Shahzad Sheikh

This South Asian Heritage Month, and on the occasion of Pakistan’s Independence Day (today) and India’s Independence Day (tomorrow), we celebrate the cars that shaped our culture, communities, and countless memories across Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and beyond.From wedding convoys to late-night motorway runs, from school runs to road trips that turned into legends — these cars didn’t just take us from A to B, they carried our hopes, dreams, and a lifetime of stories.In this video, I take you through 13 iconic South Asian cars that have left an unforgettable mark on Desi driving culture. We’ve analysed them for:✅ Cultural Impact – How they became part of our family albums & street life✅ Popularity & Longevity – Why they’ve ruled our roads for decades✅ Performance & Reliability – The reasons they’re still remembered (or still running!)✅ Style & Status – The aspirational factor in the Desi car worldFeaturing Legendary Rides Like:- Toyota Corolla – The unshakable king of Desi roads- Su