In 2018, BBC reporters found three old men (Said Gul, Ali Sher and Rahim Gul) who could still speak Badeshi in the Bishigram Valley in Northern Pakistan. They said that the Torwali language had taken over from Badeshi in their village.
In 2018, BBC reporters identified three senior men (Said Gul, Ali Sher, and Rahim Gul) who could still converse in Badeshi within the Bishigram Valley of Northern Pakistan. They reported that Torwali had taken precedence over Badeshi in their community.