Pashtuns of Punjab,Sindh and North India.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

what about these Indian Pathans ? can they pass in your lands as Pashtuns ?

Zarine Khan :

even though they're light, they have something distinctly Indic about them. Even dark skinned Pashtuns are facially characteristically Pashtun, none of these people have Pashtun faces. They have Indic faces.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

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[Nekrofrost]

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What;'s the difference between a Brahmin and a Dalit? ... 6 Bottles of Fair & Lovely.

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[Dmsn]

I thought we were over race discussions...

North Indian Pathans still Look somehow Indic...obviously No matter how Pure you keep yourself surrounded by forreign races, at some point, there is gonna creep in some forreign element...the Indian actors definetly in terms of phemotype more shifted towards Afghans, but they still have an Indic tint.. As well these Aryans of India, the Brahmins, they claimed to be Pure and may have tried their best to remain Pure, but purity is almost impossible when your surrounded by so many others...at some point the forreigner elements are gonna pour in.

Here is a Brahmins:


Brahimins are darker than even Paki Punjabis. pretty cool looking people though...this Guy above looks like some ancient prophet...interesting race.

[Hunter]

I thought we were over race discussions...

North Indian Pathans still Look somehow Indic...obviously No matter how Pure you keep yourself surrounded by forreign races, at some point, there is gonna creep in some forreign element...the Indian actors definetly in terms of phemotype more shifted towards Afghans, but they still have an Indic tint.. As well these Aryans of India, the Brahmins, they claimed to be Pure and may have tried their best to remain Pure, but purity is almost impossible when your surrounded by so many others...at some point the forreigner elements are gonna pour in.

Here is a Brahmins:


Brahimins are darker than even Paki Punjabis. pretty cool looking people though...this Guy above looks like some ancient prophet...interesting race.

Lmao that's not a Brahmin, that's a Sadhu (wandering holy man). Dark Brahmins are usually from the Southern regions. There is no comparison between a Kashmiri Brahmin and a Tamil Brahmin except both are lighter then ugly degenerate Pak Punjabis like yourself who belong to the glorious toilet cleaning dalit race.

[Elite Pakhtun]

even though they're light, they have something distinctly Indic about them. Even dark skinned Pashtuns are facially characteristically Pashtun, none of these people have Pashtun faces. They have Indic faces.

Zarine is not indic looking. She doesn't have the round head, the gorilla nose (or even the fat pudgy nose), and doesn't look like an "aunty" ready to feed you gulab jaman.

[Kakar-Wardak]

Just look at salman khans sister, she obviously got the indic genes from her mother whilst salman and his brothers got the Afghan gene predominately from their father.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Zarine is not indic looking. She doesn't have the round head, the gorilla nose (or even the fat pudgy nose), and doesn't look like an "aunty" ready to feed you gulab jaman.

her face screams "Han ji" ....you can tell she bobbleheads.

[Charsi Malang]

Zarine Khan doesn't look Indic. I think she's very attractive. I've seen some really pretty Indic women as well, but Zarine reminds me a little of Ghazala Javed.

As for Salman Khan- he doesn't look Afghan at all. His brother maybe.

Afghans/ Pashtuns come in all shapes and sizes and colours with different looks. I think the image of the archetypal Afghan/Pashtun look is dying out with so many mixed marriages. I can show you very Indic looking Pashtuns who, when it comes to being Pashtun would put any of us to shame, so I think it's a little naive to assume that all Pashtuns/Afghans have homogenous appearances. I've seen Afridis who look totally like white people-I'm talking proper blonde hair and skin , and I've seen Afridis who can pass for Sri Lankan's.

A few hundred years ago, things may have been different when there was much less mixing. The remote Pashtun tribes in far flung areas today may have more consistent non Indic looks we are talking about.

[Sarbani]

even though they're light, they have something distinctly Indic about them. Even dark skinned Pashtuns are facially characteristically Pashtun, none of these people have Pashtun faces. They have Indic faces.

You're too hyper-analyzing. There are Pashtuns that look more Indic than her. If she came to KPK or AFG and spoke fluent Pashto, no one would question her. That being said, being genetically Pashtun doesn't make her necessarily Pashtun since she's too far removed from the identity. But out of all the Indian "Pathans", she is the closest to a Pashtun for sure.

[Charsi Malang]

You're too hyper-analyzing. There are Pashtuns that look more Indic than her. If she came to KPK or AFG and spoke fluent Pashto, no one would question her. That being said, being genetically Pashtun doesn't make her necessarily Pashtun since she's too far removed from the identity. But out of all the Indian "Pathans", she is the closest to a Pashtun for sure.

Totally agree with you brother. On point.

Another question. Is there any such thing as a true "genetic" Pashtun? I personally think there are little or no races that have pure common genes. We just don't know what DNA we are carrying and our gene pools are too diverse. Especially Pukhtana with the countless invasions and intermarrying, and slaves that have been carried off from neighbouring countries.

Even if there is such thing as a "genetic" Pashtun, what practical purpose on Earth and in society could it possibly serve?

[Charsi Malang]

Lmao that's not a Brahmin, that's a Sadhu (wandering holy man). Dark Brahmins are usually from the Southern regions. There is no comparison between a Kashmiri Brahmin and a Tamil Brahmin except both are lighter then ugly degenerate Pak Punjabis like yourself who belong to the glorious toilet cleaning dalit race.

I've seen Pashtuns as dark as that. I don't mean Pashtuns who speak Urdu/Hindi/Punjabi and will tell you their grandmother was a Pashtun. I mean proper full on ones back home that can't speak anything but Pashto properly, haven't got a volume sensor, and won't stop feeding you till you cry when you enter their home. 😢

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

You're too hyper-analyzing. There are Pashtuns that look more Indic than her. If she came to KPK or AFG and spoke fluent Pashto, no one would question her. That being said, being genetically Pashtun doesn't make her necessarily Pashtun since she's too far removed from the identity. But out of all the Indian "Pathans", she is the closest to a Pashtun for sure.

I don't agree, I think we'd just think she's Pashtun because she's pretty and given how narcissistic Pashtuns often are, we think anyone pretty is clearly Pashtana lol ( we think our women are gorgeous and our men are always resoundingly handsome .....I'm making hyperbole but ...not entirely)

I could easily sense her Indicosity (not a word I know), she's got that pudgy Indic face. Granted Pashtun women in the West do tend to be portley, but back home they're lean and and have very pronounced features.

[Iblis_Efreetzai]

Zarine Khan doesn't look Indic. I think she's very attractive..

My case and point, we assume Afghan= Attractive.

[Sarbani]

Totally agree with you brother. On point.

Another question. Is there any such thing as a true "genetic" Pashtun? I personally think there are little or no races that have pure common genes. We just don't know what DNA we are carrying and our gene pools are too diverse. Especially Pukhtana with the countless invasions and intermarrying, and slaves that have been carried off from neighbouring countries.

Even if there is such thing as a "genetic" what practical purpose on Earth and in society could it possibly serve?

There really isn't such a thing as an ethnicity with uniform genetics. Pashtun identity is based mostly on ancestry and culture rather than some genetic purity.