Sarwat Gilani is a popular Pakistani TV actor known for her excellent performances in both television and film. Her notable dramas include Azar Ki Ayegi Baraat, Mere Dard Ko Jo Zuban Miley, Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan, Zakhm, Mata-e-Jaan Hai Tu, Mann Piyasa, Seeta Baagri, and Khasara. Sarwat is also known for her impactful performances in hit Pakistani films Jawani Phir Nahi Aani 1 and 2.

Recently, Sarwat Gilani was spotted at the film premiere of Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan starrer Aag Lagay Basti Mein. Sarwat appeared in an orange silk saree. She revealed that her father-in-law is currently very sick and has been admitted to the ICU, but she attended the premiere because she wanted to support her friends. Watch here:
Social media users are bashing Sarwat Gilani’s allegedly insensitive act of attending the premiere amid her father-in-law’s serious condition. One wrote, “Her father-in-law is in the ICU, but she is happily attending the film premiere.” Another commented, “Her father-in-law is in the ICU, and she is here in a revealing saree, laughing with friends.” A third wrote, “Is she at the cinema to pray for her father-in-law?” Another added, “She is saying this in a laughing manner; I can’t understand media people.” Read comments:






































































































































Sarmad Khoosat is coming with another blockbuster movie Zindagi Tamahsa. The film is all set to screen next month at the Busan International Film Festival before releasing in Pakistan. The cast includes; Arif Hasan, Samiya Mumtaz, Eman Suleiman, and Ali Kureshi.













An exceptionally talented director Sarmad Khoosat has written an open letter to the Government of Pakistan and talked about the hindrances in the release of his film.
He wrote, “Like any other film, made in any part of the world, Zindagi Tamasha is a reflection of its setting. My team and I explored themes around gender constructs, class divisions and complex human experiences. There was never any intention to attack, to point fingers at or humiliate any individual or institution.”
“24 January was set as the release date. However, a ‘complaint’ was registered against the writer, the producer and myself, based on assumptions made from the two and a half minute long trailer.”
Sarmad Khoosat further added, “As a law-abiding citizen and with full conviction that there is nothing offensive or malicious in the film. In response, I submitted the film for another review to the censor board. It was cleared once again with a few cuts to appease the complainants.”
“I am bringing this to your notice not just because my team and I are being bullied and pressurised but also because this series of episodes undermines a state institution like the Central Board of Film Censors and strips it of its authority and stature,” Khoosat shared.





































Sarmad Khoosat’s latest project Zindagi Tamasha was recently screened at Busan Film Festival and also managed to bag an international nomination prior to its release.
Sarmad Khoosat announced the dates fo Kamli and wrote, “The two powerhouses of talent @thesaniasaeed and @sabaqamarzaman standing tall and mighty As soon as we are done with the release of Zindagi Tamasha, post-production work will start on Kamli more to follow February 2020 onwards InshaAllah! This haunting image has been captured by the up and coming and super talented cinematographer of Kamli @awaisgohar.”










































