Khan Sir Roasts Pak's Shahbaz Sharif & Bilawal Bhutto: 'Bael Buddhi, Uska Charra'
Khan sir aka Faizal Khan, an educator and popular Patna-based YouTuber, tore into Pakistan in his hilarious style, using the local lingo. He offered a sardonic take on Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's intelligence by calling him a 'bael buddhi" (low IQ). Not only this, Khan sir called politician Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Pakistan's ' naya charra" (which loosely means gravel). But what triggered his reaction?
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