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Anwar Maqsood’s Satirical MBBS Joke Goes Viral, Sparks Mixed Reactions Online

Karachi:Renowned Pakistani satirist, writer, and intellectual **Anwar Maqsood** has once again captured public attention with his trademark wit and humor during a recent appearance on a podcast with actor **Gohar Rasheed**. A clip from the episode has gone viral on social media, igniting laughter, debate, and commentary across platforms.

In the now-viral video, Anwar Maqsood narrates a humorous encounter with a **Sindhi doctor**, whom he suspected of not being a real medical graduate. When asked where he obtained his MBBS degree, the doctor replied, *“It just happens, it’s a gift from God.”*

Pushing the satire further, Maqsood recounted that when he inquired about the meaning of **MBBS**, the doctor confidently responded, *“Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed.”*

Anwar Maqsood, known for blending humor with sharp political and social commentary, concluded the story with a poignant punchline: *“Had Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto been alive, the country’s condition might have been different. There would have been real democracy—and you might have been punished.”*


### 📱 Social Media Reactions:

As expected, the video sparked a flood of reactions online—some amused, others critical, and many reflective of the country’s political and social divides.


* A user commented: *“This is what blind following looks like—it happens everywhere.”*
* Another user, Suleman Khan, added a regional twist: *“If you ask a doctor in Punjab the meaning of MBBS, they might say it means ‘Maryam Bibi Safdar.’”*
* Meanwhile, Hammad wrote: *“Anwar Maqsood says things to make us laugh. If you take it seriously, that’s on you.”*


### 🎭 Satire or Seriousness?

Anwar Maqsood’s comment once again highlighted the **power of satire** in exposing societal absurdities. While some dismissed the segment as light entertainment, others saw it as a critique of **fake credentials**, **blind political loyalty**, and **the decline in institutional integrity**.


As always, Maqsood’s humor walks the line between **comic relief and hard truths**, leaving the audience to decide whether to laugh, reflect—or both.

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