Private live streaming for celebrations in Pakistan

Festivals and celebrations in Pakistan / پاکستان کے تہوار اور تقریبات

• Eid ul-Fitr An Eid family meal, new outfits and festive greetings shared with relatives abroad.
• Chaand Raat (the night before Eid ul-Fitr) Henna, bangles and family preparations streamed privately to relatives living in other countries.
• Eid ul-Adha / Bakra Eid A family gathering, festive meal and greetings shared live with loved ones far away.
• Ramadan Iftar Family members in different cities or countries join a shared evening meal remotely.
• Eid Milad-un-Nabi A family religious gathering streamed to invited relatives when the community welcomes filming.
• Ashura / Muharram A respectful, private family remembrance shared with relatives who cannot attend.
• Shab-e-Barat An intimate family prayer gathering for loved ones who live far away.
• Jashn-e-Azadi / Independence Day (14 August) A child’s school performance or family celebration for the Pakistani diaspora abroad.
• Pakistan Day / Yaum-e-Pakistan (23 March) A school ceremony, historical presentation or family gathering shared with invited relatives.
• Allama Iqbal Day (9 November) A school poetry recital or commemorative event streamed privately for parents and grandparents.
• Quaid-e-Azam Day (25 December) A school presentation or community gathering shared with relatives abroad.
• Kashmir Solidarity Day (5 February) A private educational or community discussion for invited viewers, handled sensitively.
• Basant (Lahore, spring) A family kite-flying gathering or rooftop celebration shared with friends, following local safety rules.
• Nowruz / Nauroze (northern Pakistan, March) Spring New Year greetings, a traditional meal and family celebrations for relatives overseas.
• Mela Chiraghan (Lahore) A family or cultural gathering linked to the Festival of Lights shared with invited viewers.
• Urs Data Ganj Bakhsh (Lahore) A private family gathering or prayer session for relatives unable to travel.
• Urs Lal Shahbaz Qalandar (Sehwan Sharif, Sindh) Family preparations or an agreed part of a pilgrimage shared with loved ones abroad.
• Sindhi Culture Day (Sindh, December) Traditional ajrak and topi outfits, dancing and school performances for the extended family.
• Sibi Mela (Balochistan, usually February) A family farm’s livestock presentation or a private gathering of breeders shown to invited viewers.
• Shandur Polo Festival (northern Pakistan, summer) Team preparations and family festivities shared without unauthorised retransmission of the match.
• Chilam Joshi / Chilimjusht (Kalash valleys, May) Family preparations or a permitted cultural performance shared with relatives outside the valleys.
• Uchal / Utchal (Kalash community, August) A traditional family gathering and harvest celebration for relatives living elsewhere.
• Chaumos / Chawmos (Kalash community, December) Only community-approved parts of a winter family celebration shared privately.
• Lok Mela (Islamabad) A craft demonstration or a family member’s folk performance for invited guests.
• Mehndi / Dholki (pre-wedding celebrations) Henna, music and family dancing shared with relatives unable to attend the festivities.
• Walima (wedding reception) Speeches, wishes and selected wedding reception moments shared only with invited guests.