This story is about the growing anti-America sentiment in Pakistan and what role it can play in shaping Pakistan’s future political dimensions. Richard Wike, the Associate Director at the Pew Global Attitudes Project says that growing discontent against Zardari government and bad economy is driving the public opinion which is fueled by the US Drone strikes and difficulties of Pakistan US relations over the last 10 months. According to the public opinion poll conducted in Pakistan by Pew Research Center in May, 2011, the key features of US policy remain unpopular in Pakistan and Pakistanis are concerned about issues related to sovereignty of the country.Richard Wike says that the overall negative public opinion may or may not drive future politics of Pakistan (Int). The former senior adviser to Richard Holbrook, Vali Nasar says that “the rise of Imran Khan” “is a warning sign to the United States”, “because our policy with Pakistan is pushing essentially towards a major popular opposition in that country”. He considers the recent public rally lead by Imran Khan, the former Pakistani cricketer turned politician as the most important story coming out of Pakistan in last few weeks. Analysts both in Washington and Pakistan are taking note of this rising factor in Pakistani politics. The sound Bite of Pamela Constable from Washington Post, Pakistani journalists Ejaz Haider and Zahid Hussain are also included in this report.