Transgender model Anaya Rahimi has hit out at Zartasha Coutoure for not uploading a fashion shoot which featured Trans models.
“Few glimpse of the shoot which me and my fellow trans divas did for the brand @zartashcouture” couture daughter of @hanifjewellers both are transphobic organisations how do I know this is the question well I met the owner and team few people are super cool but the owners aghhh they gave me weird feeling but as i told you all we have to give benefit of doubt in many case,” she wrote while sharing the pictures from the shoot.”
She continued by adding that the fashion brand paid them, “equal to nothing.”
“No contracts nothing it was just like hey we need to shoot the documentary today and shoot will be on this day. We did it leaving everything we were doing we did it because we were so happy that we were given this chance in real it became another disappointment when I came to know that they will not upload this shoot they uploaded the trailer which said coming soon but it never came on their story or any page,” she added.
“I kept asking about the shoot and at one point they stopped replying and then one day i uploaded a story about it suddenly they started calling and texting me asking me to remove the story and all and i did but finally tonight I feel like this work should not be wasted hence here it is.”
American actor Alec Baldwin accidentally fired a prop gun on a New Mexico film set, a woman has died and a man has been injured.
As per details, the woman, Halyna Hutchins, was flown to hospital by helicopter but died of her injuries. The man, director Joel Souza, was receiving emergency care.
A spokesperson for Baldwin told AP news agency the incident involved the misfiring of a prop gun with blanks.
Hutchins, 42, was working on the set as director of photography. Souza, 48, was taken from the scene by ambulance, but details of his injuries have not been disclosed.
Police are still investigating the incident at Bonanza Creek Ranch, a popular filming location, and no charges have been filed.
In a statement to AFP news agency, a Santa Fe sheriff spokesman said Mr Baldwin had spoken to detectives.
“He came in voluntarily and he left the building after he finished his interviews,” the spokesman said.
According to her personal website, Hutchins was from Ukraine and grew up on a Soviet military base in the Arctic Circle. She studied journalism in Kyiv, and film in Los Angeles, and was named a “rising star” by the American Cinematographer magazine in 2019.
She was the director of photography for the 2020 action film Archenemy, directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer.
“I’m so sad about losing Halyna. And so infuriated that this could happen on a set,” Mortimer said in a tweet.
I’m so sad about losing Halyna. And so infuriated that this could happen on a set. She was a brilliant talent who was absolutely committed to art and to film. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/vcdFqHsGA0
Singer Falak Shabir conducted an Instagram ‘question and answers’ session in which he revealed that how his life has evolved after the birth of their child.
During the Q/A session an Instagram user asked Falak that how many kids do you want?
To which Falak replied, “Bachay 2 he achay, Balkay Allah ki Marzi.”
One user also inquired about what which song the newly born lists to.
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The couple welcomed their first baby on October 8.
Actor Amar Khan has recently talked about working in India and broke her silence on viral meme from Hum Style Awards where people compared her expression with that of Deepika Padukone from Met Gala.
The Dil-e-Gumshuda star stated that she was embarrassed after seeing the picture and that was taken out of a video. Her assistant asked her to hold her breath for the pictures while she was managing her gown so she made the expression which went viral.
The Bela Pur Ki Dayan actor has recently appeared on Waseem Badami’s sports transmission ‘Har Lamha Purjosh‘ and the host asked her that if she will be offered to work in India, keeping the the situation between the two countries in mind, would she go and work there?
Replying to the question, the Qayamat diva said: “I will not at all go and work there, I will not do work there.”
Further giving an explanation to her answer she said, “I have studied film making from my country, I would love to work in my country, why to go there, their industry is already flourishing, we should work here.”
On the work front, Amar can currently be seen in ARY Digital’s Baddua, opposite Muneeb Butt.
Actor Humaima Malick has recently shared some pictures with sister Dua Malik and bhabhi’s (sisters-in-law) Alizey Feroze Khan and Sidra Ali from Mehfil-e-Milad on the occasion of Eid Milad-un-Nabi.
Taking to Instagram stories, the Bol star had shared some happy moments together. “Meri bhabhies meri pasand. These two are the source of happiness in our life, say MashaAllah,” she wrote as her caption.
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While she also penned a note for her sister Dua Malik.
“I may not be able to solve all your problems, but I promise you won’t have to face them alone,” wrote the Raja Natwarlal diva.
While Dua Malik is seeing reciting Naat at Mehfil-e-Milad.
British-Pakistani actor Riz Ahmed has expressed his views on the way Muslims are portrayed on screen internationally.
“The game right now is messed up. The game right now is rigged,” Ahmed said in a new interview with news outlet Muslim. “Muslims are either not on screen or they are [and] they’re the bad guys. They’re perpetrators or victims of violence. We’re either invisible or we’re villainized, cause the stories we tell about our community affect the laws that get passed, the people that get attacked, the people that get invaded.”
Watching a clip form the 2014, Clint Eastwood-directed blockbuster film American Sniper, in which star Bradley Cooper shoots a Muslim child during the Iraq War, Ahmed shook his head.
“”It’s actually hard to watch this and not get angry, It’s crazy to think that, like, how many people had to say this was OK for this to be made. It’s just super racist.”
He pointed out that most of the Muslim people featured were terrorists.
“[We’re] gonna look back on that and look at it with the same cringe as we look at, you know, films that had blackface in them. Or films with, like, you know, cowboys and Indians, [where] the only good Indian is a dead Indian,” said Ahmed, who’s been outspoken about the importance of diversity and his experiences with racism. “Really, that’s what you’re saying, the only good Muslim is a dead one. This stuff’s so dangerous, because it enables the invasion of countries. It enables hate crimes. It enables discriminatory and racist laws being passed.”
He pronounced such style of film “wack, outdated, racist” and said such carelessness “costs lives.”
The Rogue One: A Star Wars Story actor implored filmmakers to show a Muslim community that’s more diverse, when it comes to race, geography, gender, sexuality and abilities. In June, Ahmed and his film company, Left Handed Films, partnered with the University of Southern California’s Inclusion Initiative and others to address the problem of underrepresentation through grants and mentorships to Muslim filmmakers. This followed the university’s Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism’s report that, of the top-grossing movies from 2017-2019, just 10 percent had any type of Muslim character, while fewer than 2 percent of those characters had dialogue. In real life, Muslims comprise nearly a quarter of the world’s population.
Ahmed also co-wrote and starred in the new movie MogulMowgli, about a British Pakistani rapper, which is a background strikingly similar to Ahmed’s own. (He was born in Britain to a Pakistani family and has performed as a musician.) The character’s name is actually Zaheer, but he goes by Zed, and that’s also a situation familiar to the man who played him. Ahmed’s first name is actually Rizwan.
“Zaheer has changed his name to Zed and the question is, is that a choice he made or is that something he was forced to do, because [he wanted] to fit in, because people couldn’t pronounce his name,” Ahmed explained. “And I sometimes ask myself that question. I have kind of censored my full name, and on some level, I wonder whether it’s just got too much weight and too much history.”
On that subject, Ahmed had clearly made a decision.
“One thing I’ll say is, after this film, I introduce myself as Rizwan,” he said.
Music Producer Rohail Hyatt shared a video on his Twitter account, continuing to defend his stance that being rich can be harder than being poor.
In the video, a beggar can be seen saying that he is happy because he has no stress or fear. He says, “Although the rich take pills, they can’t sleep peacefully at night because of the constant fear of being robbed at any time.”
Despite Hyatt’s continued defence of his opinion, Twitter criticised the music producer. Some of them even asked him to give them all of his money.
Rohail bhai As I offered before, I am willing to take away all your money related stress and you can transfer all your money/property to me I will make sure that you get a new kashkol, jutti and used kapray for your jogi lifestyle When should we meetup?
Getting ridiculous now. He's interviewing people on the street as evidence to support his point that being rich can be more difficult than being poor 😬 https://t.co/wkmca1MMfa
I can think of one and that is to not put people on the spot with a unidirectional question. I'd rather ask "are you happy" and seek details if they say yes out of free will. It's more priming than anything philosophical if the conversation actually started with this.
Previously, Hyatt while replying to a question on Twitter, said, “I can go on and on but I hope you get the drift. I’m not saying being poor isn’t hard, but being rich can be harder at times. Totally depends on the mindset of the person experiencing that state.”
I can go on and on but I hope you get the drift. I’m not saying being poor isn’t hard, but being rich can be harder at times. Totally depends on the mindset of the person experiencing that state..
His tweet made headlines and generated an online debate.
This is not the first time that Hyatt has faced criticism. Earlier, in April, he defended Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan’s rape apology and got into a heated debate with singer-turned-politician Jawad Ahmad.
Actor Ahsan Mohsin Ikram’s father and entrepreneur Mohsin Ikram has responded to social media trolls for inappropriate and personal questions regarding the women of his family. His son married Minal Khan in September 2021.
He clapped back to netizens on his official Instagram account.
Earlier this month he responded to a troll on his Instagram handle. The netizen commented that Minal’s sister Aiman Khan gifted the newly-weds free tickets to Turkey.
Actor Mansha Pasha ringed in her 34th Birthday in Karachi and the pictures from the bash have went viral on social media.
The Laal Kabootar diva’s birthday was made special by her husband Jibran Nasir. Taking to his official Instagram handle he penned down a lovely birthday wish for his wife on her birthday. “Happy Birthday my love. To being young and growing old together. May you have a happy, healthy and successful year.”
