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  • Guru Randhawa’s favourite actress is a Pakistani

    Guru Randhawa’s favourite actress is a Pakistani

    Indian Punjab and Pakistani Punjab have a deep admiration for their arts, music and songs.

    Indian punjabi singer Guru Randawa has confessed his admiration for none other than the uber- talented Saba Qamar.

    During a promotional event a journalist asked, “My question is, in the movie, you fall in love with a Pakistani girl, but in real life, is there any Pakistani actress you like and would want to work with?”

    Guru replied, “Look, as far as Pakistani actresses are concerned, I really like Saba Qamar, I worked with her in the song ‘Suit Suit’ alongside Irrfan Sir in the film ‘Hindi Medium. Saba Qamar is very talented, and I’m telling her that since I’ve mentioned her name today, she should definitely promote this film.”


    Guru Randhawa’s Shahkot will release on October 4, 2024 in cinemas.


    The cast includes Isha Talwar, Seema Kaushal, the film is directed by Rajiv Dhingra and co-written with Davinder Virk.


    Guru Randhawa has sang the song Tenu Suit Suit which was featured in Saba Qamar’s debut Bollywood film ‘Hindi Medium’.

  • Saba Qamar has an ‘odd habit’ and it will make you laugh

    Saba Qamar has an ‘odd habit’ and it will make you laugh

    Renowned actress Saba Qamar has a wicked sense of humour which surfaces up from time to time.

    She recently shared why she’s reluctant to wear expensive designer clothes.

    In an interview on a morning show, Saba Qamar talked about a unique habit that affects her fashion choices.

    “I have a strange habit of smelling people. Whenever someone passes by, I instinctively sniff them. I know it’s odd, but I have a susceptible nose,” she said.

    Saba explained that her strong focus on cleanliness is why she avoids costly designer outfits.

    She said, “I am very clean; I don’t compromise on cleanliness. I don’t like to wear designer clothes if I smell them.”

    She added, “Many people wear designer clothes on set, but I can leave things worth crores because of dirt.”

    “If I smell something unpleasant, I immediately refuse to wear the expensive designer clothes,” she said.

    Saba Qamar is best known for her roles in popular dramas like Baaghi, where she played Qandeel Baloch and Cheekh.

  • KRQ says kidnappers named two VERY famous actors

    KRQ says kidnappers named two VERY famous actors

    Controversial writer Khalilur Rehman Qamar has claimed that his kidnappers named actors Noman Ijaz and Saba Qamar during his abduction.


    In a podcast interview, Qamar recounted his kidnapping, explaining that he hesitated to file a report because the kidnappers had named Noman Ijaz and Saba Qamar.


    “I dislike Noman Ijaz, but he is an outstanding actor. Despite my differences with Saba Qamar, I admire her acting. These are not the kind of people who would do such a thing,” Qamar said, implying that the kidnappers were trying to confuse him.


    Qamar expressed surprise at the support he received from Indian fans during the ordeal, noting the contrast with the hostility and mockery he faced in Pakistan. “I didn’t know the kidnappers’ motives. I was just worried about my wife and daughters. When they tortured me, I told them to kill me if they wanted,” he added.


    He shared that his wife now wants to leave Pakistan due to the distress caused by the incident, but he remains deeply attached to his homeland and has no plans to emigrate.


    The kidnapping and robbery took place last week in Lahore. According to the police, a woman called Qamar on his phone and invited him to her house to discuss a drama project. When he arrived, armed men abducted him and carried out the robbery.

    The internet had little sympathy for the misogynistic writer, who is known for misbehaving with many women. He has also said that he is waging a war against feminists.

  • Saba Qamar becomes KRQ’s latest target in hate-spewing spree

    Saba Qamar becomes KRQ’s latest target in hate-spewing spree

    Controversial screenwriter Khalil ur Rehman Qamar can’t stop himself from passing inane and negative comments about people in the industry. He has now declared that he will never work with leading actress Saba Qamar.

    Previously, the screenwriter had drawn controversy when he publicly refused to work with megastar Mahira Khan.


    During a recent podcast, the host asked Qamar if there was any actress he would never cast in his dramas. In response, Qamar explicitly mentioned Saba Qamar, stating that he would not cast her in any of his projects due to her choice of “vulgar” attire, which he believes is against his standards.


    “There is no doubt that Saba Qamar is an excellent actress and she performed brilliantly in one of my past dramas. However, her current choice of clothing is against our culture and my principles,” the playwright explained

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    He acknowledged that Saba Qamar’s wardrobe choices are her personal preference and that he has no issue with her liking them.
    However, he emphasized that he has the right to select actors for his projects based on his own criteria.


    The playwright further mentioned actors Humayun Saeed and Adnan Siddiqui as the actors he would like to work with repeatedly.

    Qamar has a long and ugly history of misogyny.


    In the past, he faced heavy criticism from the entertainment industry, including from Mahira Khan, for his inappropriate comments towards activist Marvi Sirmed during a TV program about the Aurat March. Qamar then vowed never to cast her in his dramas, saying he would not forgive her. Incidentally, the superstar has never asked for forgiveness from him.


    Similarly, during a show, Khalil ur Rehman called former model Iffat Omar a “bad woman.” In response, Iffat Omar challenged him to prove his statement

  • Saba Qamar and Mehwish Hayat enjoy Atif Aslam live in Abu Dhabi

    Saba Qamar and Mehwish Hayat enjoy Atif Aslam live in Abu Dhabi

    Atif Aslam and Abida Parveen, beloved Pakistani singers with millions of fans, performed together in a concert last night in Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Arena. The concert showcased their hit collaborations like ‘Parda Daari’ and ‘Noor E Azal,’ which were adored by fans. Actresses Saba Qamar and Mehwish Hayat were also spotted in the arena, enjoying the energetic performances, adding to the excitement of the evening.


    Check out their stunning pictures from the concert here:

  • Saba Qamar receives huge pile of gift, flowers on birthday

    Saba Qamar receives huge pile of gift, flowers on birthday

    Pakistani actress Saba Qamar recently celebrated her birthday with a mountain of gifts and flowers. She had a special party with her close friends including Sami Khan, Nadia Hussain, and Sonia Mishal .They made the day even more special for Saba Qamar by joining in the celebrations.


    At the party, Saba looked beautiful in a black dress. She smiled and laughed with her friends, making the day even more special. Saba shared some lovely pictures from her birthday celebration on social media so her fans could also enjoy the happiness with her.


    Here are the pictures:

  • Tumharay Husn Kay Naam: A progressive story comes to a happy conclusion

    Tumharay Husn Kay Naam: A progressive story comes to a happy conclusion

    It is said “All is well that ends well”, a saying that perfectly captures our feelings for the show Tumharay Husan kay Naam. The drama series that had a slow narrative was weaved so meticulously that the ending made it all worth it.


    The coming-of-age story ended beautifully, capturing the essence of true love. Saba Qamar and Imran Abbas portrayed the characters of Salma and Sikandar perfectly; no one else could have done it better.


    The actual crescendo was the point when Salma and Sikander’s children put their parents’ happiness before themselves. The last declaration of love by Omar and his acceptance of his father was not just heart-melting but the messaging was done absolutely sensitively. The real win for the drama was its progressive outlook. More of this please, Pakistani script writers!

    Everything, from the story to the dialogue and acting, is well-done. The writer, director, and actors of the show deserve a big round of applause for taking it to a satisfying culmination keeping its essence of old-school romance intact.
    As we say goodbye, we are reminded of the memorable tune of the show, echoing the poet’s words, “The music in my heart I bore long after it was heard no more.” The excitement for Monday episodes, the soulful title track, and the chance to escape from daily routine and connect with the main characters as they navigate through challenging relationships—all of that comes to a graceful end.

  • ‘In Flames’ and ‘Kamli’ win major international awards

    ‘In Flames’ and ‘Kamli’ win major international awards

    Two Pakistani films are winning prestigious awards at international platforms. ‘In Flames’, directed and written by Zarrar Kahn, has won local and international praise since its release. The film has now won the prestigious ‘International Newcomer Award’ at the International Film Festival Mannheim-Heidelberg. Taking to his Instagram account, Zarrar quoted a statement from the festival’s jury along with a picture where he posed with the award:

    “Our award goes to a filmmaker who manages to shift and play with genre while maintaining a connection both to his audience as well as his protagonist throughout the film. The main character is a young woman who is allowed to be both brave and fragile, and she is brought to life through a wonderful debut performance that complements the mise-en-scene. The winner is In Flames.”

    The Instagram account for the movie shared another clip from the event, adding in the caption that this was the first time in 70 years a Pakistani director had the honour to take home such a prestigious award.

    While Sarmad Khoosat’s film ‘Kamli’ continues to win accolades even a year after its release. In Belarus, the Saba Qamar starrer bagged three awards at the prestigious Minsk International Film Festival. Qamar received the Best Actor Award, director Sarmad received Best Director and the Viewer’s Choice award.

  • ‘If Ahsan Khan had not been married, I would have taken him’: Saba Qamar

    ‘If Ahsan Khan had not been married, I would have taken him’: Saba Qamar

    Actor Ahsan Khan invited Lollywood A-lister Saba Qamar as a guest for his Youtube session ‘Lo Kar Lo Baat’. As the two actors drove around, discussing various topics, Saba hilariously revealed she would have married Ahsan had he not been committed to someone else.

    Ahsan asked the ‘Kamli’ star which actor she would have married had he not been committed, after which the actress cheekily pointed to him.

    Saba then revealed that she had a crush on the ‘Udaari’ actor before she became a big star.

    “Back when I wasn’t an actress, I managed to swipe Ahsan Khan’s number from somewhere and I would send him missed calls and messages. Just to tell him that one day I will work with him.”

    “And the day I began working with Ahsan,” Saba recalled while laughing, “You started a fight with me after which I hated you. I cried a lot but I forgive you now.”

    Ahsan apologised for the fight, and joked that he had fights with all of the actresses with whom he had good chemistry on screen. Saba then said that after their fight, she began understanding him and fell even more in love. But by the time she would have confessed her feelings, Ahsan got married.

    Ahsan said he was shocked, and thought Saba wanted to remain an independent woman to which the actress laughingly said “When girls say ‘No I won’t get married’, it actually means they want to!”

  • ‘From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’: Celebrities extend support as war rages on in Gaza

    ‘From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’: Celebrities extend support as war rages on in Gaza

    As war rages on in Gaza, celebrities from Pakistan came forth in throngs to extend their solidarity to the Palestinian community, offering prayers to see them free from the oppressive Israeli occupation.

    Celebrities from Pakistan arrived in throngs to extend their solidarity to the Palestinian community, and are praying in their lifetimes to see a free country removed from the oppressive Israeli reign.

    Actress Saba Qamar wrote the rallying cry for Palestinian freedom: “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!”

    Veteran actress Nadia Jamil applauded a clip where the Palestinian representative Husam Zomlot gave an interview to the BBC.

    Actress Armeena Khan lauded the bravery of the Palestinian people who were prepared to fight with all they had for their freedom.

    “The Palestinians, in my opinion are the bravest people on planet earth. Zero support and the entire world against them. My God, I am terrified for the little children about to lose their lives. Sigh..”

    Actress and VJ Anoushay Ashraf prayed that the international community would do more to help the Palestinian cause:

    “Goodness violence begets violence..I wish the world would do more to help Palestinian’s cause so we wouldn’t see such bloodshed.”

    Actress Ushna Shah expressed her disappointment with how many celebrities and politicians she had to unfollow after witnessing their reaction to the ongoing genocide of Palestinians

    “The amount of Hollywood celebrities and propaganda news publications I’ve had to unfollow…” she tweeted.