Saraiki is a language primarily spoken in the southern regions of Punjab, Pakistan. It belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family and has a rich cultural heritage. The language is known for its distinct dialects and is used by millions of people in everyday communication, literature, and music. In addition to being a spoken language, Saraiki is also an important part of the identity for many communities in Pakistan. The Saraiki people celebrate their culture through various festivals, traditional crafts, and folk songs, which reflect their unique history and social values.