Some of our readers may have already seen this photo in today’s Dawn. I found the photo subject too creative to not share here. This is a banana-shop in Sitara Market of Islamabad. An Urdu verse also comes to my mind:
‘hain kawakab kuch, nazar aate hain kuch’
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This is also a banana shop in Islamabad, but the banana sell on these type of shops which are in Islamabad are more expensive as we compare their prices to big shop of any other city.
Hey, I’ve got it : it is
nazar attay hien kuch ” = trees
Kawakib = Banana Republic i.e.
Bananas can be grown on any tree in a Banana Republic.