Pakistani Content Creators Vs Dhruv Rathee | Ask Ganjiswag #164

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The views and opinions expressed in this video are not professional advice but opinions based on my personal experience and limited knowledge. Recognizing a problem is the first step towards solving it; hence, I'm making sure I'm available to hear people out. Thank you.

00:00 - Intro
11:52 - Pakistani Content Vs Dhruv Rathee
40:55 - The Cost of Living Dilemma in Pakistan
53:07 - The Frustrations of an Afghan
01:06:31 - "I Am the Main Character": The Problem of Pakistan
01:26:59 - Outro

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[OrangeShots]

Dear Junaid, pleasantly surprised to know that you watch me. Addition of another educated person to my audience is a good news. 👍

[abubakarejaz]

The only Pakistani Youtuber who makes some sense. Been listening to you for 5 years and I've learnt a lot. Thank you for everything Junaid Sir.

[zainmd]

Right wing pakistani hates Muzammil but loves rathee . Similarly right wing Indian like Muzammil and hates rathee . The fact is that both of them are exactly doing the same thing but in different context. Muzammil talks about Pakistani Hindus and dhruv talks about Indian muslims but the point is that both of them are talking about minorities of their respective countries which is a left wing agenda

[ReticsDigital]

36:46 When the UmroAyyar film was mentioned, it made me stop and smile. Why did I smile? Well, last year, I was working on the UmroAyyar VFX at home, and it was quite a difficult task to execute because you have to pay attention to every detail, even a single hair. During that time, I discovered this channel and started listening to all of its episodes from the beginning. I watched all 140-150 episodes in just 2 months. I became so addicted to this channel that I would always come back to it whenever I had a hard and time-consuming task, especially when I had to sit alone in front of the PC for hours. Thanks for this amazing content.

[dripppp]

7 to 8% audience of dhruv rathee is pakistani. People want such videos but no youtuber can talk about such topics living in pakistan

[arvindersingh]

Here is an interesting and motivating incident narrated by my grandfather. During 1947, we migrated to India from Jeoniki in Pakistan. There was no food to eat and all family members were hungry. My great grandfather and his brothers went out to find some work so that they could get something to eat. They saw a person who was distributing chapatis to the immigrants. People were taking chapatis from him. My great grandfather and his brothers didn’t had courage to take the food without work. He noticed them and understood the dilemma. He went to them and handed them food. They refused to take food without work. Then he gave his address and offered them the work. They worked for him for few months. We have now generational relationship with that family. Now I am a Software Engineer working with Microsoft. And I always want to act and react like my great grandfather did that day. 😊

[hashimbaba]

I think Faisal warraich is Dhruv Rathee of Pakistan...His research is very good.

[pure_KAFIR]

First time seen a Pakistan utuber talking about Saudi-Yemen war

[SaqibKhan-lzbl]

11:45 is where the question about Dhruv Rathee starts.

[TheIndemir]

Why do Pakistanis compare everything to india? Your journey is different from ours. I saw syed’s video on this. How could he even compare himself to dhruv? Its not about him being in Germany. Syed is not structured, monotone, and revolves around certain points only

[sobansaleem]

Faisal Waraich is a gem of a person
Do get him in your podcast

[rushitupadhyay]

I am from India, and love to watch you videos because you are at least typing make change in radicalised society, that require lots of on brother 💪

[doublesami]

Takhti online is one of the best educational channels, teaching you through researched topics and concepts.

[salmandhedhi]

To the person who got H1B visa and job in NY. The salary being offered is just the start. Work hard and it will go up over time. Also your employer can start the green card process as soon as you start your job. Not easy to switch jobs on H1B. Employer based green card process also restarts if you switch jobs.

[factKhabaar]

Hello khali wali bhai i’m from india pta nahi why im listening you but it fun to watch and see and listen very calm voice very relaxing ❤

[shahrukhshakil]

I can feel the pain in his house, When he talks about our country. Hats off to you Junaid Allah Tala salamat rkhen apko

[foodie_gulps]

First ask Dhruv Rathee to make vedios on Nupur Sharma, Udaipur's Kanhaiya Lal, Reasi incident, Bangalore Water Crisis and Delhi Water Crisis and Delhi Tanker Mafia. He avoided those topics as he doesn't want his Pakistani viewers to get angry or his patreons AAP or Congress to be displeased.

[abhisek]

Finally some sensible youtuber from Pakistan. 👏

[umerghaffar]

I'd like to add an important detail which would hopefully provide context to your viewers with regards to the question about Dhruv Rathee and educational content in Pakistan:

When a society enters the internet world, it goes thru a period of evolution. This evolution of consumption of content is consistent across cultures. This evolution goes from searching curious things (because no we could search up things our parents told us were off limits), to funny content (like how YouTube had a reputation for having funny cat videos back in the day) and then eventually to more educational content which requires brain power on part of the viewer. 

In India, 3G was launched in 2008 and 4G was launched in 2012. In Pakistan, there was no 3G until 2014 when both 3G and 4G were launched simultaneously. Launch of 3G meant a broader internet penetration because the price a common man had to pay to access internet was reduced. 

This means that India is approximately 6 years ahead of Pakistan in terms of society's evolution with respect to the internet. If we are seeing rise of educational channels like Dhruv Rathee in India right now, then people in Pakistan should take this as a moment of opportunity because Pakistani society will be thirsty for educational content in the next 6-7 years. And when the Pakistani society reaches that point in the internet evolution, somebody HAS to fill the gap. Somebody HAS to cater to the demand. The person who begins creating educational content today will be reaping the rewards 6 years later even tho he may not be getting millions of views right now. But when the time comes, this person will succeed as he is able to explain ideas in Urdu in a Pakistani context.

This also means an opportunity for multilingual youtube channels to rise across Pakistan. But for that to happen, the PEOPLE of the country have to be willing to take the initiative. EG: creating history content in Pashto or travel vlogging in Punjabi.

I'm open to discussions. Keep in mind, I'm still learning. Theres always a chance I can be wrong.

[LuckySidhu-lnvk]

Junaid 🙏
Please make weekly episodes of Ask Ganjiswag as you used to do. Dhruv Rathee, Deshbhakt, Ravish Kumar, unfiltered by Samdish Bhatia, study IQ, Nitesh Rajput and many more. These YouTubers changed the mindset and aspirations of many Indians.