LAHORE: Every wife in the world has a self-claimed right to follow husband everywhere at any time, same happened with Pakistan former cricketer Wasim Akram when he caught red handed by his Australian wife Shaniera Akram during a live TV show.
Wasim was busy in joking about his wife Shaniera Akram quoting an interesting situation the couple faced during a dinner, Waseem said in the local language, “Meri wife gai dinner per tu host nay Kapooray kaat ker rakhy huay. Wo boli “Oh Mushrooms”. Khanay k baad bataya yea kya thy.”
Meri wife gai dinner per tu host nay Kapooray kaat ker rakhy huay. Wo boli “Oh Mushrooms”. Khanay k baad bataya yea kya thy – Wasim Akram ?? pic.twitter.com/FL7eTT2zrz
— Ammar Ashraf (@AmmarAshraf) April 24, 2017
We are laughing completely and uncontrollably after watching this video. This was being completely Pakistani, seeing making fun of someone who doesn’t understand what “Kapooray” is. And if you don’t know, it means ‘goat testicles’.
We can totally agree on her misunderstanding the “edible” food situation here.
After hearing her fun being made on the show, here is how Shaniera replied: Really @wasimakramlive ? And here I am thinking you go to work to talk about cricket….. #sleepingonthecouch #GameOnHai
Really @wasimakramlive ? And here I am thinking you go to work to talk about cricket….. #sleepingonthecouch #GameOnHai https://t.co/uBzPkldB0H
— Shaniera Akram (@iamShaniera) April 25, 2017
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