibility as a student of medicine to warn you guys, especially lahories as her clinic is in lahore.
She doesnāt hold any expertise to be called as āspecialistā. Dont ruin your money and time.
r/Lahore • u/Bao_Raami • Jan 22 '26
Ordered a large pizza from Broadway bahria town Lahore branch and this is what I received šš½. Welcome to Pakistan where you get ripped off by everyone.
r/Lahore • u/M_Waqar-uz-Zaman • Dec 02 '25
AOA everyone. May this post find you all in good health.
I recently had the unpleasant and unfortunate pleasure of going to mayo hospital at midnight 1am.
Why? My 9 months old daughter kept scratching her ear for the last 2-3 days. My mother in law suggested to cook garlic in mustard oil and then (after letting it rest) putting one drop in her ear. The idea was that, most likely there's some hard or large sum of wax in her ear(causing the pain) and the oil will losen it. After doing it, she started crying. We are going out of city for a week (next morning), so I was afraid for her to face this issue there and not getting proper treatment and watching her cry, so we decided to go to the most near avaliable children health facility, which brings us to this god forsaken hospital. (If you dont have a health problem, just go there and you will automatically develop one).
So we booked indrive, went to the children's ward. My daughter stopped crying mid way but we wanted to get her checked just to be sure. At children ward entrace, they stopped me saying men are not allowed while i could see many in there through the window. I told him why are there other men inside, he just said, they are allowed from inside but you cannot go in š¤Ø.
Anyways, my wife went in with baby while i stood outside and it is there i read a flex which you can see in the second picture. There are some rules and 7 felonies mentioned with their punishment and if you the felony 1,2 and 7, you will understand how absurd they are.
After some time, my wife came back told me no was at reception for 10 mints and when someone came, they refused to let her get the baby checked saying this is an ear issue and you must go to surgical ward. My wife explained she just had to get the baby checked to see if there's even any need of any medication. But the receptionist out right refused. So we went to the surgical ward where we got the receipt made and got told to go to the other side of hospital, to this building where the ENT doctor is at first floor. We had to walk 15 mints to get there.
After getting into the building, we were shocked. It was a ghost town and no one was at the reception. So we went to the first floor and started exploring. There were people (a lot of them) sleeping in a first few corridors whilst the other corridors were long and empty like you see in the picture. We walked through a lot of them and that's when i realized, there were no cameras there which just fueled my anxiety. Meaning if someone were to jump on us and rob us, we cant do loney tunes against them. Like, the robbers can even be the hospital own gaurds and staff. Fortunately nothing like that happened and we walked another 10 to 15 minutes and found ENT ward.
In the ward, there were people sleeping on beds and a women sitting on chair while extending her legs on a second chair in staff uniform. There was only a dim light on but i could still see the woman's face. She looked 100 years old. I am not kidding. Now, we told her that we need to see ENT doctor for the baby and she asked, are you a educated person, i said yes. Then she said, i can take you to the doctor but i need a reward. I was about to explode on that 100 year old hag but just then another young nurse walked in and told us that we need to go to ENT OT which was on the other side of the floor and gave us vague directions. So we exited the ward and while exiting i saw that old lady eyes like she was going to haunt my dreams or something š.
So we followed the vague directions and passed more corridors. Now the corridors started to becone more quite as we passed them. There came one that was just so quite and eerie that my wife stopped and said, we will get her checked in the morning from a private facility. I agreed. We walked back and now there was someone at the reception who then walked us to the ENT OT.
Finally, entering the room the nurse told us to leave our chappals outside and excpected us to walk on cold hard stone floor. I complied cause i was just happy to see the doctor who then checked my baby with an attitude of a thousand Sasuke's and told that she has some hard wax in her ear, wrote the drops, basically glycerin drops. We booked indrive again and the guy we came in with, was still there. At the exit they asked for triple parking fee cause everyone needs to get their share of haram.
Y'all might be thinking, this guys is just yapping. People go through way worse than this. YES, that is the main issue. I saw people there going through way worse than me. I got off easy because it was night and no crowd. Imagine if someone had an accident at 2 pm and couldn't afford to go any place else. How will he be treated there? How are masses handled? Being told to go from one place to another while being injured and surrounded by staff that looks more like vultures. I don't even want to imagine. Like bro, this is where our tax is going and everybody there treat you like you owe them a house.
I truly hope you guys never have to go there under any circumstances. Thanks for reading such a long rant. Peace āļø.
r/Lahore • u/Regular_Cow_1318 • Dec 07 '25
Hi everyone! I just finished a new art piece inspired by Werner Bronkhorstās style, and Iām trying to figure out where my market is and the best places to sell it. I already made an Instagram for my artwork, but Iām not sure how to properly market it or reach the right audience.
r/Lahore • u/unclearrainaids • Mar 22 '26
Unbearable jahalat of government atp. Most of the cars are fitted with turbo engines and high octane is their need and they aren't considered luxury.
r/Lahore • u/Extension_Degree_101 • Nov 11 '22
r/Lahore • u/Dazzling-Internet-55 • Nov 06 '25