The highly anticipated drama ‘Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum’, starring Fahad Mustafa and Hania Aamir, released its latest teaser, promising a mix of romance and drama. The new teaser shows the growing relationship between the two main characters. Excited fans are eager to see more of the couple’s chemistry on screen.
Fahad Mustafa will be back on TV after 10 years. The drama is written by Farhat Ishtiaq, directed by Badar Mehmood and produced by Big Bang Entertainment. It will premiere soon on ARY Digital.
Badar Mehmood has also directed hit projects like ‘Dunk’, ‘Cheekh’, ‘Balaa’, ‘Ishqiya’, ‘Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha’ and ‘Mein.’
In a heartfelt interview, Pakistani actor Imran Ashraf, celebrated for his role in Ranjha Ranjha Kardi, shared his journey as a single father. Despite personal challenges, he has maintained a positive relationship with his ex-wife, actor and model Kiran Ashfaque.
Appearing on the talk show Khabar, Imran shared his approach to raising his son in today’s world. He makes his son, Roham, a central part of his life, often bringing him to film sets. This has created a strong bond between them. Imran described caring for his son as natural and fulfilling.
“He meets his mother whenever he wants to, of course. This is a very difficult situation, but we are handling it with love. My son is very happy because of both his parents. He is my prince,” Imran said with a smile. “Raising a child isn’t hard. What’s more precious than your child?”
The actor added, “God has given me everything I ever asked for, including my career. With such a loving child like mine, what more could I ask for?”
Imran emphasized that both he and Kiran are committed to co-parenting Roham. His main focus is ensuring that the child grows up with a healthy view of both his parents. He stated, “I answer all of Roham’s questions honestly, show him love and care, and avoid any harmful or unethical behavior.”
This new single by Ritviz featuring Hasan Raheem is a funky, pop-retro beat that will make it to your Spotify list faster than Naseem Shah can bowl in a packed Pak-India stadium! Cross-border collaborations like this are magical, bringing together the best of both worlds in a musical celebration.
‘Mehrbaan’ hits the charts today with lyrics about dillagi, love, and a sweet obsession. It’s an upbeat, fun track with vocals that make you want to sway to the beat. Very Hasan Raheem, very Ritviz, this retro tune has a mood-lifting vibe perfect for a weekend party.
Both artists announced the collab on their social media feeds a few days ago, and fans have been eagerly waiting for Friday. Well, it’s here now. “Mehrbaan is all yours on Friday,” they posted. And it sure is!
What also stands out in “Mehrbaan” is the stunning artwork by Santanu Hazarika and the digital graphics in the YouTube video Pakistani and Indian fans are thrilled with ‘Mehrbaan’ by Ritviz and Hasan Raheem. This song is a labor of love, and fans are hugely thankful for this amazing collaboration.
Among the many people in Pakistan who choose to blame women for rising divorce rates, and not men for being men, is actress Sadia Faisal.
In a recent appearance she went off on a rant, blaming independent women for changing marriage and relationships in the industry.
The daughter of veteran actress Saba Faisal sat down on ‘FHM Podcast’ to slam women for being “impatient and independent” compared to the past, saying that it has led to an increasing divorce rate.
“I think the reason we’re seeing more divorces in the industry is that when women become independent, their tolerance level decreases, and they refuse to compromise. This lack of tolerance is a major reason for the increasing number of divorces we see today. When women earn more, their expectations skyrocket, and their brains are in the sky, making it challenging for marriages to succeed.” Yes, she did not bring in men behaving the way they do in a very patriarchal society. Its all the women’s fault, yo!
But she did not end her tirade against women there. “We are not foreigners, and our traditions are eternal. Marriages are not just between two individuals, but between two families. Any woman who thinks she is only marrying the man is misguided and will face problems in her marriage.”
Yes Saadia, everything that goes wrong is indeed the woman’s fault. No matter that we know if instances where strong successful women in the industry were subjected to domestic violence, no matter that we know of instances where men cheated on their successful spouses, no matter that many older celebs now say that they were in unhappy marriages, their husbands took their money, and they regret staying. A marriage failing must be the woman’s fault, right?
Maybe its time Sadia came out of whatever era she is stuck in and smelled what the new age is cooking.
Senior journalist Zahid Ghishkori has revealed on Neo TV on Friday that incarcerated former Prime Minister Imran Khan is writing a book in Adiala Jail.
A close friend of the PTI founder stated that Khan has been dedicatedly writing the book over the past few months, adding that the book will be about Khan’s achievements and highlights of his political career.
According to the journalist, Khan has already completed the 300-page book, but it is not clear whether he will publish it after his release or during incarceration.
Gishkori confirmed that the book’s does not have a title as yet, but he was of the opinion that wide audiences will relate with the topics and stories in the book.
Gishkori also predicted that the book will be a bestseller and might set new sales records.
The queen of soulful singing, Shazia Manzoor, is back with a bang on our airwaves, belting out Coke Studio’s latest single ‘Turri Jandi’.
The iconic singer ruled the music industry for years, but kept a low profile, choosing to mostly keep her private life away from the limelight.
Which is why she has stunned fans with her candid confessions in a revealing interview with Sohail Warraich on Aik Din Geo Ke Saath.
The veteran journalist asked her, “You are the only child of your parents. Why did you not get married?” Shazia replied, “I told my parents that I’ve decided not to get married, and it was a surprise to them.” She continued to say, “I believe an artist’s marriage is to their art. Those who love their profession often find their first love in it.”
The crooner then said that she had dedicated herself to her career. “Perhaps I didn’t give marriage the attention it deserved during that time. I’m a human with my own desires and emotions, but circumstances didn’t allow my relationships to progress. However, I have no regrets about these choices.” Shazia Manzoor was formerly engaged to someone in her family, but the engagement ended when she began her singing career.
She concluded, “I haven’t given up on the idea of marriage altogether. If I find the right person, I would definitely consider it.”
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan became a social media star after his song ‘Bado Badi’ went viral, gaining 28 million views. Even though YouTube remove his song on copyright claims, he re-uploaded it on Instagram, leading to concert invites and interviews. However, not everyone is happy with him, including singing maestro Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan.
Shafqat told ‘Gup Shab’ host Vasay Chaudhry, “I feel disheartened seeing this. Because of Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, our singers are being mocked. Many still think he’s a singer and say, he has a new song. Please understand that he’s making fun of our country’s music and singers. I blame our people; they prefer cheap entertainment and appreciate a strange, comedic artist over a genuine one. There will be consequences in the future, and they’ll realize their mistake.”
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has been harshly criticised by social media for posting a Tweet about Karachi’s famous Waheed Kabab while the law and order situation deteriorates across the country.
On Friday afternoon, Naqvi took to X (formerly Twitter) to write: “Just had an extraordinary dinner at Waheed’s on Burns Road, Karachi! The dhaaga kebabs were simply divine. A huge thank you to Minister Ali Hassan for the fantastic company and making the evening memorable.”
He also added a photo of himself at the famous food vendor.
The tweet was flooded with quote RTs and replies reminding him of incidents that had happened in quick succession.
Digital rights activist Usama Khilji wrote: “People being lynched to death from police custody – police arresting people for qurbani on Eid – and the tone deaf interior minister of Pakistan is posting about how he enjoyed divine kababs in Karachi. Resign @MohsinnaqviC42 if you can’t do your job.”
Economist Uzair Younus didn’t mince his words either, writing, “Part-time interior minister having a meal while an entire community in the country was prevented from celebrating Eid.
A man was also lynched over a blasphemy allegation.
To top it off, part-time PCB chairman oversaw a catastrophic World Cup campaign for men’s cricket team.”
Other netizens also asked him to do his job.
In a post, one of the X users wrote, “You are Interior Minister and internal peace and security is your responsibility. Just wanted to remind you that”.
Love may find its way into the most unexpected locations, and for celebrities, sometimes the heart chooses to follow a path away from the spotlight. This was the situation with actor Ahsan Khan who recently revealed that his marriage to a girl who was not part of the entertainment industry was entirely accidental. Ahsan Khan recently sat down with the ‘Samma Podcast’ to talk about a host of issues.
“There are many educated, well-mannered, and family-oriented girls from good backgrounds in our industry, but their marriages have taken place outside the industry,” he observed. Calling it “just a coincidence” that his mind matched with a girl outside the industry, Ahsan simply said he liked her. Ahsan Khan married his wife Fatima Khan in 2008.
Fans can be a blessing for celebrities, offering adoration and love. However, once in a while a fan comes along who’s more creepy than cute.
The beautiful and talented Neelum Muneer had an encounter with a crazy fan. She revealed a shocking experience on ‘Hasna Mana Hai’, where she exposed a fan who had been pretending to be a girl and talking to her on the phone for a long time. The host, Tabish Hashmi, asked Neelum Muneer if she had ever encountered a fan who started off seemingly nice but later turned out to be very obsessive and even scary.
Neelum Muneer said “It’s really weird, some fans don’t understand what to talk to me about when they meet me. This one fan would call me, pretending to be a girl, and ask to talk to someone else. When I would respond, he would say he had dialed the wrong number. Later, I discovered that the person was a man who had been posing as a girl to talk to me. He had been doing it for a long time. It was so strange and creepy.”
