The Story Of Dewi Perssik Lebaran In Pakistan, The Price Of Goods Is So Expensive That It Is Difficult To Get A Signal

Dewi Perssik with Jun and Ani Kuncoro (photo: Instagram @dewiperssik9)

JAKARTA - Celebrities Dewi Perssik was seen spending her time in Pakistan after receiving an invitation to fill the event at the Indonesian Consulate General in Karachi by Ani Kuncoro and Jun Kuncoro.

The dangdut singer said that this was her first moment going and celebrating Eid in Pakistan. But he didn't feel the atmosphere of Eid there and in Indonesia was much different.

"The atmosphere of Eid here is not much different from in Jakarta in Indonesia. It's just that here maybe the culture is a bit different. For example, if the Takbiran night is two days before Lebaran there is a hena night, so they put the hena in his hand, it's really crowded," said Dewi Perssik via text message, Friday, April 12.

Even so, Depe, his nickname, said that the price of goods in Pakistan during this Eid moment even soared, unlike in Indonesia, which offered a discount.

"Well, this is unique, if they are Eid, these are shops, especially before the Eid, they can do it, if in Indonesia they can get big discounts. If they don't come here, it's even more expensive unless after Eid, the information is like that, then they come cheap," he explained.

In addition, Depe also admitted that while there he had difficulty getting a signal for his cell phone, especially if he had entered one of the shopping centers.

"I'm still walking in one of the malls and that if we go to the mall the signal is gone," he added.

The 38-year-old woman still expressed her joy at being able to come to Pakistan by bringing her parents. He even specifically took his mother to shop for typical Indian clothes.

"I buy Kurti's clothes, so Indian clothes are like that. So every day I'm here wearing Indian clothes walking with my mother, to the mall almost all of these malls are here for almost 3 days. Want to go to the market aware of traditional markets in Pakistan," he concluded.