The video was denounced by nearly all who viewed it. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, however, said that the social media profiles of its Embassy in Serbia were hacked. What started it all was a video, that went viral on Thursday, showing the owners of the restaurant making fun of the restaurant manager's English language skills and saying that that he is still paid 'a very good salary'. I am sorry, Imran Khan, am not left with another option, the tweet added, along with a parody music video on the Pakistani Prime Minister. Meanwhile, amid all the backlash that the video has garnered, an Urdu poetry recital was announced yesterday by two content writers in Islamabad to protest against the owners.įittingly, the event was to be held outside the place where the unfortunate incident took place - the restaurant Cannoli by Cafe Soul in Islamabad - today evening. The tweet featured a parody song where a man is heard humming the songs with visuals of Imran Khan saying, Aap ne ghabrana nahi (Dont worry under any circumstances). Watch: Pakistan Embassy Trolls Pakistans PM Imran Khan Through A Parody Video Over.

However this time, the 'employee' has flawless English language skills and it is only the owners' condescending behaviour that falls under the spotlight. Imran Khan - Amplifier (Official Music Video)03:53 12 years ago. pm imran khan through a parody video over pending salary, imran khan they dont like it official music video, imran khan amplifier official music video. The trio play out the scene from the original video that transpired at the eatery.

Pir plays the role of one of the owners 'Kaisa' Diya, while aspiring stand-up comedian Akbar Chaudhry poses as the other owner, Uzma. pakistan embassy in serbia tweets parody video demanding salary to imran khan, officials say account hacked.

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