How Pakistani Media Covered Failed Islamabad Peace Talks | Hilarious Video Goes Viral

The much-anticipated attempt by Pakistan in Islamabad to bring the United States and Iran together for negotiations aimed at a lasting peace deal has reportedly failed. Amid the online chatter around the unsuccessful Islamabad peace talks, social media has been flooded with viral videos allegedly showing how Pakistani media covered the developments, leaving the internet in stitches.A video shared on X is among several clips circulating widely online. One user who posted the video captioned it, “Meanwhile, this is how Pakistani media covered the failed Islamabad talks! Korma and fried rice!! Listen in!!!”In the viral clip, a Pakistani correspondent can be heard saying, “Lunch is being served right now at the JCC, and let me tell you what’s on the menu

today: chicken korma, chicken malai boti, Chinese rice, spinach curry, seekh kebab, and for dessert, there are rasgullas and jalebi. The dining hall is full of foreign journalists who are eating. Diplomats are sitting together, and the chicken korma seems to be a hit. Seekh kebabs have been enjoyed by everyone, and the dessert table, with rasgullas and jalebi, is bringing a taste of Pakistani sweetness to the peace talks. Live cultural music is playing in the background, traditional tunes, soft and warm. People are eating, some are tapping their feet, while others are just soaking in the atmosphere. This is Pakistani culture.”The video then shows visuals of the food items on the menu, along with the cultural music being played.

The clip has since gone viral and garnered hilarious reactions online. Many netizens poked fun at how Pakistani media covered the important Islamabad peace talks. One user wrote, “Am waiting for flurry of articles by these independent (sic) journalists praising Munir, Shabaz and Pakistan in that order. Let’s see who is the first.” Another user remarked, “Pakistan Tent House & Caterers did a good job.” A third added, “This much buildup just to host a false peace talk, bruh, I can’t.”