"Old Wine New Bottle"...Mohammad Malick, please avoid this phrase in your show.

[Complete Sense]

Mohammad Malick, I know you are Muslim and lot of people in Pakistan watch your program including young generation. You have used many time the phrase "Old wine in new bottle" which I believe is not acceptable to give this type of example in a Muslim country like Pakistan. By the way, The more common version is "new wine in old bottles". :)
Phrase like "Two for Tango" is also typical british english which has nothing to do in our muslim country, No body knows in Pakistan what is Tango ?? :)

Many young generation in Pakistan are confused that what wine or old wine has to do in our conservative Muslim country. ??

Speaking English does not mean that we should use their ( Goras) cultural language as well.

Participants can comments on my opinion. Thanks

 

[Iconoclast]

Mohammad Malick, I know you are Muslim and lot of people in Pakistan watch your program including young generation. You have used many time the phrase "Old wine in new bottle" which I believe is not acceptable to give this type of example in a Muslim country like Pakistan. By the way, The more common version is "new wine in old bottles". :)
Phrase like "Two for Tango" is also typical british english which has nothing to do in our muslim country, No body knows in Pakistan what is Tango ?? :)

Many young generation in Pakistan are confused that what wine or old wine has to do in our conservative Muslim country. ??

Speaking English does not mean that we should use their ( Goras) cultural language as well.

Participants can comments on my opinion. Thanks

He was talking about 69ing in one of his shows. I found that extremely distasteful. These are confused liberals.

 

[Iconoclast]

Wine doesn't have to be alcoholic.

Yeah sure! The phrase is talking about sugar syrup lol.
Non alcoholic wine = grape juice.

 

[HORUS]

You should boycott internet, there are a lot of bad things on it!

 

[Eyeaan]

He was talking about 69ing in one of his shows. I found that extremely distasteful. These are confused liberals.

"Old wine in new bottles" is a proper English expression. It isn't offensive except perhaps in our cultural context, as mentioned by the poster. Similarly "It takes two to tango" is a proper expression but "two to tango" is a slang with meaning......

However "69ing" is utterly vulgar and shouldn't have a place on any public or a decent setting, here or abroad. While I expect no better from Ayaz Amir but how come the media channels allow such talk!

 

[Iconoclast]

"Old wine in new bottles" is a proper English expression. It isn't offensive except perhaps in our cultural context, as mentioned by the poster. Similarly "It takes two to tango" is a proper expression but "two to tango" is a slang with meaning......

However "69ing" is utterly vulgar and shouldn't have a place on any public or a decent setting, here or abroad. While I expect no better from Ayaz Amir but how come the media channels allow such talk!

I know I was just using this post to mention what it reminded me of.
The ones monitoring the media are in the same boat, perverted old men.

 

[Pakistan2017]

یہ دو ٹکے کا صحافی چار انگریزی کے الفاظ یاد کرکے اپنے آپ کو دانشور سمجھتا ہے. پی ٹی وی کا ڈھائی کروڑ کا مقروض ہے یہ جوکر

 

[Pakistan2017]

You should boycott internet, there are a lot of bad things on it!

What a rubbish!

 

[Modest]

Malik Ganja is talking about himself actually.
First he was in PTV & now he is 92 News, serving his master Noora Butt.

 

[knowledge88]

There is nothing wrong in this example. It is prohibited to drink wine, it is not prohibited to give its reference. I give you one example. Great Sufi Poet Allama Iqbal , had referred such terms in his poetry. I give you the example of Allama Iqbal famous Shikwa (The Complaint). In Shikwa he complains to Allah that

Hum Tho Jeete Hain Ke Duniya Mein Tera Naam Rahe
Kahin Mumkin Hai Ke Saaqi Na Rahe Jaam Rahe?



Here Iqbal is complaining to Allah, that as Jaam (wine) existence can not be possible without Saqi (Barmaid) , Your name can not exist if there is no Muslims in the World.

Iqbal , not only referring Jaam and Saqi to Allah but also comparing wine to Allah and Barmaid to Mulsims :)
Mind you , Iqbal was the favourite poet of Qazi Hussain Ahmed, and he is a favourite poet of Khadim Hussain Rizvi.

So my friend , as an example there is nothing wrong , plus it is a very famous saying.

 

[LovePK-or-LeavePK]

Kia bakwas thread hai.

Complete Sense = Zero Common Sense

 

[Citizen X]

Mohammad Malick, I know you are Muslim and lot of people in Pakistan watch your program including young generation. You have used many time the phrase "Old wine in new bottle" which I believe is not acceptable to give this type of example in a Muslim country like Pakistan. By the way, The more common version is "new wine in old bottles". :)
Phrase like "Two for Tango" is also typical british english which has nothing to do in our muslim country, No body knows in Pakistan what is Tango ?? :)

Many young generation in Pakistan are confused that what wine or old wine has to do in our conservative Muslim country. ??

Speaking English does not mean that we should use their ( Goras) cultural language as well.

Participants can comments on my opinion. Thanks

Seriously? Do you get up in the morning and go Hmmm, what can I get offended on today? In a country with a million and one problems this is the one non-issue you feel the most strongly about that you that you had to start a thread?!

FFS grow up.

 

[Steyn]

I agree.