In what could be termed as one of the most disgraceful moments in Pakistan's television industry, a performer crossed all limits and used offensive and derogatory remarks against one specific religious group in the country.
In the 'comedy program' aired on television in Pakistan, the comedian used a word 'Hindu kutta' (Hindu dog) in the clip.
What was even more shocking to see was him being applauded by the audience with loud claps and laughter.
That it was allowed to go on air keeping in mind there are millions of Hindus living in Pakistan also came as a surprise.
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