Only in Pakistan: Peshawar SSP gets hair transplant with live music

A Peshawar SSP just wanted a hair transplant. What he got instead? A full-on live harmonium performance mid-procedure — and the internet cannot deal.

The now-viral video shows the officer lying through the transplant while a singer, also casually in scrubs, performs right next to him like it’s a Sunday mehfil. Naturally, social media did what it does best: spiral.

People were split. Some were like… is this even professional? Others were like… honestly, vibe hai.

Then the doctor entered the chat to calm everyone down: “This is my clinic. We invite this singer in a month to entertain patients and to support this poor musician and singer. Hair transplant is local procedure. Patients usually watch TV.”

Translation: relax, yeh normal hai… bas thora upgraded version.

Another doctor backed it up too: “Nothing wrong in it as far as all protocols for preventing cross infection were adopted. We too play music or put Netflix for patients getting treated on dental chair.”

So technically? Not that wild. And now the internet is left debating one very important question: Next time — Netflix ya live band?