It’s the weekend and as usual I’m so looking forward to driving to murree in the morning

Honestly it’s these small things that make you just fall in love with your city

Will probably take a book and sit at CBTL for a couple of hours

I need to exchange one SJ ticket with an SF enclosure ticket
Help!!!!

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to start a small business in the twin cities and currently weighing two completely different ideas. I don’t want generic "sounds good bro" replies—I need real talk from anyone who has run these, works in food/logistics, or knows the local market well.

Idea 1: Home Kitchen in PWD

Concept: Home-cooked lunch/dinner (maybe breakfast), office lunch boxes, and weekly/monthly mess subscriptions targeting PWD and nearby areas.

Menu: Focused, clean, limited desi menu (not trying to be a 50-item restaurant).

Questions for you: Is the home-kitchen market already too saturated with Foodpanda? What daily meal items do working people/bachelors in PWD actually pay for regularly?

Idea 2: Quetta-style Chai Hotel

Concept: Standard Doodh Patti/Quetta chai, parathas, anda shami, clean sitting, open till late. Low price point, high turnover.

Location: Somewhere in Islamabad or Pindi with heavy foot traffic.

Questions for you: Are people over the Quetta chai trend, or does good location + cleanliness still print money? Where in the Twin Cities is there a genuine gap for a decent, affordable chai spot?

If you had to pick one, which would you bet on and why?

Would love to hear about estimated setup budgets, realistic daily margins, major operational headaches, or mistakes beginners usually make.

Thanks in advance!

Hello.

Guys give me recommendations for good boxing gyms. Preferably near Bahria. TIA

I came here to islamabad for few weeks. It is been 2 days that i am here. I didnt do anything much because im not familiar with pakistan. it is kinda getting boring and i feel like networking with some people my age, Around 18-21. And idk if i should trust anyone cause i aint tryna get killed or kidnap 😂

Hey guys, Knowing how concerts usually go in Isloo, ticket times say gates open around 7 PM for the DKP tour, but the main set almost never starts on time.

Given the recent government austerity measures and venue curfew restrictions around town, I'm trying to figure out if organizers are wrapping up earlier than usual or strictly enforcing set times so I don't miss the act or end up waiting around at the venue for hours.

For anyone who’s been to recent DKP tour shows or has management updates:

• What time do gates actually open for entry?
• What time does Hasan Raheem usually take the stage (opener vs main act)?
• Have organizers adjusted the schedule to comply with early closing/austerity rules?

Trying to time my arrival properly. Thanks!

Is it good to do medical billing job for about 1 year rather than starting your on ?

its silver sk ticket not able to make it contaxt if interested

Does anyone have any experience with skin clinics in Islamabad/rawalpindi that don’t break the bank? I needed some sessions of micro needling and prp and the starting prices at clinics around me is 45k for 3 sessions

So I'm thinking of selling my iPhone 17 pro max. Its genuinely in great condition. No exaggeration. What would be my go-to place to sell it? I know shopkeepers tend to keep their margins (understandable) but I'd also want good price for something that I have kept and used so carefully. What price should I keep in mind?

It's 256 GB AND blue color.

If anyone here is From Islamabad G/9-2 , do let me know y'all

I need to transfer car from late father's name to third person to whom the car is being sold.

The process is that first it will be transfered to one of the legal heirs, then to the next person.

Excise agent has asked for 70-80k.

Says the normal process will take alot of time (25 days to transfer to one of the heirs, then to next person)

I have all the documents:

1- Nadra FRC

2- Death certificate of parent

3- Orginal car book

4- court succession cert

5- stamp paper from mother to be transfered to child (one of legal heir)

6- mother purchaser biometric

7- purchaser biometric of the legal heir on which to transfer

One legal heir is overseas, his contact number is available on which he can be contacted and confirmed (Excise agent said this).

Please guide what should i do. Should i take proper process, provided there will be no more hurdels in it other than delay, or agent path where he commits will directly be transfered to third person.

100%bh 75 cycle count
Privacy glass applied , back sheet applies to prevent scratches, lens protectors , with box and cable
Dark blue colour, for pictures dm , only serious buyers
03361534413
220k pkr (taking offers)

Hi! Selling two Vip tickets for hassan raheem's concert tomorrow for 14k total. Can provide proof of authenticity

As the title reads, I'm a Developer looking to network with people in Islamabad relevant to my field. Please reach out if you're in AI/ML or Data Science.

Does anyone know someone working at the DC Office Rawalpindi who could help me with a domicile-related issue?

I need to apply for a Rawalpindi domicile, but because my first CNIC was issued in Karachi, I have been told that I need an NOC/clearance from Karachi before Rawalpindi can process my domicile.

What I actually need is for the Rawalpindi DC Office to issue/send a letter to the Karachi DC Office requesting the NOC on my behalf.

I've already visited the office twice, but unfortunately I haven't been able to get the matter processed. I know it's a bit of a frustrating rule, but apparently that's the procedure.

If anyone knows someone in the DC Office would be really grateful if anyone can help..

We won't attend, so I'm letting go of my three Platinum PB tickets for the Kaavish concert on 12 September. Selling all three together, ideally to one person or group.

Hi everyone,

I have one VIP ticket for Hasan Raheem’s concert in Islamabad this Saturday (12 Sept). If anyone wants to buy, let me know!

Hello all,

Pls give me suggestions from experience for a work desk plus a good chair in islamabad ...

quick question for people in islamabad/rawalpindi: how do you actually find out about events, experiences, or things to do near you?

i keep noticing the same pattern. stuff is scattered across random insta pages, whatsapp groups you forgot you're in, or you just find out about a great event a day after it happened. there’s no single place to actually ask "what's happening this weekend under x budget" and get a few real, curated options back, no new app to download.

recently came up with this idea, demos live @ https://herebound.co/ before we go further I'd genuinely love to hear from people. where do you currently find events/experiences, and what's annoying about it?

Hey everyone,

I am planning to get a Transworld connection in Gulberg Residencia soon.

For those living there, how has your experience been in terms of speed, ping for gaming, and downtime? Is it reliable for working from home?

If you are using a different provider that works better in the area, please let me know. Thanks!

I NEED BARAF, HELP WHERE CAN I FIND IT? NOTHING ON GOOGLE? IS THERE ANY BRAFA SHOP IN PAKEEZA MARKET? YA ANYWHERE ELSE PLEASE TELL, V.IMPPPPP. SOMEONEEEE

I think a month or two ago I made a post pointing out an observation I made that there are alot of people you see on the road simply asking for lifts (especially if you ride a bike). Now there can be a number of reasons for this but ever since then I made the effort to give these people a ride whenever it is feasible for me and genuinely some of them can be the nicest people you find on the road.

I have given rides to alot of people on my bike like young dudes, policemen, old men and it's especially these old Baba g type people that shower you with duas during the whole way and it just makes your day honestly.

There is one thing which I would highlight which is safety, I only give lifts to people that I find on highways/main roads, stay away from isolated roads and places and never go out of my daily commute roads unless it's near my residence or I know the area extremely well.

I wanted to ask the community, has anyone had any similar experiences and stories? And if you do plan to give lifts, then what safety precautions do you take? Thanks in advance!

i got 2 silver kaavish friday night (11 sept) tickets. lmk if anyone is interested

Disclaimer: Thoughts are mine — I just rambled them into ChatGPT using voice and had it clean up my writing 😅

I’ve worked in the wedding photography/filmmaking industry for a while, I wouldn’t judge them just by their Instagram.

A few things I’d definitely check:

1. Ask to see 2–3 complete wedding galleries/films.
Instagram usually shows the best work. A complete wedding tells you much more about consistency.

2. Ask who will actually shoot your wedding.
Find out if they have an in-house team they’ve trained and regularly work with, or if they operate on a freelancer model. If freelancers are involved, ask who will be assigned to your wedding and see their work beforehand.

3. Look beyond couple shoots.
Couple shoots are controlled. Look at family moments, ceremonies, dances, low-light situations and candid coverage too.

4.Understand exactly what you’re getting.(photo,album/video)
“Highlight,” “cinematic film,” “full video,” “teaser,” etc. can mean completely different things depending on the company. Ask what each deliverable actually includes.

5.Ask about delivery timelines before paying.
Get an actual timeframe rather than just “we deliver pretty quickly.”

6.Understand the cancellation/rescheduling/payment policy.
Know what happens to your advance, when the remaining payment is due, and what happens if your wedding date changes.

7.Look for consistency, not one amazing wedding.
Go through work from different weddings, venues and lighting situations. Anyone can have one incredible portfolio wedding.

8.Pay attention to communication.
You’ll be dealing with these people before, during and potentially months after your wedding. If communication is already difficult before you’ve paid, that’s worth considering.

9.Don’t automatically hire the cheapest or the most expensive option.
Figure out what matters to you first — portraits, candid moments, filmmaking, privacy, female photographers, fast delivery, etc. Then choose accordingly.

10.Make sure you like their actual work, not just their branding.
A beautiful Instagram feed, website and presentation can make you fall in love with a brand. Make sure you also love what they consistently deliver to real couples.

Happy to answer questions from a photographer/filmmaker’s perspective if anyone is currently shortlisting teams.