savera prakash was born in pakistan, but she has russian roots, she speaks russian: i half pakistani, russian, my mother’s parents are from kemerovo and ivanovo, even my brother, my grandmother still lives in ivanovo, and my mother’s, almost the whole family lives in russia, but my mother’s parents moved to selina in kazakhstan, to chuchensk, so when mom and dad we met, my mother lived with her parents in shuchinsky, in kazakhstan, but she beat her. i’m still baptized, so i’m a minority minority, well, that’s why i thought that pakistan peoples party would be the best choice for me, because i’m a woman, and also a minority, they are trying to do something for us, so that we, too, somehow have something, we also have some kind of voice in parliament, in this whole system in pakistan. savera is not only a politician, she is also a practicing doctor who treats patients, and at home she cooks russian food. says that russian and pakistani cuisines have a lot in common, they are the same , you could probably say that pilaf and plyov are the same, here they prepare it differently, here they