Classify half-Indian half-Pakistani girl

[Melonman]

Whats the diffence? Pakistani are just muslim indians.

not all pakistanis are indian muslims though, thats wrong. significant parts of western pakistan werent part of india before.
but youre sort of right here in this case here, theres no much the difference between the parents

[Melonman]

Almost all the non-Sikh-Sikh punjabi, marriages I've ever seen involve female Sikh punjabis, is that normal?

She's very pretty, reminds me of a former colleague - a half Pakistani/half English woman - but with a much prettier face (the colleague had a face a bit like Alan Partridge, mid-grimace).
In some of her photos, she'd pass without comment in England, imo. In others, she looks a bit more "exotic", though in none does she seem specifically Indian/South Asian. I'm just not 100% sure whether this is natural or a result of makeup and filters.

Her parents look more desi, her father reminds me a little of Art Malik and her mother looks like one of my female cousins would, with dark hair.
I guess they could fit in Turkey or parts of the Middle East.

which ethnic english looks lIke her

her parents actually fits well in azerbayjan, specially her dad, while mom can fit in tabriz, northwest iran

[chociprasa]

GI + Armenoid

[Incal]

Mmmmm... Mom looks european.

[chociprasa]

Mmmmm... Mom looks european.

possibly as an atypical Greek, but she could easily pass for Kurdish/Levantine

[Pro.crasti.nation]

which ethnic english looks lIke her

The second photo, reminds me of Jordan/Katie Price, has an Essex-y look too. I'm not 100% sure, it is an Instagram image, after all.

[wvwvw]

She looks like Romanian gypsy..

[turbosat]

not all pakistanis are indian muslims though, thats wrong. significant parts of western pakistan werent part of india before.
but youre sort of right here in this case here, theres no much the difference between the parents

When Pakistan was formed, all of western Pakistan was part of British India empire. Therefore if people in those areas are now "Pakistanis" then there is no great reason we cannot say they were "Indian muslims" before Pakistan was formed.

The world thinks of Pakistanis as Indian muslims because Pakistan was formed as a homeland for Indian muslims who are the core of Pakistanis.

In the case of Afghans I noticed in forums they often reply like you to say not all Pakistanis are Indian muslims because Afghans immediately think of Pashtuns from Pakistan as being Pakistanis, but rest of the world is thinking of Pakistanis "proper" when they say Pakistanis are Indian muslims and are not talking about Pashtuns.

[turbosat]

not all pakistanis are indian muslims though, thats wrong. significant parts of western pakistan werent part of india before.
but youre sort of right here in this case here, theres no much the difference between the parents

dup

[Avicenna]

When Pakistan was formed, all of western Pakistan was part of British India empire. Therefore if people in those areas are now "Pakistanis" then there is no great reason we cannot say they were "Indian muslims" before Pakistan was formed.

The world thinks of Pakistanis as Indian muslims because Pakistan was formed as a homeland for Indian muslims who are the core of Pakistanis.

In the case of Afghans I noticed in forums they often reply like you to say not all Pakistanis are Indian muslims because Afghans immediately think of Pashtuns from Pakistan as being Pakistanis, but rest of the world is thinking of Pakistanis "proper" when they say Pakistanis are Indian muslims and are not talking about Pashtuns.

For what it's worth, I don't consider most Pak pashtuns as afghan proper .