The wait is finally over. The talented duo from Mere Humsafar, Farhan Saeed and Hania Aamir, are reuniting on screen again, bringing back the magic of their unforgettable chemistry.
The duo are coming together for a thriller web series on Express TV, alongside Kinza Hashmi, directed Wajahat Rauf and written by Asma Nabeel.
Hania is currently starring in ‘Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum’ alongside Fahad Mustafa on ARY Digital, while Farhan Saeed’s last drama was ‘Jhok Sarkar’.
With social media going crazy over actress Hareem Farooq’s most recent Instagram video, fans and followers are speculating whether the social media star is engaged. In the video, Hareem celebrates her childhood friend Saad Sultan’s birthday.
Rumors about their relationship continue to spark interest and speculation.
Hareem shared a birthday reel and wrote:, “Need i say more! Happy birthday Saaaadddddiiiii- the ying to my yang & calm to my crazy – we’ve spent almost half a life time together now i dont even know what life will be without you! Love you to the moon and back ”
Hareem Farooq’s caption has left fans wondering if the relationship has progressed from friendship to romance.
Here are the comments of the fans:
Famous Pakistani actress Sarwat Gilani has bravely talked about her difficult experience with postpartum depression, including having thoughts of harming her newborn daughter.
In a recent TV interview, Sarwat explained that she didn’t have postpartum depression after she gave birth to two sons so she didn’t know much about it. However, she went through severe postpartum depression after her daughter was born.
She described meeting her daughter four days after birth because they were in different hospital wards after surgeries. During this time, her baby needed breastfeeding, but Sarwat was very depressed and had upsetting thoughts of dropping her baby to end the stress.
“I was crying uncontrollably and told my husband that I wanted to harm our daughter to stop all the tension,” she shared with tears in her eyes.
Sarwat talked about how many women lack proper information during their first pregnancy, often turning to books and social media for help. The first pregnancy is especially tough, she stated, recalling the many psychological challenges women face, making support from husbands and in-laws very important.
“When a pregnant woman receives support from her family, it positively impacts her mental health,” she explained. Her husband helped her by explaining that what she was feeling was postpartum depression and that it wouldn’t last forever. His reassurance gave her much-needed comfort and understanding.
Sarwat stressed the need for awareness about postpartum depression for both men and women, saying, “I realized then how important it is for everyone to understand this condition.”
Sometimes, love finds you in the most unexpected places. On the set of the Bollywood movie ‘Dear Maya’, a special connection formed between two individuals. Madiha Imam recently shared how she met her husband, Moji Basar, while working on the film. Moji, who comes from northern India, is both a filmmaker and an MMA trainer. The film set the stage for their love story, making Madiha’s journey in the film industry even more special.
“My husband is from India, from the Northern part, and he’s a filmmaker as well as an MMA trainer. He has worked on various projects in Bollywood, and we first met during the making of my Bollywood film, Dear Maya,” she narrated.
While discussing her new family, Madiha said, “My in-laws have a unique culture that surprised me with their customs. I loved how they welcomed me into the family. The whole area is very tribal, and the entire tribe came down to welcome me when Moji took me for the reception.”
Madiha, the star of ‘Bayhadh’ and ‘Dil Manay Na’, married Moji Basar on May 1, 2023. She posted pictures of the wedding with the caption, “Married 1-5-2023, remember us in your prayers as we embark on this new chapter of our lives.”
Fresh off an appearance on a television show where he again misbehaved with women, controversial screenwriter Khalil ur Rehman Qamar has passed harsh remarks about Naumaan Ijaz during an appearance on Ayesha Jahanzeb’s show.
The host asked the ‘Meray Pas Tum Ho’ writer, “Does Khalil Ur Rehman hate anyone,” to which he replied, “There is only one man in the whole world that I have hated, and that is Naumaan Ijaz. I have been angry at people, but he is the only person I have hated. Naumaan is undoubtedly a brilliant actor, but personally, he is a disgraceful man. I cast Naumaan in one of my plays for a very negative character.”
Ijaz, a veteran of the television screen, is known for speaking his mind. He responded to Qamar’s controversial remarks, stating: “He is mentally sick. I feel sorry for him.”
We agree with Noumaan, Qamar really does appear to be mentally unwell. This much misogyny is not the product of a healthy or sane mind.
Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal has officially addressed the rumors that his wife Katrina Kaif is expecting. At the trailer debut event for his next movie Bad Newz, Kaushal was asked about the ‘good news’ by reporters.
In response, Kaushal said, “Abhi ke liye aap Bad Newz enjoy kar lo, jo hum la rahe hain (You should enjoy our film Bad Newz for now).”
He also said, “Jab uska [good news] time aayega (when it will be the right time for it), we won’t be shying away from giving that news.”
Pregnancy rumors began circulating on social media last month. A viral video from their casual outing in London showed the ‘Uri’ actor and his wife, Kaif, sparking speculation among netizens. Kaif’s walk and oversized attire led many to believe that the ‘Tiger 3’ actor was expecting their first child, with Kaushal attentively by her side throughout.
Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif tied the knot on December 9, 2021, at Fort Barwara in Rajasthan, India.
The talented Hiba Bukhari has been earning praise for her roles in Jaan Nisar and Radd. Fans have been particularly drawn to her on-screen chemistry with Danish Taimoor and Sheheryar Munawar in the two dramas. In a delightful video shared by Hiba on her Instagram account, Sheheryar affectionately dubbed her the ‘Ratings Queen’ of Pakistan.
Recently, Hiba had a friendly chat with her ‘Radd’ co-star about their drama and great chemistry. Shehryar said, “Hiba is calm and relaxed. She is the ‘Rating Queen’ and our busiest actor. However, she doesn’t share her schedule, and she’s quite private, always busy on her phone, so we never know what she eats or does in her free time.”
Hiba replied, “Sheheryar is the most down-to-earth and humble celebrity, and he’s amazing. He is also a private person who stays in his room.” The story of the drama revolves around an innocent man named Salaar who has been living an oppressed life despite having everything. The drama also features a triangular love story between Emaan, Salaar, and Zain. Hiba Bukhari plays the character of Emaan, and Sheheryar Munawar plays the character of Salaar. The drama was written by Sanam Mehdi Zaryab and directed by Ahmed Bhatti.
A Barbie that spent six months orbiting the Earth on the International Space Station will go on public display for this first time this week at the Design Museum in London.
It will be part of a new exhibition marking the 65th anniversary of the Barbie brand, set to open on Friday in partnership with the doll’s creator Mattel.
The Barbie was made to resemble Samantha Cristoforetti, the first female commander of the ISS. On the mission in which she was accompanied by her lookalike Barbie, Cristoforetti became the first European woman to complete a spacewalk.
There will be videos on display of Cristoforetti answering questions from space to encourage young girls to become scientists and astronauts –- all while floating in zero gravity alongside the Barbie.
“We’re so excited that the first time anyone can see Samantha’s doll since it returned from the International Space Station is at the Design Museum this summer,” said curator Danielle Thom.
“Its remarkable journey on Samantha’s history-making mission 400 kilometres above the Earth was one of the most dramatic moments in Barbie’s evolving story.”
Cristoforetti said she was “thrilled” her Barbie would play a “starring role” in the exhibition.
Highlighting other connections between Barbie and the cosmos, there will be a rare edition of the first space-themed Barbie on display.
The silver “Miss Astronaut” was Barbie’s first depiction as an astronaut released in 1965, four years before Neil Armstrong reached the moon.
Another Barbie in a metallic pink spacesuit on display was released in 1985 after Sally Ride became the first American woman in space.
Other rare dolls will include a prototype of the first Talking Barbie launched in 1968 and one of the earliest first edition Barbie dolls.
Visitors can also expect some more iconic figurines on display, including the Sunset Malibu Barbie and Day to Night Barbie.
Charting the changing design of Barbie through time, the exhibition will also include friends of Barbie including Midge, and a while section dedicated to Ken, Barbie’s male companion.
Ever since the “Barbie” movie starring Margot Robbie hit cinemas and broke box office records last year, the doll has become ever-more prominent in popular culture, making forays into fashion, music, and now design.
Sadaf Kanwal has y for her fellow celebrities, telling them what she really thinks. In a recent interview with ‘Nashpati Prime’, the actress shared her thoughts on her friends in the industry.
When asked about Sajal Ali, she suggested, “I think Sajal should grow her hair longer.”
She expressed admiration for Mahira Khan, calling her “my favorite”.
” Her talent and beauty are unparalleled, and she’s a perfect embodiment of grace and charm.”
Sadaf then said, “Mehwish Hayat should lose some weight as she have gained a bit, and Maya Ali should gain some weight because she has become very thin.”
When asked what Humayun Saeed and Fahad Mustafa, she replied, “They don’t need to change anything about themselves.”
Talking about Hamza Ali Abbasi, Sadaf advised, “He should slim down a bit and Imran Abbas should reduce his makeup a bit.”
Sadaf Kanwal praised Fawad Khan and Sheheryar Munawar, calling them very handsome. She said, “Fawad Khan doesn’t need to change anything, and Sheheryar Munawar should mature a bit.”
Controversial screenwriter Khalil ul Rehman Qamar is once again in the spotlight for his misogynist behavior towards women. At a recent panel discussion, the ‘Teri Meri Khanaiyan’ co-writer joined Sahil Adeem.
During the show, they had a heated exchange with a female audience member who questioned their regressive views on women’s rights. At one point, Sahil Adeem claimed that 95 percent of women in Pakistan are uneducated, causing an uproar among the audience. The incident has sparked renewed controversy over their views on women’s rights in Pakistan.
Samaa TV’s show ‘Mukalma,’ hosted by Ayesha Jahanzeb, turned into a battle ground. During the discussion, a female audience member confronted Sahil Adeem for his rude remarks about women.
“If you have called girls ‘Jahil,’ you should apologize or show me where the Quran says to use this word for those who don’t know certain things,” she said angrily. In response, Sahil shared Arabic verses, which angered the girl. Her reaction to the use of Arabic upset Khalil ul Rehman Qamar, leading to a heated argument between him and the girl. The host eventually calmed them all down and moved on to another guest.
Here is the link to the video:
A social media user shared a clip of the heated argument on her X account, calling for Khalil ul Rehman Qamar and Sahil Adeem to be banned from live television.
“Such archaic views should be condemned and have no place in modern discourse. He must be held accountable for his irresponsible remarks,” the post said.
Qamar and Sahil Nadeem’s claim that 95% of women in Pakistan are illiterate is not only inaccurate but also deeply disrespectful.
— Shani (@FearlessWolfess) June 29, 2024
Their condescending manner towards a young girl, who bravely countered with strong arguments, is appalling.
Such misogynistic attitudes should… pic.twitter.com/gdcey7QPM3
Social media users praised the woman for bravely standing up to the screenwriter.
Such hate monger like Sahil Adeem & Khalil ur Rehman should be banned from all the TV channels.Sometimes i wonder do they call their mothers, sisters, wives & daughters jahil as well or are they privileged enough to be among those 5%? Don’t tell me your 5% comprises of them only? https://t.co/nOCeOIeOsx
— Alina. (@Missnotsonerd2) July 1, 2024
کوئی پوچھ کے بتا سکتا ہے کہ ان جاھل خواتین میں ان معتبر حضرات کے گھر کی خواتین بھی شامل ہیں یا یہ اعزاز لوگوں کی بہن، بیٹی اور ماں کے لئے ہے ؟؟#SahirAdeem#KhalilUrRehman pic.twitter.com/AhvEoTDBYW
— Nageen Zahid (@Nageen670142) June 30, 2024
Salute to this Girl. More power to You..❤️
— Avinash Aryan (@avinasharyan09) July 1, 2024
Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar Saab Ki Writing Skills ka Fan raha hu. Creativity me Ustad hain.
But bahut bade wale misogynist nikle. pic.twitter.com/HpusfbjXqO
Hats Off to @AzbaAbdullahKhalil ur Rehman Qamar ki takleef dekh k bhi bohat khushi hoi !
— Anum Sheikh (@iAnumSheikh) June 29, 2024
Azba More Power to you girl
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95% women are ignorant? This is what happens when you invite two idiots, Sahil Adeem and Khalil Ur Rehman. This NosarBaaz bought a Land Cruiser V8 after selling his bullshit for months. Shame on @SAMAATV for inviting these hate mongers for TRPs. Criminal!pic.twitter.com/YkfcYQ2QZB
— Saad Kaiser (@TheSaadKaiser) June 30, 2024