Pakistan's first female food-rider

Karachi-Rubab Zubani, Pakistan's first female food delivery rider is breaking all the boundaries, which make certain businesses special for men. Moving forward with their own flexibility, brave and brave women riders, have left behind all the boundaries of the society, which selects businesses that restrict women's reach to a great extent.

Rubab is now seen zooming on his bike on the streets, hot and tarted food is given in the food.

In a brief encounter with The Nation, Rubab talks about his experience.

In a society that keeps away from the ideas of women running bikes and does such things which are essentially of age for men, who inspire you to become food riders? How difficult was it to convince your parents?
While living in Pakistan, the idea of ​​women's independence is considered very anti-society. I have always been fond of running motorcycles. I grew up in a family where the bike does not have any kind of biking for the girl.

Before joining Food Panda, I was working as a freelancer as a photographer. I came in the Food Panda Rider Delivery advertisement and I thought of applying for it.