Senior actor Waseem Abbas was asked about beautiful actresses in the industry and his reply was very interesting.
Waseem appeared as a guest on Geo News’ program ‘Hansna Mana Hai,’ where he engaged in an interesting and humorous conversation.
During the program, host Tabish Hashmi asked whether Sajal Aly is more beautiful than Haniya Aamir. To this, the senior actor replied with a firm “no.”
The actor’s response sparked a lot of reaction from the program’s participants. The host then humorously asked if Tabish Hashmi is more beautiful than Haniya Aamir. The actor shook his head and said, “Not at all.”
It’s worth noting that Waseem Abbas played Haniya Aamir’s father-in-law in the drama ‘Mere Hum Safar.’
Nazia Hassan was a talented singer who amazed fans with her powerful voice and energetic performances. The Aap Jaisa koi singer was born on 3 April, 1965 in Karachi. To pay tribute to her let’s look back at her most popular songs.
Nazia Hassan with her first song, ‘Aap Jaisa Koi,’ which turned her into an overnight star.
Her debut album, ‘Disco Deewane’, released in the year 1981, the music was a huge hit. It sold a record number of copies and was loved by people in 14 countries.
Other famous songs by Nazia include Boom Boom, Dil Ki Lagi, Aankehin Churanay Walay and Dosti, which for a long time appeared on the top spots on the music charts. Nazia Hassan also got the title of Queen of Pop.
Nazia Hassan won many awards during her time, including Pakistan’s highest civilian award for doing her significant work in music, the Pride of Performance. She had the pride of almost being the youngest ever Pakistani singer, at only 15, to also receive the prestigious Filmfare award for the song Aap Jaisa Koi.
Tragically, Nazia Hassan passed away on August 13, 2000, after a brave fight against lung cancer. She died in London, and although her time in the spotlight was short, Nazia’s music will always be remembered for inspiring and touching lives worldwide.
Nazia married Karachi-based businessman Mirza Ishtiaq Baig on March 30, 1995.
Her brother Zoheb Hassan was also a singer and music composer; the two siblings, therefore, collaborated on a number of music projects. Zoheb was a major part of Nazia’s music career and was, in fact, a co-producer for many of her music albums.
Rachael Lillis, the voice actress known for her work in the Pokémon TV series, films, and video games since the late 1990s, has died from breast cancer at the age of 46.
Lillis voiced major Pokémon characters, including Misty. Her death was announced by Veronica Taylor, who co-starred as Ash Ketchum, the lead character in Pokémon.
Ms. Taylor wrote, “Rachael was an amazing talent, a bright light that shone through her voice whether speaking or singing.”
“We all know Rachael Lillis from the many wonderful characters she played,” Ms. Taylor shared on social media on Monday.
“She filled our Saturday mornings and before/after school hours with her beautiful voice, her terrific comic timing, and her remarkable acting skills.” She also mentioned that Lillis was grateful for the support she received during her illness. “It truly made a positive difference,” Ms. Taylor added.
Laurie Orr, Lillis’s sister, also confirmed the news on a website that had helped raise money for Lillis’s cancer treatment. She expressed deep grief, saying, “This was unexpected, and we are completely heartbroken. Losing my dear little sister breaks my heart, but I find comfort knowing she is at peace.”
Lillis was born in Niagara Falls, New York, in 1978, and studied opera at university before becoming a voice actress. Her voice was featured in 423 episodes of Pokémon between 1997 and 2015.
Actress Nimra Khan, recognized for her role in Geo TV’s drama serial ‘Umme Ayesha,’ has shared details of a terrifying experience where she escaped a kidnapping attempt.
Nimra posted a video telling her followers,
“I am Muslim proudly but I am sorry being Pakistani I dnt knw what should I say.” She begun: “Assalamu Alaikum, the nation is still alive, right? However, the purpose of this video is not to praise this country. What happened to me yesterday was horrible; do you want your sister, daughter, or wife to experience the same fate? It is not safe to send any of your girls outside of Pakistan; I guarantee you that they are not safe here. You people understand that it is ridiculous to celebrate August 14th when girls are still unsafe in Pakistan.”
“Yesterday, I was standing near Ramada, waiting for my car when the three men came and tried to kidnap me, they harassed me. I had mobile, bag and I was waiting for my family, it was raining, those men held me on gun point were dragging me to their car but no one heard me. I did my own protection, I pushed him and started running, he had guns, and he could open fire on me. How can I say that I am safe in this country where I pay taxes when I stepped in front of a passing car? The family and Ramada staff saved me. I see why people have guards with them now; we need guards, which is probably why so many people are moving abroad. I am not safe here, and I can hire guards with my tax money,” the Umme Ayesha actress added.
Bollywood singer Kumar Sanu, who has worked his magic in countless films in the past, has refused to sing for Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The Indian singer released an explanatory statement on Instagram, in which he denied singing a song for Imran Khan. Sanu shared a screenshot of a news article published in Indian media that had a fact check and stated that he did not sing for Khan.
“I want to clarify that I have never sung any song for the former Prime Minister of Pakistan,” he wrote. “The audio circulating on Facebook is not mine but is generated with the help of AI (artificial intelligence). Some people are trying to defame me, so I want to tell my fans this. The news (song) is fake; it is a lie.”
He requested that the Government of India take immediate steps to stop the misuse of AI and the use of fake technology. On July 26, a user shared a video on Facebook in which Kumar Sanu was singing a song at a concert for the release of former Prime Minister Imran.
Renowned actress Resham has leveled serious allegations against director Syed Noor, saying that he ruined her film career.
Resham, a well-known name in Pakistani cinema, started her acting career on TV and starred in popular films like ‘Jeeva’ and ‘Sangam.’ Although she was successful early on, Resham stepped back from acting in recent years to focus more on charity work.
During an appearance on ‘Excuse Me’ podcast with Ahmed Ali Butt Resham talked about her career and Pakistani cinema, saying, “I recently heard Syed Noor say that I was an unfortunate actress because I ruined myself by working in low-budget films.”
Resham defended her choices, saying that every actor does both good and bad projects. “Show me any actor who has only done good work. We all have ups and downs, but everyone thinks only Resham made bad films,” she said.
She also accused Noor of betraying her professionally, especially after he fell in love with actress Saima, whom he then cast repeatedly in his movies. “Syed Noor was the only director who understood my acting, but he stopped giving me roles because of his feelings for Saima Ji,” she explained.
She strongly stated, “By God, Syed Noor ruined my career. He insulted me on set, asking who would cast me in their films.”
Indian fans are expressing deep sorrow and paying heartfelt tributes to renowned musician Haniya Aslam, who recently passed away. The news of her death has resonated deeply across borders, touching the hearts of many in India who admired her work.
Aslam, best known for her role in the iconic duo Zeb-Haniya, had a significant impact on music lovers worldwide. In India, her unique blend of traditional and contemporary sounds won her many admirers. Fans have taken to social media to share their condolences and celebrate her remarkable contributions to music.
Messages from Indian fans highlight their grief and admiration, reflecting the profound influence Haniya had on the music scene. Her legacy continues to inspire, and her loss is felt deeply by those who followed her career and cherished her artistry.
Pakistani celebrities are deeply saddened by the passing of renowned musician Haniya Aslam. Many have taken to social media to share heartfelt tributes, remembering her immense talent and the lasting impact she had on the music industry.
Her legacy, particularly as one-half of the iconic duo Zeb-Haniya, has been fondly recalled by fans and fellow artists alike. The outpouring of love and condolences reflects the deep loss felt by all who knew and admired her.
Haniya Aslam, one half of the ground breaking duo Zeb & Haniya, has passed away. Along with her cousin Zeb Bangash, the two created timeless songs like ‘Chal Diay’ and ‘Bibi Sanam Janam’.
The news of her passing was first shared by Fasi Zaka on X (formerly Twitter) in a tweet that said: “What a talented musician and kind soul. May she Rest in Peace. Truly saddening.”
Haniya Aslam began her musical journey after studying at the National College of Arts (NCA). She and Zeb Bangash worked on various projects, including three massive hits for Coke Studio, TV dramas, and films. Haniya was known for blending Sufi and modern music in a way that touched many hearts.
Zeb shared heartfelt memories of her dear cousin, affectionately calling her “Hanini.”
We extend our deepest condolences to Haniya Aslam’s family and loved ones. May her soul rest in peace.
Fans reacted with shock and grief, mostly replying to Fasi Zaka’s tweet. Here is what her fans are saying:
Renowned actor Mirza Gohar Rasheed has asked everyone who promised rewards for Olympic gold medalist Arshad Nadeem, to show proof that they will keep their promises. Taking to Instagram, he asked those who announced rewards to “share receipts” to prove they will actually give them.
Arshad’s record breaking feat at the Olympics led to a deluge of monetary and real estate rewards from provincial governments, real estate developers, media tycoons and former cricketers. Rasheed wants to make sure these promises are real and not just lip service.
