Pakistan modern construction

Do you see what I see?

A swastika 😊

In one dollar you will get around 7to 8 bricks. Cost of cement plus labour then white cement plus grinding. This floor would cost around 3000-4000 dollars and the video is definitely from Indian Punjab

I don’t think it’s Pakistan. The technique is used in Indian Punjab

This is definitely not priced at $200 unless you have never built or worked in the construction industry

The cost is a bit a more, but yeah thats our Pakistan still alot cheaper

This particular video is not from Pakistan you can tell by 1. The Hindu symbol 2. The clothes

Whom you are fooling . Pakistan is an Islamic country. No other religion is allowed there. How come they make Hindu Symbols like Swastik in their home ? Video is from ”INDIA” but you made it Pakistani . It is rightly said for cheating also you need Brain. You are a big Moron.

They have done really a great job , it looks so mesmerizing. What do we call to this floor ? 😐

This Punjab Pakistan Lots of houses are made such a design

The workers do not seem Pakistani but Indian. It probably is India.

Hindu Swastika in Pakistan - certainly not possible. After Hitler stole it from us and abused it for genocide, we are fearful of keeping it even in western democracy even in private religious articles.

200$? Materials and labor? 🤔😅🍿

Not Pakistan This video is from India

This is India

Wow

In america, it won't cost that much, considering labour, material, and time taken

Mashallah Mashallah

Super smart way to modernized the construction ideas.

this is not new it is classics art

Why do Pakis have 'swastika' as the center of the motif? This is probably from India

Waao😻

Can we have this in Nigeria

$200 for all of this? Impossible.

@iKhawerJilani

This is India. Pakistani mistree mar jaye itni mehnat kbhi na kry.

All visual are from indian. Beggars can't afford

Why modern? You could say traditional. Why you people have to shit every time? Are you an Indian?

It’s definitely not Pakistan but India 🇮🇳!

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2,000$ not 200$

@falamb3 That’s in India. Not Pakistan.