Author: News Desk

Wedding photoshoots these days are so grand, even fairy tales are taking notes.

Renowned Pakistani actress Neelam Muneer has finally shared her stunning photoshoot in her wedding dress on Instagram, captivating fans worldwide.

Neelam dazzled in a beautiful red ensemble, while her husband Muhammad Rashid looked regal in a traditional white sherwani. The couple’s wedding photos have sent social media into a frenzy,  providing a glimpse into the joyous wedding celebrations of the gorgeous couple.

With several visuals of Neelam Muneer as a happy and radiant bride at her baraat event, she wrote in the caption, “All these years telling my heart when the time is right, all those hundreds of prayers finally came true!”

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According to sources, Neelam’s husband is Muhammad Rashid, who works as an officer of Dubai Police’s Crime Investigation Department.

Earlier, the first pictures of Neelam’s Nikah, featuring her husband, went viral on social media after being shared by celebrity photographer Abdul Samad Zia. He captioned the photos, “With this New Year, starting a ‘new chapter’ of their life, remember them in your prayers!”

For the ceremony in Dubai, Neelam looked stunning in an all-white ensemble by local design house Baroque, paired with pearl jewelry and dewy glam makeup by Rabia Anum’s team. Her groom matched perfectly in his traditional Arabic dress, jubbah.

In the photos making rounds on social media, the Chakkar actress was seen with her husband for the first time, posing with the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, in the background. However, details about the groom were not revealed.

Thousands of social media users liked the viral photos of the new couple and extended their heartfelt wishes to them.

For those who didn’t know, rumors about Neelam’s marriage began in November. She confirmed it earlier this week, sharing glimpses from her intimate Mayoun night and mentioning that, “All the wedding festivities have just started.”

The picture of the couple’s Nikah ceremony had also led to unconfirmed reports claiming that Rashid was a “billionaire businessman” based in Dubai.

Social media can take anyone’s statement and twist it into something that holds no similarity with the original. 

Senior actress Hina Bayat issued an explanatory statement after a controversy erupted over her comments on dresses. She clarified that she did not mention Hania Aamir and Yashma Gill in her original statement. However, some media outlets, including Diva Magazine and Galaxy Lollywood, hinted in their reporting that Hina was talking about the two actresses. 

In her video, Hina Bayat expressed her frustration with certain social media platforms that take statements out of context and sensationalize them. She said, “Such social media pages do not have any content of their own but take what someone said from anywhere and do not see what was said and how it was happening and make it viral by making headlines.”

She further explained that these outlets gain views by naming popular personalities, leading to misunderstandings and hurt feelings. “What kind of content is it to hurt people’s hearts? You attribute something to someone that they did not even say,” she added.

Hina Bayat admitted that she had indeed commented on current fashion trends, saying, “Traditional attire is not seen anywhere these days. Nowadays, even pashminas and angarkhas are not seen anywhere, so now along with lehengas and ghararas, even kameezs are not seen anywhere.” She clarified that her statement was not directed at Hania Aamir and Yashma Gill.

“I am not God and God forbid that I judge anyone, but God will judge you who are giving a different color to the matter to increase your views. May God guide us all and protect us from all kinds of evil,” Hina Bayat emphasized.

Earlier, Hania Aamir and Yashma Gill were seen dancing at Gill’s younger sister’s wedding in stylish outfits. The actors wore short cholis and flared lehengas, and their dance moves went viral online. However, some people criticized their outfits, and Hina Khawaja Bayat was mistakenly thought to be one of them.

“I was wondering if people have forgotten something called a kameez,” Bayat allegedly commented on a video of the pair dancing shared by blogger Afia Qazi. This statement led to backlash from Sindh Assembly member Sharmila Faruqui, who urged Bayat to “live and let live.”

Faruqui wrote in an Instagram story, “Stop judging women with their choice in clothing. If that’s the case then all men should wear sherwanis and not suits.”

It’s 2025, and dragging other women down based on their clothing choices is absolutely ridiculous. Women should be able to wear whatever they want. Period.

Trusting strangers with your money is like trusting a cat to guard your fish—it rarely ends well.

A man from Qatar has filed a fraud case against renowned Pakistani actress Reema Khan.

Shahid Rafique recently told a YouTube channel named Pakistan Kahbar TV at the Lahore Press Club, that he had returned to Lahore from Qatar in 2009 to buy property. “At the bank where I transferred my money, I met Reema Khan’s sister, Maira Khan, a realtor.”

He said, “Maira Khan asked me what I wanted to do with the money. I told her that I wanted to buy a plot here. She showed me some plots and said that she also deals in buying and selling property.”

He continued, “When I saw the plot, she said that my sister Reema Khan is making a film Love Mein Ghum, so you should invest Rs 50 to 60 lakhs for five or six months with your money and assured me that I would get profit.”

When he agreed, he got to  hold a meeting with Reema Khan, after which he transferred the money for the film. “Later, Reema Khan’s sister started demanding more money,” he claimed, adding that Reema  called him to Malaysia where the main cast was present for the shooting of the film. “I also stayed in the hotel with the cast for 20 to 25 days. When the shooting was completed, instead of giving my money back, more money was demanded from me.”

He alleged that Reema entered into an agreement with him, and claimed to have evidence and bank statements.”

He says that later, instead of giving him the money, Reema Khan claimed 200 million in damages from him, saying that he was a fraud. He then took the case to civil court where the judge gave a written decision that, “It was Reema Khan who defrauded me of two crore and 10 Lakh.”

Shahid Rafique further mentioned: “Reema Khan lost the case in the civil and sessions courts and has now taken a stay order from the High Court.” He added, “Reema Khan has been summoned by the court but is taking respite by applying for delaying case.” 
He is confident that he will win the case in the High Court as wel

Indian singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya is a known bigot with a particular hatred for Pakistan. It seems that the bigot singer has now been served a dose of his own medicine. 

Pune-based lawyer Asim Sarode has sent a legal notice to Abhijeet Bhattacharya over a controversial statement he made in a podcast. Abhijeet called Mahatma Gandhi the “father of Pakistan.”

According to Indian media, lawyer Asim Sarode sent the notice on behalf of his client Manish Deshpande, demanding an immediate apology from Abhijeet.

The notice states that if the singer does not apologize, a complaint will be registered against him under sections 353 (public disorder) and 356 (defamation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

During the podcast, Abhijeet compared Mahatma Gandhi to composer R.D. Burman and said, “Mahatma Gandhi is not the father of India but of Pakistan. India existed before that, Pakistan seceded from India later. Gandhi has been mistakenly called the father of India.”

The lawyer highlighted Gandhi’s services in the notice, saying that he worked tirelessly to promote Hindu-Muslim unity and brotherhood.

The lawyer added, “During the freedom movement, when the question of partition came up, Gandhiji had said, ‘India will be divided only by passing over my dead body. As long as I am alive, I will never accept partition.’”

This is not the first time that Abhijeet Bhattacharya has been in the news for his controversial statements. Recently, he criticized British singer Dua Lipa, saying that she did not give him credit while singing a song in Mumbai.