Tag: Pakistani Celebrities

The Pakistani filmà industry, which once thrived with creative storytelling and captivated audiences, is now facing tough times. It is struggling to recreate the magic of its golden era.

Since the release of ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt,’ which earned over 121 crore at the box office and worldwide, it has earned 400 crore.

There are some films like Money Back Guarantee, Daghabaaz Dil, and the recent releases Umro Ayyar, Na Baligh Afraad, and Abhi that have all made attempts to capture the audience’s attention and achieve similar financial success.

However, none of these films have been able to surpass the 15-crore business locally.
Films are usually released in Pakistan on Eid, when audiences are oomore inclined to visit cinemas. During theseotimes of high demand, producers and directors want to make the most money possible.

The future of Pakistani cinema holds promise, but it requires continuous effort and innovation to achieve the same level of success.Fans are eagerly waiting for the next big hit that will break records and captivate audiences nationwide.

 
Actress and model Sonya Hussyn has captivated audiences with her talent and beauty, but her journey to stardom was not without its challenges.
During an interview with ‘Zarbardast’, Sonya Hussyn was asked by the host, Wasi Shah, “Any regrets in life?”
 
Talking about her hard childhood and her strained relationship with her father, Sonya Hussyn said, “I didn’t realize the impact of my parents’ troubled marriage on my relationship with my dad until much later. Growing up, their problems affected my bond with him, and our relationship was always rocky. It wasn’t until I got into a relationship years later that my ex pointed out that I was seeking the protection and comfort that a girl typically finds in her father. It was a psychological phenomenon that I didn’t understand at the time, but it’s very common. I had to seek help to work through it.”
 
“I decided to tell my father I loved him as an adult, and it was a really touching moment for both of us. He cried a lot, and I could see the depth of his feelings.” Hussyn added.
 
Talking about her reconciliation with her father, Sonya said that since then, she has been trying to make up for lost time and strengthen the bond as much as possible. “Although my father isn’t very expressive, he shows his pride and support for me and my accomplishments in his own ways, and that means the world to me.”

Actor, host, and director Yasir Hussain has addressed the rumors about the infamous Lux Style Awards proposal.

During a talk on ‘Excuse Me with Ahmad Ali Butt’ ,
Yasir Hussain was asked “Was the proposal stunt really necessary? Did something big happen on that Lux Style Awards proposal?”

Replying, the actor stated: “Frieha Altaf wanted to create a viral moment for the Lux Style Awards, so she planned a fake proposal stunt with me. She knew I was already engaged to Iqra and that Iqra had once mentioned her dream of a romantic proposal. I agreed to go along with the plan because I wanted to make Iqra’s dream come true. But here’s the thing. I had already proposed to Iqra in private and our families had already discussed our marriage. The only one who didn’t know about the proposal stunt was Iqra herself.”

He went on to detail that he was given a script by Fifi Haroon, but they all made it seem natural. “During the award, Frieha gave me a hint and asked as to if I was afraid. After a time, I told Saba Qamar, who was also actually shocked that I was returning after asking Iqra to marry me.” Hussain added.

Iqra Aziz and Yasir Hussain tied the knot on December 28, 2019.
Yasir Hussain has worked in dramas like Badshah Begum, Baandi, and Baaghi. He also worked in films like Karachi say Lahore, Taxali, and Rabbit.