How does a (/your) typical Pakistani iftari look like?

The typical iftari in Pakistan/ Pakistani houses looks very delicious, it has all the fatty/oily stuff which can make gain some weight :P Mostly Pakoras, samosas and fruit chaat / channa chaat/ Dahi baray are the must items on dining table during iftar time.
My non Pakistani friends tell me that they love the iftar items from Pakisani houses, especially the chaats we make.

pakistani typicall Iftari is like anything ... all the yummy stuff on your table .... all the family members sitting on dinnig table waiting for the magrib azaan and all the food on the tables ... ladies wrapping up all the frying things and taking things our of the fridge ...
Fruit chaat, Dahi baray, Choolay, Samosay, pakoray, rolls, Aalo ke chatt .. etc etc to eat plus Tang or Roohafza or shake for drink and khajoor to open the fast.

there is a small masjid here.. actually its a big hostel room dedicated for that purpose.. we are about 30 people. we make groups of 3 and each group has to make iftari and dinner for everybody else... so all in all one has to prepare with his group for three days and then eat in luxury the rest of the month. plus every group wants glory so they come up with new and tasty things to differentiate themselves from the rest and thus the competition makes the final products awesome.

last time i made sandwiches of boiled and threaded chicken fried with shimla mirch.. seasoned with lemon, masalahs and salt with a slice of emantaler or gouda cheese included. and also chicken corn soup in within which i also made pasta plus mixed in the cubes of emantaler cheese in the hot soup just after the cooking got finished, and not to mention the sweet corns and fried mushrooms included.

Pakistani Aftari, very spicy, Pakoras are the main item for aftari, others are dates, samosa, kachoris, fruit chat,

A typical Pakistani iftari as detailed by all of the above is simply an excuse to pile on more blubber over the month.
Everytime before Ramadan, most of us make up our minds to shed a few pounds, but unfortunately end up doing the complete opposite thanks to the deep fried relishes served at Iftar everyday.

I believe Iftar should be simple and healthy. Black chick peas ki chaat (ideal for dieting & weight loss + very nutritious), fruit chat, loads of water & dates make a good combination ;)