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Family Photos Of Samina Peerzada That Are Love

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Samina Peerzada is one of the most veteran and talented actresses in the Pakistani entertainment industry. She has taken on acting roles in every genre and gave life to the role itself. In recent times, she gained mass popularity and fame due to her role in the success drama serial “Zindagi Gulzar Hai” where she played the role of the leading actor’s mother. Samina Peerzada kept growing throughout her acting career. Recently, she has started her own show by the name “Rewind with Samina Peerzada” where celebrities are invited to talk about their personal lives.

In respect to her personal life, she is happily married to the actor and writer Usman Peerzada who has a good reputation of his own in the showbiz industry too. The star couple has two daughters namely Amal Peerzada and Anum Peerzada who are the perfect reflection of their parents. The four of them are the perfect family one can dream of. We have collected a few pictures of Samina Peerzada with her family to show you all how the family members love each other with all they have.

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Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

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Ruling the cinemas for 4 decades on a go – Anil Kapoor is one of the leading actors who are sole responsible to make a film a hit. Anil was born on 24th December 1956 Mumbai, Maharashtra state. And entered Bollywood with Hamare Tumhare in 1979 in a very small role. The actor became a prominent actor after his successful film Mashaal in 1984.

Since then, the journey is getting better and better for him and he is one of the top 20 richest actors on Bollywood. Maintaining his charismatic charm at this age is something that makes him out-stand his co-stars.

Here is a quick glimpse of all his family members you might already know about. Indeed, altogether, they make a lovely equation.

Anil Kapoor’s Mother Nirmal Kapoor

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Anil Kapoor’s Father Surinder Kapoor

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Anil Kapoor’s Brothers

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

He has two brothers, elder being Boney Kapoor and younger being Sanjay Kapoor. Boney Kapoor was married to Bollywood actress Sridevi who passed away in 2019 and the couple have two daughters named Jahnavi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor. Sanjay Kapoor is married to Maheep Sandhu and the couple gave birth to two children named Shanaya Kapoor and Jahaan Kapoor.

Anil Kapoor’s Sister

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Anil Kapoor’s Wife

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

He is married Sunita Kapoor since 1984

 

Anil Kapoor’s Children

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

Family Photos of Anil Kapoor and the Family!

The couple gave birth to two daughters namely Sonam Kapoor and Rhea Kapoor and a son named Harshvardhan.

 

Family of Tayyab Rizvi

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Syed Tayyab Hussain Rizvi was a prominent film distributor and producer of Pakistan film industory. This article covers the family of Tayyab Rizvi and his family members towards film industry of Pakistan.

Syed Tayyab Hussain Rizvi (سید طیّب حسین رضوی)
Tayyab Rizvi was a prominent film distributor and producer of Pakistan film industry. Tayyab Rizvi has been active in film business in 1960’s to mid 1990’s. Society Girl, Ishq Ishq, Muthi Bhar Chaawal, Thori Si Bewafai are few famous films distributed by Syed Tayyab Hussain Rizvi under the banner of his production house PNR productions. All the family members of Tayyab Rizvi have also contributed towards film making in different capacities.

Tayyab Rizvi is married to Mehtab Bano. The couple has three daughters Parveen Rizvi, Nasreen Rizvi and Hina Rizvi and one son Syed Raza Ali Rizvi. The production house of Tayyab Rizvi was named after his three elder kids PNR (Parveen Nasreen Raza) productions. Working as a team Tayyab Rizvi family provided few remarkable films in the history of the Pakistan film industry. In the late 1970’s the family of Tayyab Hussain Rizvi was also blessed with their fourth kid their daughter Hina.

Mehtab Bano (مہتاب بانو)
Mehtab Bano is the spouse of Tayyab Rizvi. Mehtab is a film producer as well as the screen play writer. Mehtab has produced many films under the banner of her home production PNR productions. She also wrote the screenplay of many successful films like Society Girl, Ishq Ishq, Thori Si Bewafai.

Working behind the scenes Mehtab Bano also played a pivotal role in the film careers of her elder daughters Parveen Rizvi and Nasreen Rizvi.

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Nasreen Rizvi (Kaveeta), Mehtab Bano

Parveen Rizvi (پروین نسرین) as known as Sangeeta (سنگیتا)
The most prominent name of Tayyab Rizvi family is Parveen Rizvi famously known as Sangeeta. Sangeeta is the elder daughter of Tayyab Rizvi and Mehtab Bano. Few say that Sangeeta is the daughter of elder sister of Mehtab Bano later adopted by Mehtab Bano and Tayyab Rizvi after Sangeeta’s parents passed away.

Sangeeta started her film career at a tender age in 1969 from the film Kangan (کنگّن). She appeared as heroine opposite Rehman who was a leading artist of Urdu cinema back then. It is said Sangeeta was merely 14-15 years old in her first film Kangan. Kangan was not much successful but it opened the doors of film world for Sangeeta. Afterwards Sangeeta acted in many Urdu and Punjabi films in 1970’s for different production houses in leading and secondary roles.

But like her parents Tayyab Rizvi and Mehtab Bano and brother Raza Ali Rizvi, Sangeeta was more inclined towards working in back-end of camera instead of front-end and thus she ventured into direction in 1976. Sangeeta is the most successful female director in the history of Pakistani cinema. She has directed more than 70 films in Urdu, Punjabi and Pashto.

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Sangeeta in start of her career

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Sangeeta started direction in 1976 with the super hit Urdu film Society Girl (سوسائٹی گرل) produced and distributed by her home production house PNR productions. As a director Sangeeta experimented with new subjects and themes. In this journey she was fully supported by her parents as well as her siblings. From mid 70’s till early 90’s her younger sister Nasreen Rizvi (Filmi Name is Kavita) worked in the lead roles in almost all of her films. Backed by her parents Tayyab Rizvi and Mehtab Bano, Sangeeta experimented with new and fresh subjects. Like the film Muthi Bhar Chaawal (مٹھی بھر چاول) in 1978 was based on the novel Ik Chaadar Meli Si of Rajendra Singh Bedi. Thori Si Bewafai (تھوڑی سی بے وفائی) in 1983 was the first Paksitani film shot in United States of America (USA).

In mid 1970’s Sangeeta married co-actor Humayun Qureshi. Humayun Qureshi was a popular villian of Urdu films as well as hero of Pashto films of that era. The couple has two daughters. Sangeeta and Humayun Qureshi parted their ways shortly afterwards. Both have been silent on their separation. Unlike her parents, Sangeeta has kept her daughters away from showbiz.

In 1980’s Urdu cinema suffered badly due to lack of viewership but Sangeeta continued the direction of Urdu films and refused the offer of Punjabi films. However in late 1980’s Sangeeta eventually also ventured into Punjabi films. Sangeeta took a break from direction in early 1990’s. In her first run as a director most of the films of Sangeeta were produced by her home production PNR productions. In 1990’s Sangeeta married again this time to film producer Naveed Akbar Butt.

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Sangeeta in a filmi scene

Sangeeta returned to film making and direction in 1998 with the Urdu film Khilona (کھلونا) which proved super hit. After Khilona, Sangeeta directed further Urdu films like Aashqi Khel Nahin (عاشقی کھیل نہیں), Dream Girl (ڈریم گرل), Ehsaas (احساس), Nikaah (نکاح), Tarap (تڑپ), Gharana (گھرانہ). Apart from Nikaah none of the other Urdu film worked for Sangeeta and she again reverted to Punjabi cinema. Punjabi cinema of 2000 comprises of Gundasa and Gujjar movie and going against this trend  Sangeeta experimented with a light romantic Punjabi film Reshman (ریشماں). Reshman was not much successful and finally going with the tide Sangeeta also directed many pulp Punjabi films in 2000’s like Sher-e-Lahore (شیرلاہور), Kuryan Shehr Diyan (کڑیاں شہر دیاں). Sangeeta also returned to acting from film Sher-e-Lahore in early 2000. Sangeeta also started working for the television and till date is working actively in the television dramas.

With the recent success of Urdu films in past few years, she is also directing a new film Tum Hi To Ho which will release in 2016.

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Sangeeta in a television drama

Humayun Qureshi (ہمایوں قریشی)
Humayun Qureshi haling from Bannu, KPK is a leading artist of Pakistani Urdu, Punjabi and Pashto cinema. Starting form 1970’s he mostly worked in negative roles in Urdu and Punjabi films and as a hero in the Pashto films. Humayun Qureshi married Sangeeta in 1970’s, which was not successful. The couple has two daughters.

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Humayun Qureshi

After the breakup with Sangeeta, in 1980’s Humayun Qureshi married again within his family. From this marriage he has a daughter Muqqaddas (مقدس). Muqqadas worked as a child star in the horror drama Haqeeqat aired in the late 1990’s.

Here is a clipping from the drama Haqeeqat, featuring Muqqaddas the daughter of Humayun Qureshi

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ga918

Naveed Akbar Butt (نویداکبر بٹ)
Naveed Akbar Butt is a film producer from Lahore. Naveed Butt is the second husband of Sangeeta. In early 1990’s Sangeeta took a break from film direction. She returned into films direction with Khilona in 1998 which was produced by Naveed Butt. From 1998 onwards Naveed Butt also financed many other films of Sangeeta.

Raza Ali Rzivi (رضا علی رضوی)
Raza Ali Rizvi is the son of Syed Tayyab Hussain Rizvi and Mehtab Bano. Raza Ali Rizvi also participated in the film making as film producer. Few of the films of PNR productions have his name as the producer. Raza Ali Rizvi migrated to USA in late 1980’s and still resides there with his family.

Nasreen Rizvi (نسرین رضوی) as known as Kaveeta (کویتا)
Nasreen Rizvi is the younger daguther of Tayyab Rizvi and Mehtab Bano. She started her filmi career in mid 1970’s with the name Kaveeta. She played the leading roles in the films produced by her home production i.e. PNR productions like Society Girl, Ishq Ishq, Thori Si Bewafayee, Aaj Aur Abhi, Teray Meray Sapnay, Mohabbat Aur Mehengai, Yeh Kaisay Hua

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Kaveeta is also known for her tall slim figure. In 1970’s the leading heroines were healthy, and Kaveeta was the only one different from others in this aspect. Kavita worked in about 70 films. Her last film was released in early 1990’s, after which she married a businessman and migrated to USA. She seldom appeared afterwards in media.

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Kaveeta

Hinna Rizvi (حنا رضوی)
Hinna Rizvi is the youngest daguther of Tayyab Rizvi and Mehtab Bano. Born in 1970’s she is much younger then her elder siblings Sangeeta, Raza and Kavita. Hinna Rizvi has also acted in films and television dramas in supporting roles. She is still active in acting and regularly works in the television dramas. Hinna’s last film was Halla Gulla (2015) in which she appreared in a supporting role.

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Hinna Rizvi

Jiah Khan (جیہ خان)

Jiah Khan (real name Nafisa Khan) is the niece of Sangeeta, Kaveeta and Hinna Rizvi. She is the daughter of Raza Ali Rizvi. Raza Ali Rizvi married a British Indian lady Rabia Amin Khan in 1980’s. The marriage was not much successful and Jiah stayed with her mother. Born in 1988 Jiah later worked in few Bollywood films. She died in mysterious circumstances in 2013 in India.

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Jiah Khan

So it concludes the details of the family of Syed Tayyab Hussain Rizvi whose family invested their energies towards entertainment industry of Pakistan.

Thanks for your time.

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Sheharyar Zaidi

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Sheharyar Zaidi, a well known artist in the current age of drama. Sheharyar is a popular choice for Father roles in dramas. Apart from Sheharyar many of his family members have also been active part of media industry in various disciplines.

Sheharyar Zaidi
Sheharyar Zaidis family basically belongs to Uttar Pradesh, India and migrated to Pakistan after the partition in 1947. Sheharyar has studied from National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore and started his media career as an active singer and actor. His spouse is Nayyara Noor a famous singer, who also studied from National College of Arts Lahore.

In 1970’s he regularly appeared as a singer on PTV, like he provided vocals for a famous television program Such Gupp with his spouse Nayyara Noor (a famous singer). Throughout 1980s he actively partnered with Nayyara Noor to release various music albums as well. However he was not active on small screen (television) in the same duration.

It was only after the arrival of private satellite channels in 2000’s that he pursued acting and performed few memorable roles like the role of Chaudhary Saab opposite Bushra Ansari in famous “Kis Ki Aayegi Baraat” series.

Apart from Sheharyar, two of his sisters were also active on television as news readers in 1970s and 80s. Sheharyar and Nayyara have two sons who are also active in music industry. The family resides in Karachi.

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Yasmeen Waasti
Yasmeen Waasti is the sister of Sheharyar Zaidi and was a famous news reader of PTV in 1980s. Mostly Yasmeen Waasti used to read Business News (Tijaarti Khabrain) which were aired on PTV after Khabrnama at 9 pm.

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Yasmeen Waasti

Arjumand Shaheen
Arjumand Shaheen is the sister of Sheharyar Zaidi and was a famous news reader of PTV in 1980s. Back then Arjumand Shaheen was a well known news reader almost daily reading News in Khabrnama at 9 pm.

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Arjumand Shaheen

Syed Shahnawaz Zaidi
Syed Shahnawaz Zaidi is the brother of Shehryar Zaidi. By profession Syed Shahnawaz Zaidi has served at various positions in the Fine Arts department of Punjab University including the Principle of College of Fine Arts of Punjab University. Syed Shahawaz Zaidi also occasionally acted in few dramas of PTV Lahore center in 1980’s.

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Nayyara Noor
Nayyara Noor is the spouse of Sheharyar Zaidi and a leading singer of our country. Nayyara’s family belongs to Assam, India and migrated to Pakistan after partition in 1947. Nayyara is also a graduate of National College of Arts, Lahore. Nayyara started her singing career in 1970’s and continued singing till late 1990’s. Nayyara provided vocals for many Urdu films mostly working with musicians Robin Ghosh and M. Ashraf. Nayyara was a popular choice for background scores (OST) of dramas in 1980s and 1990s. She is no more active in music and seldom appears on mainstream media.

One of the first famous OST of a PTV drama was in the voice of Nayyara, Kabhi Hum Bhi khubsurat Thay for drama Teesra Kinara.

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The few couplets of Faiz Ahmed Faiz by Nayyara Noor for the drama Dhoop Kinare are considered classic.

In films Nayyara Noor also provided many hits

 

Sheharyar Zaidi and Nayyara Noor have two sons Nad-e-Ali Zaidi and Jaffar Zaidi who are also active in the field of music.

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Nayyara Noor

Syed Naad-e-Ali Zaidi
Syed Naad-e-Ali Zaidi is the elder son of Sheharyar Zaidi and Nayyara Noor. He is a solo singer and to-date also released few singles. Syed Naad-e-Ali Zaidi’s spouse Sana Tariq is also a famous news reader and anchor. They got married in 2010.

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Dr. Sana Tariq, Syed Naad-e-Ali Zaidi

Here is a single track Barkha of Naad-e-Ali Zaidi

Dr. Sana Tariq
Dr. Sana Tariq, is the spouse of Naad-e-Ali Zaidi and also a famous anchor and news reader. She hosted various morning shows as well read news on Geo TV. After marriage with Naad-e-Ali, Sana quit hosting. By profession Sana is a doctor.

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Sana Tariq

Jaffar Zaidi
Jaffar Zaidi is the younger son of Sheharyar Zaidi and Nayyara Noor. Jaffar is part of Kaavish band as a singer. He also participated in various seasons of Coke Studio as a singer and composer. A famous song of Kaavish is Nindiya Re.

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Jaffar Zaidi

Lastly few duet and solo in the voices of Nayyara Noor and Sheryar Zaidi recorded for PTV program Such Gupp in 1970’s. Composer is Arshad Mehmood.

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Saqib Sheikh

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Saqib Sheikh has passed away few weeks ago. Saqib Sheikh has worked across various mediums from radio, theater to radio and films in supporting roles. There is a long artists, who have never worked in a lead role and kept on playing supporting roles, yet they are admired for their contributions. In Pakistan we have many such remarkable artists like Qavi Khan, Mehmood Ali, Jamshed Ansari, Samina Ahmed, Zaheen Tahira, Badar Khalil, Subhani Bayounas, Akbar Subhani to name a few.

Saqib Sheikh also belongs to the same category, he never appeared in a leading role and appeared in the supporting roles in career spawning over five decades.

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Saqib Sheikh
Saqib Sheikh belongs from Karachi. He worked on radio and theatre, and rose to prominence from a side role in the evergreen PTV Play Khuda Ki Basti in 1970’s. Through out 1970’s, 1980’s and 1990’s Saqib worked in many television dramas. Another notable appearance was in drama Tappish in 1989. Since mid 90’s Saqib worked in few projects that too after a considerable gap. His last prominent projects were Meri Laadli on ARY and Zeeros on Hum Tv.

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Saqib Sheikh in Khuda Ki Basti in 1970s

Saqib’s kids have also acted in various dramas. His daughter was a prominent child artist in late 1980s to mid 1990s but never pursued acting as a career afterwards. However one of his son and daughter in law are quite famous.

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Saqib Sheikh with Aarzoo, in a PTV Drama of 1989s

Ayesha Saqib
Ayesha Saqib is the only daughter of Saqib Sheikh. She worked as child artist in few plays of PTV. Like in Tappish in 1989, she was the younger sister of Jamal Shah. In Nijaat in 1993, she played the role of younger sister of Huma Nawab, who ends up being the victim of underage marriage. Ayesha Saqib also appeared in few episodes of drama series Pas-e-Aina in late 1990’s in teenage roles. However she never pursued acting as a full time profession.

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Ayesha Saqib in PTV’s Play Nijaat in 1990s
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Huma Nawab, Ayesha Saqib

Salman Saqib (Maani)
Salman Saqib as known as Maani is the son of Saqib Sheikh. Maani is a famous host, and mostly acted in comic roles in sitcoms. As an artist, Salman has earned more fame then his other family members i.e. his father and sister. Salman has graduated from National College of Arts Lahore. His first major appearance was in the sitcom College Jeans in early 2000’s. Since then Maani has worked in many sitcoms apart from hosting various shows.

Maani is married to Hira who is also a host and actor. The couple have two sons Muzzamil and Muddassir.

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Maani and Hira

Hira Salman
Hira is the spouse of Salman Saqib (Maani) and daughter in law of Saqib Sheikh. A talkative lady, Hira has co-hosted many shows with Maani on various channels. Hira has also acted in sitcoms and drama serials mostly with Maani.

Muzzamil Salman
Muzzamil is the elder son of Hira and Maani and grandson of Saqib Sheik. Muzzamil has appeared in few sitcoms as a child artist mostly with his parents i.e. Hira and Maani.

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Maani, Muzzamil, Hira

So it sums up the family of Saqib Sheikh.

Thanks for reading.

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Hameed Akhtar

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Hameed Akhtar (late) was a famous journalist and writer. This article covers the family members of Hameed Akhtar.

Hameed Akhtar
Hameed Akhtar was born in Ludhiana, Punjab, British India in 1924. A progressive leftist (communist), he migrated to Pakistan after he independence. He was a close friend of famous Urdu poet Saahir Ludhianwi, who also migrated to Pakistan. Back then in 1950’s and 1960’s it was quite hard time for anyone being communist. So Hameed Akhtar was also arrested and served jailed for 2 years in 1950’s due to his communist views. While Saahir Ludhianwi returned to India to escape the arrest, Hameed Akhtar lived in Pakistan despite facing hardships.

Apart from writing for papers, he also made two films Sukh Ka Sapna in 1962 was based on an Australian novel, Parayee Aag in 1971 was based on an Urdu novel by Hameed Jabeen. Produced by his spouse Saadia Hameed, both the films proved unsuccessful.

Due to his views he also faced restrictions and faced financial hardships. Till his death he was not able to make even a house of his own and lived at her elder daughter Saba’s residence in Lahore.

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Hameed Akhtar

Hameed Akhtar passed away in 2011 at the age of 87. He also wrote his biography.

Hameed Akhtar was married to Saadia Hameed, the couple has five kids, four daughters and one son namely Saba, Huma, Bushra, Lalarukh and Umair. Three of his daughters are artists and worked on television. In the late 1970’s PTV banned the daughters of Hameed Akhtar briefly (ten months) under the government of General Ziaul Haq.

Saadia Hameed
Saadia Hameed is the spouse of Hameed Akhtar. Saadia Hameed produced two Urdu films. Sukh Ka Sapna in 1962 was based on an Australian novel, Parayee Aag in 1971 was based on an Urdu novel by Hameed Jabeen.

The music of Prayee Aag is quite famous composed by Khawajah Khursheed Anwar. Here is a famous song of Mehdi Hassan, Ae Shaam Gham Bata, Lyrics by Habib Jaalib

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtBTfzHXxoY

Saba Hameed
Saba Hameed is the elder daughter of Hameed Akhtar and also the most famous one. A graduate of NCA Lahore, Saba started her acting career in late 1970’s from PTV Lahore center. She rose to fame in 1980’s with the character of Neeli in the drama Saahil. Since then Saba has worked in many television plays and serials. She also regularly worked on commercial theater at Alhamra, Lahore in 1980’s and early 1990’s.

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Saadia Hameed, Meesha Shafi, Saba Hameed

Saba Hameed married Syed Parvez Shafi a journalist in 1980’s and continued acting after the marriage. From this unsuccessful marriage Saba has two kids Faaris Shafi (son) and Meesha Shafi (daughter). In 1990’s Saba Hameed also briefly married famous artist Waseem Abbas.

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Huma Hameed , Saba Hameed

Huma Hameed: is the second daughter of Hameed Akhtar. Though younger than Saba, Huma started her acting career before Saba in late 1970’s. Huma mostly worked in drama series and tele plays. After getting married in mid 1980’s she quit acting and moved to Canad. Huma Hameed made a comeback in acting from the drama ‘Ainie Ki Aayegi Baraat’ on Geo Tv and now seldom appears in dramas.

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Huma Hameed, Saba Hameed

Lalarukh Hameed: is the third daughter of Hameed Akhtar who worked briefly on television in 1980’s. She appeared in PTV play ‘Hazaron Rastay’ in 1986. She quit acting after marriage and now resides in Canada.

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Lalarukh Hameed

Meesha Shafi
Meesha Shafi is the daughter of Saba Hameed and grand daughter of Hameed Akhtar. Meesha has acted in few plays, but is more famous due to her singing. These days she is more active in singing.

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Meesha Shafi

Faaris Shafi
Faaris Shafi is the son of Saba Hameed and grand son of Hameed Akhtar. Faaris has acted in few plays and also released few songs in his voice.

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Faaris Shafi

Thanks for reading and do share your thoughts on the Hameed Akhtar family.

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Aqleem Akhtar Rani

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Aqleem Akhtar (اقلیم اختر) is one of the forgotten characters in the history of Pakistan. She was a power broker and had access to the power corridors of Pakistani decision makers from 1960’s to early 1970’s. Especially from March 1969 to December 1971, she was considered one of the most powerful lady in Pakistan politics without serving at any key position.

Why Aqleem AKhtar is being discussed on this showbiz portal, the reason is few of her family members later excelled in the showbiz. This article discusses all the famous persons related to the family of Aqleem Akhtar. Two names in this article i.e. Tariq Mairaj and Naseem Tariq are no more related to this family, but their names are mentioned for reference only.

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Aqleem Akhtar Raani

Aqleem Akhtar
Aqleem Akhtar was from the city of Gujarat, Punjab. She was married to a Police officer and the couple has six kids. The marriage ended in divorce in early 1960’s due to disagreement between this couple. After the divorce, Aqleem Akhtar started a social club arranging dance parties from her apartment in the Rawalpindi with her nickname Raani. Her social club was regularly frequented by top government officials from military and bureacracry and thus she get acquaintance with officials serving on the key posts. During one such meeting around 1967 Aqleem Akhtar got introduced to General Yahya Khan, the then Commander Inchief of Paksitan Army. General Yahya Khan is famous as a drinker and womanizer and thus was a regular part of social gatherings in Rawalpindi.

Both Aqleem Akhtar (Raani) and General Yahya became good friends. It is said that Aqleem Akhtar Raani also introduced the General Yahya Khan to many other ladies than active in the social circles. Their friendship and association has been discussed widely in the Pakistani and International press. In 1960’s Pakistan was ruled by the military dictator General Ayub Khan who faced a violent agitation movement in 1968 and 1969 by the leftist student and labour organizations. As a result of this agitation, General Ayub Khan resigned in March 1969 and the Commander In-chief of Pakistan Army General Yahya Khan imposed the martial law in Pakistan. With the martial law of 1969, General Yahya Khan became the president of Pakistan as well and announced general elections in 1970.

Aqleem Akhtar Raani became the closest friend of General Yahya Khan suddenly gained importance. Due to her closeness with the General, she was being called as General Raani in the press, an identity which over shadowed her actual name Aqleem Akhtar. It was famous that Aqleem Akhtar Raani or General Raani can influence the decision of the President General Yahya Khan on politics and key political matters. With such reputation, Aqleem Akhtar Raani gained the status of a power broker. She was regular visited by politician, officials (civil or military), businessmen who want favor from the Yahya Khan regime. One such famous name is Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto who later also served as the President and the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Being active in politics Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto also targetted the association of Aqleem Akhtar Raani and Yahya Khan in his electoral movement, and thus the name of General Raani gained popularity with the commoners as well. After the election of 1970, Sheikh Mujeebur Rehman from East Pakistan got the absolute majority in the parliament, however Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto the head of the second largest party from West Pakistan refused to attend the parliament due to reservation on the manifesto of Sheikh Mujeebur Rehman. Unable to resolve the differences, in March 1971, the president Yahya Khan cancelled the parliament session a decision which resulted in a violent uprising in East Pakistan. The uprsising ended in the war of December 1971 and East Pakistan eventually became an independant country of Bangladesh. Badly defeated General Yahya Khan left the presidency and handed over the powers to Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto.With General Yahya the role of Aqleem Akhtar Raani as a power borker in Pakistani politics also ended forever.

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General Yahya Khan

In 1970’s under the Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto government, General Raani was widely targetted in the press especially in the Urdu Daily Musawaat, run by the ruling party i.e. Pakistan Peoples Party. She was accused of being part of the 1971 defeat with General Yahya. She was also put under house arrest for much of the Bhutto government until 1977 when Bhutto was overthrown by General Ziaul Haq. Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto also setup a fact finding commission known as Hamudur Rehman commission on the 1971 war. The report of the Hamudur Rehman commission was not made public until 2001, which has widely discussed the association of General Yahya and Aqleem Akhtar Raani. The association of General Yahya and Aqleem Akhtar Raani can be considered as a dark part of our history.

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Aqleem Akhtar

In 1977 General Ziaul Haq came in to power by over throwing Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and it also ended the difficult time for Aqleem Akhtar Raani. She gradually disappeared from the print media. In 1981, General Yahya Khan also passed away. Aqleem Akhtar Raani again became a subject of the press due to her involvement in a drugs smuggling case in 1980’s. But like no other charges proven on her previously this case also ended eventually.

Since 1980’s till her death in 2002 Aqleem Akhtar Raani or General Raani spent a quiet life at her home town Gujrat. She is mentioned in memoirs of many military and civil officials who have worked with General Yahya Khan. Interestingly a Punjabi film loosely based on her character was also produced in Lahore in 1990’s named Madam Raani. Anjuman, the most successful artist of the Punjabi cinema played the role of Madam Raani (General Raani).

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Anjuman in the film Madam Raani, the film was loosely based on Aqleem Akhtar Raani or General Raani

Though largely forgotten, every year in December when on the 16th December, on the anniversary of the 1971 war the name of General Raani does appear in press and media.

The legacy of General Raani is not ended with her death. Her next generation also got fame in different fields of life.

Aroosa Alam
Aroosa Alam is the daughter of Aqleem Akhtar one of the six kids she had from her marriage with a police officer. Aroosa Alam married a civil officer. Aroosa also started her journalism career and is a prominent journalist working in English newspapers.

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Aroosa Alam

In mid 2000, Aroosa Alam became the subject of Indian media over her association to Captain Amrinder Singh a prominent sikh politican from the Indian state of Punjab who also served as the Chief Minister of Punjab. Aroosa has denied all such news and maintained the stance that she is only a good friend of Captain Amrinder Singh. As per journalist Hamid Mir, since 2004, Aroosa Alam mostly stays in India instead of Pakistan. Aroosa Alam’s son Fakhre Alam gained fame in the field of showbiz.

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Capt. Amarinder Singh and Aroosa Alam

Fakhre Alam
Fakhre Alam is the son of Aroosa Alam and the grandson of Aqleem Akhtar. Fakhre Alam recieved his education from the United States and there he developed an interest in the rap music. In early 1990’s he released his urdu album consisting of rap music. The album became successful and his song rap bhangra became widely popular. Fakhre Alam also hosted various programs. He also ventured into acting and worked in the film Very Good Dunya Very Bad Log in 1998 opposite Resham. VGDVBL was an average hit and failed to establish the acting career of Fakhre Alam. By late 1990’s his singing career also ended, as the short lived rap style of singing also faded. He also worked in another film No Paisa No Problem in 2001 which proved unsuccessful at the Box office.

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Fakhre Alam

Fakhre Alam continued hosting of the various shows and was a regular entry in the shows hosted in the presidency during the Musharraf regime till 2008. In 2012 he was appointed the chairmen of Sindh Board for Film Certification (SBFC) and is still serving on this post. He occasionally also works as a sports host for the sports channel Ten Sports.

Fakhre Alam married twice. Her first marriage in 1998 or 1999 with a lady named Nadia ended within two years. His second marriage was with Hina Mairaj who is the daughter of the famous Pakistan Television director and producer Tariq Mairaj. Both Fakhre Alam and Hina Mairaj also separated ways. Now Fakhre Alam is married to an Arab lady and has three kids from this third marriage.

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Fakhre Alam, Hina Tariq Mairaj

Tariq Mairaj
Tariq Mairaj is a famous director and producer of Pakistan television serving at Islamabad center. He direced many famous television dramas. Bandhan in 1998 is his most famous drama from PTV Islamabad centre. Tariq Mairaj is the father of Hina Mairaj and was thus father in law of Fakhre Alam.

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Tariq Mairaj

Naseem Tariq
Naseem Tariq is the wife of Tariq Mairaj. Naseem Tariq is a prominent news caster of Pakistan in 1990’s and 2000’s. She regularly appeared at the 9 PM news bulletin called khabarnama at PTV. Naseem Tariq is the mother of Hina Mairaj and was mother in law of Fakhre Alam.

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Naseem Tariq

Apart from Aroosa Alam and Fakhre Alam, another grandson of Aqleem Akhtar also gained fame in showbiz.

Naureen Sami Khan – Arshad Sami Khan
Naureen Sami Khan is the niece (sister’s daughter) of the Aqleem Akhtar. In relation Aqleem Akhtar is the khala of Naureen Sami Khan. Unlke her khala Aqleem Akhtar, it is said that Naureen Sami Khan is an Indian citizen with British nationality. Naureen Sami Khan was married to Arshad Sami Khan who served in Pakistani Air Force and also participated in the 1965 and 1971 wars with India as a fighter pilot. After leaving the air force Arshad Sami Khan also served at key positions in Pakistan foreign office as well as ADC to three Pakistani presidents. Arshad Sami Khan served as ambassador in fourteen different countries from 1970’s till his retirement in 1990’s. As per the journalist Hamid Mir he was diagnosed with cancer in 1989, and his expensive treatment was financed by Pakistani government on the public funds or tax payers money. Arshad Sami Khan and Naureen Sami Khan settled in India and passed away in 2009.

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Arshad Sami Khan

One son of Naureen Sami and Arshad Sami Khan actively pursued music which is Adnan Sami Khan.

Adnan Sami Khan
Adnan Sami Khan is the son of the Naureen Sami Khan and Arshad Sami Khan. In relation he is also a grandson of Aqleem Akhtar, where Aroosa Alam is his khala and Fakhre Alam is his second cousin.

Adnan Sami Khan is brought up in Europe where Arshad Sami Khan was serving as ambassador of Pakistan. Adnan Sami Khan has an interest in music and he returned to Pakistan in late 1980’s. In 1989 he started a music program Behta Darya on the state run Pakistan Television (PTV) from Islamabad center. It is common in Pakistan that persons of influential families waste tax payers money, in the name of showcasing their talent. Behta Darya was not much successful. Adnan released his first music album Raag Time in 1991 which recieved moderate success. He also secured a commercial contract with the Coca Cola. In 1992 during a television show he announced he is leaving Pakistan. However he was again in the news when famous film director Syed Noor signed him for his film Sargam. Adnan Sami Khan composed the music as well acted in this film with Zeba Bakhtyar in the opposite lead. Both Adnan and Zeba got married during the shooting of Sargam. Sargam was released in 1995, though praised by critics it was not commercially much successful. The success of the music of Sargam bring Adnan Sami Khan in the limelight. After Sargam, Adnan Sami Khan and Zeba Bakhyar signed another film Mausam to be produced by SB Hussain (Late). By then both Zeba and Adnan had a son Azaan Sami Khan.

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Adnan Sami Khan, Arshad Sami Khan, Azan Sami Khan

Around 1997-98 Adnan Sami Khan composed the music of Mausam in London with Indian signer Asha Bhosle. In the meanwhile his marriage with Zeba Bakhtyar ended. Their breakup made headlines when Zeba filed a kidnap case against Adnan Sami Khan, who kidnapped his own son Azaan and fled to Canada. After the intervention of then Home Minister Ch. Shujaat Hussain, the case was resolved Azaan Sami Khan along with Adnan Sami Khan was brought back to Pakistan, where Azaan was handed over to his mother Zeba Bakhtyar.

Adnan released the music of film Mausam in 1998, though he did not own the rights of the music but the album was not much successful. The album has songs like Kabhi To Nazar Milao, Mujh Ko Bhi To Lift Kara De. In 2000 he moved to India and re-released the album of Mausam, with the name Kabhi To Nazar Milao and it proved a massive hit in the Indian market. We Pakistani have a strange habit, many times we do not acknowledge our own artists, but when the same artist gets recognition in India or west we suddenly remember how valuable the artist is for Pakistan. It happened in the case of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and similar to this Adnan Sami Khan also became very popular. The same album of Mausam which proved unsuccessful in 1998, became a superhit one in Pakistan once it is endorsed by the Indian audience as Kabhi To Nazar Milao.

Adnan Sami Khan prolonged his stay in India and composed music for few Bollywood films as well. He made the headlines again when he filed for Indian citizenship. His first request was rejected, and he filed the second request in 2015. The second request was accepted by the Indian government and on 1st January 2016 he was granted the Indian citizenship after surrendering his Pakistani passport.

So it ends a quite lengthy description about Aqleem Akhtar and the other famous names directly or indirectly related to her.

Thanks for your time.

Reference: http://jang.com.pk/jang/jan2016-daily/04-01-2016/col4.htm

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Ahmed Bashir (Father of Bushra Ansari)

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Ahmed Bashir was a famous writer, journalist and intellectual of our country. Ahmed Bashir was a progressive writer; he faced hardships for his writing and thinking during martial law of general Zia in 1980’s. In those days he even wrote in newspapers under some ghost name to avoid censorship and ban by government.

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Ahmed Bashir (Late)

Ahmed Bashir has written many books and used to regularly write columns in newspapers. He received training of film making from UK and produced/directed one film Neela Parbat in 1969 starring Taalish, Husna and Mohammad Ali. Neela Parbat was written by famous Urdu writer Mumtaz Mufti. Neela Parbat is considered one of the few art films made in Pakistan and it was also second Adult Only (18+) film of Pakistan due to its sensitive and unconventional storyline in which an elder man (Taalish) falls in love with her adapted daughter (Husnaa), whereas Husna was in love with son of Taalish (Muhammad Ali). The film was a bold experiment by Ahmed Bashir and made well ahead of its time.  Neela Parbat failed at box office and Ahmed Bashir never made any other film.

Poster of Neela Parbat, starring Muhammad Ali and Husna
Poster of Neela Parbat, starring Muhammad Ali and Husna

Ahmed Bashir passed away in 2004. For current generation Ahmed Bashir maybe an unknown name, and he is more known due to his talented daughters the famous one of which is Bushra Bashir now Bushra Ansari. Ahmed Bashir was married to Mehmooda Bashir and they had four daughters and one son, his son lives in United States while all her four daughters are in Pakistan in the field of arts and literature.

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Mehmooda Bashir (Wife of Ahmed Bashir)

Here are details of famous members of Ahmed Bashir Family

Parveen Aatif: is sister of Ahmed Bashir, she is a columnist and fiction writer in Urdu and Punjabi. Parveen Atif has also written few dramas on PTV. She also produced one drama in which Humera Arshad (singer) appeared in leading role for the first and last time.

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Parveen Aatif (Sister of Ahmed Bashir)

Neelum Ahmed Bashir: is the eldest daughter of Ahmed Bashir. She is a fiction writer and poet, she writes in Urdu and Punjabi.

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Neelum Ahmed Bashir

Sumbal Shahid: is the second eldest daughter of Ahmed Bashir, she is a singer and actor. She has also hosted famous show Golden girls on Geo television. Sumbal has appeared in numerous serials in supporting roles like Takay ki aayegee barat. Though a talented artist, sumbal appeared on screen quite late. Sumbal is married to a military officer and has two sons.

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Sumbal Shahid

Bushra Ansari: is third daughter of Ahmed Bashir and is most famous of all. She started her career from Kaliyan a famous puppet show on PTV, Uncle Sargam fame. She is famous for doing comedy roles, but has equally proved herself capable of doing tragic and serious roles. She is also a  fine singer. Bushra has also written some dramas like ‘Meray Dard Ko Jo Zuban Milay’ on Hum TV and ‘Neeli Dhoop’ for PTV. Bushra Ansari is married to Iqbal Ansari who was director in PTV; he is now a director in Geo Tv. Bushra Ansari has two daughters Nariman Ansari and Meera Ansari.

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Bushra Ansari with her elder daughter Nariman Ansari

Asma Abbas: is also an actor and singer. She is the youngest daughter of Ahmed Bashir. She was seen on PTV in program kaliyan and also in famous parody of ‘Haye Meri Angoothiyan’ as ‘Malika Pukhraaj’ (and Bushra Ansari as Tahira Syed) on PTV in 1984. After which Asma took a long break and returned to acting in early 2000’s Famous serials of Asma are ‘Akbari Asghari’, ‘Saari Bhool Hamari Thee’, ‘Man Ke Moti’. Asma is also married and has two sons and one daughter.

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Bushra Ansari and Asma Abbas performing ‘Haye Meri Angoothian’

Iqbal Ansari: is husband of Bushra Ansari. He was a producer/director in PTV. Iqbal Ansari has produced many remarkable plays on PTV like Karawaan and Ajayeb Khana.

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Iqbal Ansari
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Iqbal Ansari and Bushra Ansari

Nariman Ansari: is elder daughter of Bushra Ansari and Iqbal Ansari. She worked as a director for TV. Her famous play as director was tele-film ‘Neeli Dhoop’ on PTV which was also first play written by Bushra Ansari.

Meera Ansari: is younger daughter of Bushra Ansari and Iqbal Ansari, she has done modeling and appeared in various commercials of some big brands, like Pampers, Head and Shoulders, Pert Plus, Olpers

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Meera Ansari
Bushra Ansari with her daughter Meera and sisters Asma Abbas and Sumbal
Sumbul Shahid, Bushra Ansari, Meera Ansari and Asma Abbas

Shahood Alvi: can also be added in the list. He is a relative of Iqbal Ansari. Shahood is a top performer and has appeared in many dramas on TV.

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Shahood Alvi

On ending note, here is a Punjabi poem by Neelum Ahmed Bashir a satire on current political situation

 

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Do share your thoughts.

Thanks.

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Ahmed Bashir

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Ahmed Bashir was a famous writer, journalist and intellectual of our country. Ahmed Bashir was a progressive writer; he faced hardships for his writing and thinking during martial law of general Zia in 1980’s. In those days he even wrote in newspapers under some ghost name to avoid censorship and ban by government.

Ahmed Bashir
Ahmed Bashir (Late)

Ahmed Bashir has written many books and used to regularly write columns in newspapers. He received training of film making from UK and produced/directed one film Neela Parbat in 1969 starring Taalish, Husna and Mohammad Ali. Neela Parbat was written by famous Urdu writer Mumtaz Mufti. Neela Parbat is considered one of the few art films made in Pakistan and it was also second Adult Only (18+) film of Pakistan due to its sensitive and unconventional storyline in which an elder man (Taalish) falls in love with her adapted daughter (Husnaa), whereas Husna was in love with son of Taalish (Muhammad Ali). The film was a bold experiment by Ahmed Bashir and made well ahead of its time.  Neela Parbat failed at box office and Ahmed Bashir never made any other film afterwards.

Poster of Neela Parbat, starring Muhammad Ali and Husna
Poster of Neela Parbat, starring Muhammad Ali and Husna

Ahmed Bashir passed away in 2004. For current generation Ahmed Bashir maybe an unknown name, and he is more known due to his talented daughters the famous one of which is Bushra Bashir (now Bushra Ansari). Ahmed Bashir was married to Mehmooda Bashir and they had four daughters and one son, his son lives in United States while all her four daughters are active in the field of arts and literature.

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Mehmooda Bashir (Wife of Ahmed Bashir)

Here are details of famous members of Ahmed Bashir Family

Parveen Aatif: is sister of Ahmed Bashir, she is a columnist and fiction writer in Urdu and Punjabi. Parveen Atif has also written few dramas on PTV. She also produced one drama in which Humera Arshad (singer) appeared in leading role for the first and last time. Parveen Aatif was married to Brigadier Maznsoor Hussain Atif who is a famous hockey player of Pakistan. The couple has two sons and one daughter.

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Parveen Aatif (Sister of Ahmed Bashir)

Brigadier Manzoor Hussain Atif: is the husband of Parveen Atif and brother in law of Ahmed Bashir. Brigadier Atif served in army and later played hockey for Pakistan. Brigadier Atif was part of Pakistani hockey team in the Olympics in 1952, 1956, 1960, 1964. Brigadier Atif passed away in 2008 aged 80. Brigadier Atif also served in Pakistan Hockey Federation as an administrator for a considerable time.

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Brigadier Manzoor Hussain Atif (Late)

Neelum Ahmed Bashir: is the eldest daughter of Ahmed Bashir. She is a fiction writer and poet, she writes in Urdu and Punjabi. Neelum mostly resides in USA where all her three kids are living.

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Neelum Ahmed Bashir

Sumbal Shahid: is the second eldest daughter of Ahmed Bashir, she is a singer and actor. She has also hosted famous show Golden girls on Geo television. Sumbal has appeared in numerous serials in supporting roles like Takay ki aayegee barat. Though a talented artist, sumbal appeared on screen quite late. Sumbal is married to a military officer and has two sons.

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Sumbal Shahid

Bushra Ansari: is third daughter of Ahmed Bashir and is most famous of all. She started her career from Kaliyan a famous puppet show on PTV, Uncle Sargam fame. She is famous for doing comedy roles, but has equally proved herself capable of doing tragic and serious roles. She is also a  fine singer. Bushra has also written some dramas like ‘Meray Dard Ko Jo Zuban Milay’ on Hum TV and ‘Neeli Dhoop‘ for PTV. Bushra Ansari is married to Iqbal Ansari who was director in PTV; he is now a director in Geo Tv. Bushra Ansari has two daughters Nariman Ansari and Meera Ansari.

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Bushra Ansari with her elder daughter Nariman Ansari

Asma Abbas: is also an actor and singer. She is the youngest daughter of Ahmed Bashir. She was seen on PTV in program kaliyan and also in famous parody of ‘Haye Meri Angoothiyan’ as ‘Malika Pukhraaj’ (and Bushra Ansari as Tahira Syed) on PTV in 1984. After which Asma took a long break and returned to acting in early 2000’s Famous serials of Asma are ‘Akbari Asghari’, ‘Saari Bhool Hamari Thee’, ‘Mann Ke Moti’. Asma is also married and has two sons and one daughter.

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Asma Abbas
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Bushra Ansari and Asma Abbas performing ‘Haye Meri Angoothian’

Iqbal Ansari: is husband of Bushra Ansari. He was a producer/director in PTV. Iqbal Ansari has produced many remarkable plays on PTV like Karawaan and Ajayeb Khana.

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Iqbal Ansari
Bushra and Iqbal Ansari
Iqbal Ansari and Bushra Ansari

Nariman Ansari: is elder daughter of Bushra Ansari and Iqbal Ansari. She worked as a director for TV. Her famous play as director was tele-film ‘Neeli Dhoop’ on PTV which was also first play written by Bushra Ansari.

Meera Ansari: is younger daughter of Bushra Ansari and Iqbal Ansari, she has done modeling and appeared in various commercials of some big brands, like Pampers, Head and Shoulders, Pert Plus, Olpers

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Meera Ansari
Bushra Ansari with her daughter Meera and sisters Asma Abbas and Sumbal
Sumbul Shahid, Bushra Ansari, Meera Ansari and Asma Abbas

Shahood Alvi: can also be added in the list. He is a relative of Iqbal Ansari. Shahood is a top performer and has appeared in many dramas on TV.

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Shahood Alvi

On ending note, here is a Punjabi poem by Neelum Ahmed Bashir a satire on current political situation

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Do share your thoughts.

Thanks for reading.

Rashid Nazir Ali

Family of Abid Ali – Complete Information

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Abid Ali was a legend and an asset for our country having vast experience of working in different mediums of acting theater, film and television. Abid Ali played many memorable roles and directed/produced worth remembering dramas in a career spawning over four decades. Like Abid, his talented family members are also active as artists.
Abid Ali
Abid Ali is born and raised in Quetta, capital of Balochistan province, though he got fame from dramas of PTV Lahore centre. Abid started his career from Radio Quetta in early 1970’s, which was the sole media opportunity in then small town of Quetta. Pakistan television Quetta center was inaugurated in 1974, but before that Abid had migrated to Lahore the cultural center of Pakistan. Abid’s first famous play was Jhok Sayal in 1973-74 from PTV Lahore centre. In Jhok Sayal Abid was paired with Humera Chaudhry. Humera Chaudhry was a new face at that time, who also provided vocals for few songs in films of that era.
After Jhok Sayal, Abid starred in numerous mega serials of PTV Lahore center like Waaris (1978-79), Hazaron Rastay (1985-86), Piyaas (1987), Suraj Kay Saath Saath (1987), Khawahish (1990) and many others. Abid Ali also worked in many films in supporting and side roles throughout 1980’s and 1990’s.
In 1989, television entered a new era when first private terrestrial channel NTM (Network Television Marketing) was launched thus ending monopoly of PTV over television transmission. NTM  encouraged many independent producers to make dramas which introduced television audience to new subjects which otherwise were restricted on PTV. Abid Ali is a prominent name, who invested in infant private drama productions to strengthen its future. Abid produced many successful dramas like Dooriyan(1991), Dasht(1994), Doosra Aasman (1997),Pinjra (1999), Hawa Pe Raqs (2002) most of which were successful. Abid Ali experimented with new subjects and ideas in all these dramas. Dooriyan was based on a novel of Sidney Sheldon, Dasht was the story of a tribal environment in Balochistan, while Doosra Aasman was first Pakistani drama shot in UAE, which was based on Pakistani expatriates in UAE. Similarly Hawa Pe Raqs was story covering the circus workers. Abid also introduced many new faces through his productions like Atiqa Odho, Asad Malik in Dasht, Nida Mumtaz in Dooriyan, Iman Ali, Zeeshan Sikandar in Pinjra and Moammer Rana in Hawa Pe Raqs. Abid also starred in all these dramas in character roles performing memorable roles of his career.
In early 2000 a new era of private satellite channels started, which provided vast opportunities to television professionals. Abid Ali continued production but unlike 1990’s now he mostly produced commercial stuff mainly soap dramas. Abid Ali partnered another television artist named Syed Mukhtar for the production house Gold Bridge Media. Their production house produced many soaps and serials the most famous of which was Maasi Aur Malika on Geo TV.
Abid Ali married Humera Chaudhry in mid 1970’s after success of their drama Jhok Sayal. The couple has three daughters Maryam Ali, Iman Ali and Rehma Ali. In mid 2000’s Abid Ali married for the second time with another television artist Rabia Noreen. Since mid 2000’s Abid Ali lives in Karachi with Rabia Noreen, while Humera Abid Ali and his daughters live in Lahore.

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Humera Chaudhry (Humera Abid Ali)
Humera Chaudhry started her career as a singer and also acted in few television plays around 1973-74. Humera’s younger sister Shama Chaudhry was also an artist. Paired with Abid Ali, Jhok Sayal in 1974 was the most successful play of Humera. After success of Jhok Sayal, many critics predicted a bright career for the Humera in both films and television. But the on-screen pair of Jhok Sayal decided to be one in real life too. Despite strong opposition from her father, Humera finally married Abid Ali. Humera quit acting and singing thus sacrificing her career for this marriage.
Despite few ups and downs mainly due to financial difficulties, both Humera and Abid have always kept their family life private by maintaining a distance from media. Humera made a comeback in singing, when she provided vocals for OST’s and songs of dramas produced by Abid Ali in 1990’s like Dasht and Doosra Aasman
Upon second marriage of Abid Ali in mid 2000’s, Humera expressed her disappointment in few press interviews. After the second marriage of Abid Ali, Humera resumed her acting career in dramas and performed many supporting roles. She played a memorable role in drama Asghari Akbari of Hum Tv as BatoolaN. Humera also played a minor role in film Bol, and is also working in upcoming film Kambakht.

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Shama Chaudhry
Shama Chaudhry is younger sister of Humera Abid Ali and sister in law of Abid Ali. Shama started her acting career after mid 1970’s. Shama appeared in supporting roles in many dramas fom PTV Lahore centre till mid 1980’s. After marriage Shama Chaudhry also quit acting in 1980’s.
Maryam Ali
Maryam Ali is eldest daughter of Abid Ali and Humera Abid Ali. Maryam is an amateur artist, who worked in few serious theater plays in Lahore.
Iman Ali
Iman Ali has been a leading model who is also successful in acting. Iman Ali is known for doing selective work. Iman started her career from modeling. One of her earliest drama was Pinjra(1999) produced by her father Abid Ali. Her first major introduction was appearance in video of Abrarul Haq’s song Saannu tere naal pyar ho gaya opposite Meekal Zulfiqar. On television Iman appeared in several dramas, mostly in glamorous roles. Her famous dramas are Jaye Kahan Yeh Dil (Geo Tv), Qismat (Geo TV), Dil Day Ke Jayenge(Geo Tv). Iman’s debut film was critically acclaimed Khuda Ke Liye in 2007. Iman Ali starred with another debutant Fawwad Khan and also won the Lux Style Award in the subsequent year. After Khuda Ke Liye, Iman Ali decided to do selective work. Bol in 2011 was her next major venture.

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Rehma Ali

The youngest daughter of Abid Ali and Humera Abid Ali, Rehma is also active in acting and singing. Rehma has worked in several dramas in different roles. Nail Polish was her debut drama on ATV. As a singer Rehma is also part of Coke Studio Season 7 which will be aired in coming days.

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Rabia Noreen
Rabia Noreen started her acting career from PTV Karachi center’s drama Zeenat which was written by Fatima Surriya Bajiya. Despite success of Zeenat, Rabia took a break from acting after marriage. Her first marriage was not successful and thereafter she also worked as air-hostess. Rabia returned to acting from drama Babar in 1996 in which she played the role of second wife of Babur (played by Shabbir Jaan). Since her return Rabia mostly appears in negative roles. Rabia married Abid Ali in mid 2000’s. It was second marriage of both Abid Ali and Rabia Noreen and now both live in Karachi.

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Humera Chaudhry and Abid Ali, in drama Jhok Sayyal of PTV Lahore center in 1974

 

Before wrapping up,  here is a song from past in the voice of Humera Abid Ali from drama Dasht shot in the rugged terrain of Gawaddar, Balochistan. It was the first ever drama shot in the remote area of Gawaddar in 1993, when it was a small fishermen town without basic infrastructure. Till this day it is the most successful drama made in the background of Balochistan, a province otherwise neglected by our media. Dasht is indeed an all time classic drama of Pakistan which introduced Attiqa Odho. It was also the first successful drama of Nauman Ejaz in lead role.

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Credits:
Voice: Humera Abid Ali
Music: Wajid Ali Nashad
Artists: Attiqa Odho, Shaista Jabeen, Sabiha Khanum, Azra Aftab, Nauman Ejaz and others

Here is a duet in the voice of Humera Abid Ali, Rabab Kehta Hai from drama Dasht shot on Attiqa Odho and Nauman Ejaz.

Credits:
Vocals: Humera Abid Ali, Ameer Ali
Music: Wajid Ali Nashad
Artists: Nauman Ejaz (as Balach) and Attiqa Odho (as Shah Taaj)

Here is a clipping of OST of drama Doosra Aasman in the voice of Humera Abid Ali. It was the first drama shot in UAE, focusing on Pakistani expatriates there working in various fields. So the tune of OST has a traditional Arabic touch.

https://vimeo.com/106211787

 Credits:

Vocals by Humera Abid Ali
Music: Wajid Ali Nashad.

The ever green punjabi song Menu Dharti Qali Kara De in the voice of Humera Chauhdary in 1973. The song achieved the folk status and is sung at festivals, weddings and other joyous occasions in Punjab. The lyrics were provided by legendary Punjabi poet Ustaad Daaman, a rare occasion as he always avoided writing lyrics for filmi songs. The song has been remixed by many artists afterwards like Tahira Syed, Shahida Mini but the original one was in the voice of Humera Chaudhry who in 1973 was a young voice starting her career as a singer and actor.

https://vimeo.com/106212856

Credits
Film: Ghairat Da Nishan
Voice: Humera Chaudhary
Lyrics: Ustaad Daaman
Music: Ghulam Shabbir Hussain (aka Kaalay Khan)
Artists: Rozina and Yousaf Khan
Director: Hassan Askari
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Family of Abid Ali – Complete Information

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Abid Ali was a legend and an asset for our country having vast experience of working in different mediums of acting theater, film and television. Abid Ali played many memorable roles and directed/produced quite a few quality dramas in a career spanning over four decades.

Here is everything you need to know about Abid Ali and his family.

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Abid Ali was born and raised in Quetta, capital of Balochistan province but he got fame from dramas of PTV Lahore centre. Abid Ali started his career from Quetta Radio in early 1970’s, which was the sole media opportunity in then small town of Quetta. Pakistan television Quetta center was inaugurated in 1974, but before that Abid had migrated to Lahore which was considered the cultural center of Pakistan. Abid Ali’s first famous play was Jhok Sayal in 1973-74 from PTV Lahore centre. In Jhok Sayal Abid Ali was paired with Humaira Chaudhry. Humaira Chaudhry was a new face at that time, who also provided vocals for few songs in films of that era.

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After Jhok Sayal, Abid starred in numerous mega serials of PTV Lahore center like Waaris (1978-79), Hazaron Rastay (1985-86), Piyaas (1987), Suraj Kay Saath Saath (1987), Khawahish (1990) and many others. Abid Ali also worked in many films in supporting and side roles throughout 1980’s and 1990’s.

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In 1989, television entered a new era when first private terrestrial channel NTM (Network Television Marketing) was launched thus ending monopoly of PTV over television transmission. NTM encouraged many independent producers to make dramas which introduced television audience to new subjects which otherwise were restricted on PTV. Abid Ali is a prominent name, who invested in infant private drama productions to strengthen its future. Abid Ali produced many successful dramas like Dooriyan(1991), Dasht(1994), Doosra Aasman (1997),Pinjra (1999), Hawa Pe Raqs (2002) most of which were successful.

Abid Ali experimented with new subjects and ideas in all these dramas. Dooriyan was based on a novel of Sidney Sheldon, Dasht was the story of a tribal environment in Balochistan, while Doosra Aasman was first Pakistani drama shot in UAE, which was based on Pakistani expatriates in UAE. Similarly Hawa Pe Raqs was story covering the circus workers. Abid also introduced many new faces through his productions like Atiqa Odho, Asad Malik in Dasht, Nida Mumtaz in Dooriyan, Iman Ali, Zeeshan Sikandar in Pinjra and Moammer Rana in Hawa Pe Raqs. Abid also starred in all these dramas in character roles performing memorable roles of his career.

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In early 2000 a new era of private satellite channels started, which provided vast opportunities to television professionals. Abid Ali continued production but unlike 1990’s now he mostly produced commercial stuff mainly soap dramas. Abid Ali partnered another television artist named Syed Mukhtar for the production house Gold Bridge Media. Their production house produced many soaps and serials the most famous of which was Maasi Aur Malika on Geo TV. Abid Ali led an active life right till the end, doing what he loved and even after his demise, his dramas continue to go on air.

Abid Ali’s First Wife

Abid Ali married Humaira Chaudhry in mid 1970’s after success of their drama Jhok Sayal. The couple has three daughters Maryam Ali, Iman Ali and Rehma Ali. Humaira Chaudhry started her career as a singer and also acted in few television plays around 1973-74. Humera’s younger sister Shama Chaudhry was also an artist. Paired with Abid Ali, Jhok Sayal in 1974 was the most successful play of Humaira. After success of Jhok Sayal, many critics predicted a bright career for the Humaira in both films and television. The hit on-screen pair of Jhok Sayal decided to get married. Despite strong opposition from her father, Humaira Ali finally married Abid Ali. Humaira quit acting and singing thus sacrificing her career for this marriage.

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Despite few ups and downs mainly due to financial difficulties, both Humaira Ali and Abid Ali always tried their best to keep their family life private by maintaining a distance from media. Humaira made a comeback in singing, when she provided vocals for OST’s and songs of dramas produced by Abid Ali in 1990’s like Dasht and Doosra Aasman.

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Humaira and Abid Ali got divorced after Abid Ali got married to Rabia Noreen.

Abid Ali’s Second Wife

Abid Ali got married to television actress Rabia Noreen in January 2006. Rabia Noreen and Abid Ali in one of the shows narrated how they met and why they decided to get married. This was also Rabia Noreen’s second marriage.

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Rabia Noreen started her acting career from PTV Karachi center’s drama Zeenat which was written by Fatima Surriya Bajiya. Despite success of Zeenat, Rabia took a break from acting after marriage. Her first marriage was not successful and thereafter she also worked as air-hostess. Rabia returned to acting from drama Babar in 1996 in which she played the role of second wife of Babur (played by Shabbir Jaan). Since her return Rabia mostly appeared in negative roles.

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When Abid Ali got married for the second time, Humaira Ali expressed her disappointment in few press interviews. After the second marriage of Abid Ali, his first wife Humaira Ali resumed her acting career in dramas and performed many supporting roles. She played a memorable role in drama Asghari Akbari as BatoolaN. Humaira Ali also played a minor role in film Bol, and later on was seen in many other popular dramas.

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Abid Ali’s Daughters

Maryam Ali is the oldest daughter of Abid Ali and Humaira Ali. Maryam is an amateur artist, who worked in few serious theater plays in Lahore. Iman Ali is Abid Ali and Humaira’s middle child. She has been a leading model who is also successful in acting. Iman Ali is known for doing selective work.

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Iman Ali started her career from modeling. One of her earliest drama was Pinjra(1999) produced by her father Abid Ali. Her first major introduction was appearance in video of Abrarul Haq’s song Saannu tere naal pyar ho gaya opposite Meekal Zulfiqar. On television Iman appeared in several dramas, mostly in glamorous roles.

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Her famous dramas are Jaye Kahan Yeh Dil (Geo Tv), Qismat (Geo TV), Dil Day Ke Jayenge(Geo Tv). Iman’s debut film was critically acclaimed Khuda Ke Liye in 2007. Iman Ali starred with another debutant Fawwad Khan and also won the Lux Style Award in the subsequent year. After Khuda Ke Liye, Iman Ali decided to do selective work and since then has been seen in many notable projects.

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The youngest daughter of Abid Ali and Humaira Ali, Rahma Ali is also active in acting and singing. Rehma has worked in several dramas in different roles. Nail Polish was her debut drama on ATV. As a singer Rahma has also been part of Coke Studio Season 7 and recently has sung OST for leading dramas.

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Family Interview of Sultana Sidiqi

Sultana Sidiqi is one of leading ladies of Pakistan. She has been the first female owner of any media house in our country. Being a PTV producer, she used all her experience to raise a new media house HUM TV, which revived Pakistani drama and gradually phased out the viewership of Indian Dramas. While other media houses were happy to go with the popular trend by airing Indian content or producing Indian styled dramas, it was HUM TV which took the initiative of sticking to our own style and revived the tradition of Pakistani drama. This faith and hard work paid back, and eventually other channels are now also following the same trend.

Family interview of Sultana Sidiqi from Urdu monthly Gourmet Khawateen done by Sameeha Khaalid

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Family Interview of Shahood Alvi

Family interview of Shahood Alvi from Urdu Daily Dunya done by Nosheen Naqvi

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Family Interview of Nauman Ejaz and Rabia Nauman

Family interview of Nauman Ejaz from sunday magazine of Urdu Daily Dunya, done by Nausheen Naqvi.

Nauman Ejaz is a leading and famous actor. Nauman started his career from television and films in late 1980’s. With his flawless acting skill he is ruling the television screen.He recently won the HUM TV award for best actor male and Lux Style awards best male actor for terrestrial dramas.  Nauman is married to Rabia and has three sons. Rabia had also worked on television for few years.

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tabiyataN romantic insaan hoon, larayee jhagray say door bhagtaa hoon Nauman Ejaz

jab yeh family ko waqt nahin detay to khhat pat hoti hai. Rabia Nauman

nauman ejaz kaa shumaar Pakistan kaay baaselaheyat aur khobsurat funkaron mein hota hai who Pakistani dramay ki zaroorat aur pehchan hain uss say barh kar yeh keh un kaa naam aatay hi zehan mein mayari dramay kaa zehan mein aana fitri saa lagta hai . who jo kirdaar bhi kartay hain uss kaa hissa ban jaatay hain . jiss ki wajah who yeh samajhtay hain ka unki tarbiyat ptv kay sunehri daur mein huwi. Un ki ahleya rabia nauman nay bhi chand dramaon mein adakaari ki aur apni salahiton ko aazmaya lekin uss kaay baad gharelo masroofiyat ki wajah say showbiz ko khairbaad keh diya. Nauman munfarid funkarana salahiton kaay haamil hain is ski aik wajah yeh bhi kahi jaa sakti hai kaay who aam funkaron ki tarah taaleem say bhaag kar funkaar nahin banay balkay LLB graduate hain . isliye baton aur cheezon ko dekhnay kaa nazriya doosron say mukhtalif hai. Garchay nauman kehtay hain key meray waledain mujhey doctor banana chahtay they kyon un dinon teen chaar hi aisay peshay thay jinhain log apnay career kaay taur per apnanay ko tarjeeh detay they aur medical kaa shoba unn mein say aik thha. Jab meray baray bhai nay aLLB kaa imtehan paas karnay kay baad practice kaa aaghaz kiya to mein nay bhi yeh faisla kiya kay mein bhi medical ki bajaye wakalat kay shobay say munsalik ho jaon lahaza mein ny Punjab university mein daakhla liya. Wakalt ki taleem mukamal karnay kay baad 1988 mein hidayatkaar nusrat thakur kay aik drama mein mukhtasir kirdar say apnay career ka aaghaz kar kay kamiyabiyon kaay zeenay ko chhoo liya. Nauman aur rabia kay teen betay hain jin ki shraratain dekhnay say taaluq rakhti hain.. haal hi mein is khoobsurat joray say un kay bachon samait mulaqat ki is doraan honay waali guftugu paishay khidmat hai

Q: showbiz mein aamad shoq kaa nateeja hai?

NE: mera yaqeen hai kaay hum wohi kaam accha kar saktay hain jis kay liye hamain banaya gaya hota hai mein aap ko bataoon mujhey news caster ban-nay kaa choq thaa aur acting kee to koi planning hi nahin kit hi balkay bilkul ittefaqiya is field mein aa gaya. 1988 mein mujhey pehli baar aik drama serial mein samina peerzada kaay saath kaam karnay ka moqa mila jiska naam din thha (muskaratay huway) mujhey yaad hai kay mera scene sirf 50 seconds kaa tha aur mujhey sirf aik dialog bolna thha lekin mein nay yeh karna bhi qabool kiya kyonke mujhey pata thaa kaay agar qismat nay mera saath diya to zindagi mein iss shobabay say munsalik honay kay baad mein bohat aagay chala jaon gaa aur phir uss kay baad mein nay peechhay palat kar nahin dekhha apni mehnat aur koshish kay bal-botay per aagay hi barhta chala gaya.

Q: aik dialog ki entry kay waqt hi aap nay is field ko baqayeda profession bananay ka soch liya tha

NE: apnay aik dialog ki adayegee kay baad mein nay is shobay ko tab tak mukamil tor per apnay mustaqbil ka hissa nahin banaya jab tak drama dasht manzar-e-aam per nahin aaya. Yeh who mor thaa jis nay meray mustaqbil kay faislay ko bilkul final kar diya aur mein nay maan liya kay tv kay saath hi munsalik honay mein hi ab meray liye behtari hai

Q: uss degree ka kiya bana j mehnat say haasil ki gayee thi

NE: taleem kabhi zaya nahin jaati naa hee aap yeh keh saktay hain kay degree koi aisee cheez hai jo aap haasil kar kay kissi dabay mein band kar kay rakh sakhtay hain balkay yeh har lamhay aap kucch bhi kar rahay hon aap ka saath deti hai aur rehnumayee karti hai. Mein jo kucch bhi hoon apni taleem ki wajah say hi hoon

Q: kis kay kaam nay mutaasir kiya

NE: hamaray haan koi academy nahin hai jahan say hum acting seekh sakain lekin humaray paas seniors ki soorat mein itna zarkhaiz sarmaya mojood hai kay agar hum fayeda uthayen to hamaray naye funkaron ko apnay kaam mein koi kami nahin millay gee, mein nay acting duleep kumar yaa shahrukh say nahin seekhhi balkay hamaray paas dunya kaay qabil funkar mojood hain . mein nay shafi Muhammad aur talat hussain jesay funkaron kay sath kaam kartay huway un kay kaam ki oonch neech ko dekha unki performance kay style aur craft say apnay kaam kay liye raastay mutayeen kiye

Q: TV industry mein kiya kami mahsoos kartay hain

NE: meray mutabiq agar TV industry thori si munazim ho jaye to yeh zyada khush-hal ho jaye gi. Aaj kal private productions kaa riwaaj aam ho gaya hai lekin iska matlab hargiz bhi yeh nahin hai kay private productions kaa meiyarbohat aala hai balkay unka tareeqa kaar bhi tasali bakhsh nahin hai aur yeh industry kayliye nihayat nuksaan deh hai . industry kaa har shaks sirf shohrat aur naam haasil karnay kay peechhay hai jiski wajah say asal fun kay liye mohabbat aur seekhhnay kaa jazba khatam ho gaya hai

Q: filmon mein bhi aap nay qismat aazmayee ki lekin phir doori ki kya wajah hai

NE: humari industry ka bohat bara almiya hai kay hamaray haan acchi filmain nahin banteen ab bohat shor utth raha hai kay meiyaari filmain ban-na shru ho gayeen hain  yeh chand project hain industry to waheen ki waheen hai hamari filmain kin logon aur kis class kay liye banti hain koi nahin jaanta acchi film banay to zuroor kaam karon gaa. Ab hum itnay seniors to hain kay kam az kam kaam kaay hawalay say hum apnay shayeeqeen ko kiya dikha rahay hain uskay chunao mein samajhdaari kaa muzaahira karain

Q:production kay meiyaari honay mein kiya aiham hai paisa yaa qabliyat

NE: industry ki baqa aur taraqi kay liye meiyaari qabliyat ki zaroorat hai lekin iss kay liye bohat saari maali imdaad bhi zaroori hai jissay hum nazar andaaz kartay hain agar adakaaron ko unki mehnat kay mutabiq muawza millay to who bhi apnay kaam mein mazeed jaan daalnay ki koshish karain gay

Q: fazool kharch hain yaa kanjoos

NE: is ka inhisaar iss baat per hai kay meray paas pesay kitnay hain kyonke agar meray paas faalto paisay hone to mein dil khhol kay kharach karta hoon aur agar pesay hisab kitab kaay hon to bohat soch samajh kay kharach karta hoon kyon kaay meray biwi bachay hain zimadaarian hain bhai ghar bhi sambhalna ho to khud hi kharach per control ho jaata hai

Q: showbiz mein naa hotay to

NE: to jo mein wikaalat parhi hai who kar raha hota

Q: pehli job kiya kit hi kitna check mila aur kesay kharach kiya

NE: jab Lahore mein horse and cattle show laga karta thaa to uss mein aik baar mein nay aik stall lagaya thaa zindagi ki pehli job to yeh thi. Showbiz ki pehli job jesay mein nay bataya kay 50 seconds kaa aik scene kiya thaa jiskaay 1500 rupaay milay they aur unkay kharach honay kaa to pata bhi nahin chala thaa moj masti mein ura diye thay.

Q: kabhi kisi funkar yaa saathi adakaar say jalan mehsoos huwi

NE:khuda ka shukar hai khuda nay mujhey khwahish aur soch say bhi zyada nawaza hai. Mein nay kabhi  bhi is darja izzat aur shohrat ka tasawur nahin kiya tha jitni khuda nay muhey di hai aur us ki wajohaat mein say shayed bari wajah yehi hai ke mein apnay kaam say kaam rakhhnay wala aadmi hoon kabhi kissi say jalan ka tasawar nahin kar sakta

Q: Pakistani dramon mein bharti culture kay khilaaf aawaz kyon nahin utthatay

NE: hum funkar jo is trend ko ghalat samajhtay hain woh zyada se zyada yehi kar saktay hain kay aisay dramon mein kaam na karain meray dramon kay baaray mein aap aisa nahin keh sakteen kay woh star plus sey mutaasir yaa mutaasira dikhhayee detay hain. Asal mein hum log takhleeqi kaam say bhaagtay hain jo kaam kiya huwa mil jaye yaa jis kaam per zyada mehnat naa karni paray ussay chalatay huway accha mehsoos kartay hain. Jesay ab hamain imported dramon ki bemaari lag gayee hai to aisay bukhaar hamain charhtay rehtay hain aur khushi ki baat yeh hai kay utartaay bhi rehtay hain. Isliye mein yeh keh sakta hoon kay hamara drama bohat strong hai, yahan kisi ki chhaap mustaqil nahin lag sakti. Asal beymari bari taadaad mein non professionals say bharay channels hain, jin ko kaam ka pata hi nahin hai. Mein nay apnay career ki ibtida mein in logon kay saath kaam kiya hai unn logon say seekha hai jin kay naam sun kar aaj bhi rongtaay kharray ho jaatay hain ab to tv ka meiyaar chal chalao waala ho gaya hai. Jub hum apni khaamiyan door kar lain gay to khud bakhud hi bhaarti culture jesi bemaariyon say hamain nijaat mil jaye gee

Q: aap yahan bohat kaamyaab hain, khobsurat hain aik behtreen hero kay meiyaar per pooray utartay hain aapko bhaarti filmon ya dramon say koi offer ho rahi hai ya nahin

NE: (hanstay huway) meri samajh say bahir hai kay log kesay munh bhar kay keh detay hainkay ji mujh sey falan Indian producer ya director naa raabta kiya hai, itnay saalon mein mujhey to kissi nay nahin kaha kay bhai tumharay baghair humari industry adhoori hai, yahan chalay aaoo, humaray funkaar khud wahan jootiyan chatkhanay jaatay hain, jo kamyab ho jaatay hian unko mein isliye sirahon gaa kaay wahan itnay muqablay ki fizza mein bhi who apna naam aur muqaam banana mein kamyaab ho gaye hain. Is mein haraj koi nahin hai agar funkar doosray mulkon mein jaa kar kaam karain lekin afsoos tsb hota hai jab hum apnay asal per samjhotay ker letay hain.

Q: manfi roles aapki zindagi mein zyada hotay jaa rahay hain iss kay peechhay kiya moharkaat hain

NE: mein aik funkaar hoon, har tarah kay roles kar raha hoon, jo producer yeh samajh kar mujh say raabta karta hai kay mein manfi kirdaar ada karkay munfarid lag sakta hoon, mein bas uskay eitmaad per poora utarta hoon. Logon nay meray munfi kirdaron say bhi itni hi mohabat ki hai jitney meray musbat chehron say, hamaray samaj mein manfi chehray bohat zyada ho gaye hain, isliye logon ko unsay bachanay kay liye zaroori hai kay hum tv ko bator mazboot medium istimaal karain iss say behtari aaye gi

Q: comparing ka shoq kesay ho gaya

NE: mein program mazaq raat ko bohat enjoy kar raha hoon, is tarah bohat say logon say mulaqat bhi ho jaati hai aur hansi hansi mein gehri baatain bhi ho jaati hain, humari poori team bohat acchi hai. Jub mujh say is program kayliye raabta kiya gaya to mein aam routine ka program nahin kar sakta thha jesay aaj kal har channel per funkaar lagay huway hain isliye script parha to mujhey munfarid laga aur mein nay haami bhar li. Idea bhi hit ho gaya to bas program chal para. Mein mukhtalif tarah kaay kaam karna chahta hoon aur jab tak ho rahay hain karta rahoon gaa

Q: jo ab tak kar chukay hain unn mein say favorite character

NE: mein kaam enjoy karta hoon acting meray liye bohat aiham hai isliye mein nay apna poora kaam hamesha baray dil aur pyar say kiya hai, khawah aik scene ka character ho yaa pooray serial ka sab kirdaar mein nay imaandaari aur khushi say nibhaye hain, kissi aik kaa intekhab nahin kar sakta.

Q: chhuti ka din kesay guzartay hain

NE: family kaay saath waqt guzaarta hoon aur agar koi kaam naa ho to poora din bistar say hi nahin nikalta kyonke family kay saath guzarnay kayliye aur pooray haftay kaay kaam karnay kay liya ak hi din milta hai

Q: koi aisa lamha jo aap zindagi bhar nahin bhula saktay

NE:hab meri shaadi huwi aur mein nay nikah naama per sign kiye yeh who lamha hai jo mein kabhi nahin bhula sakta aur jab meray bachay huway to teenon ki pedayesh ka har lamha mujhey yaad hai

Guftugo kay iss mor per jab nauman ejaz hamain industry ki khoobiyon aur khaamiyon say agaah kar rahay thhay to nauman kis begum mrs raabia bhi humari guftugu mein shaamil ho huween, jis say baat nauman ki professional life say zaati zindagi ki taraf mur gayee. rabia aur nauman kay darmiyan zehni hum ahangi aur aik doosray ko jan-nay ki silayeehat doosron per bohat jald ayaan ho jaati hai.

Hum nay unn say unko chhoti si khoobsorat love story sun-nay ki khwahish ka izhar kiya

Q:pehli mulaqat kab aur kesay huwi

Rabia Nauman: mein jab pehli baar nauman say mili to mein uss waqt college mein parhti thi colledge ki drama society nay inko aik Q&A session kay liye campus mein mad-oo kiya tha aur iss nay mjhey pehli baar wahin dekha. Uss kay baad iss nay meri aik dost say mujh say yeh poochhnay kay liye kaha kay kiya yeh meray saath baat karna pasand karain gee aur mein nay nauman ki is tajweez ko mukamil tor per mustarad kar diya (hanstay huway) doosray lafzon mein, main nay issay mujh say door rehnay kay liye kaha

Nauman: jahan tak mujhey yaad hai rabia nay mujh say yehi ilfaaz kahay thay kay mujh say door raho aur yeh meray liye kaafi takleef deh baat thi lekin kahani yahen khatam nahin huwi, mein nay koshish jaari rakkhi aur aakhir shaukat kahnum kay liye aik taqreeb mein chunda jama karti rabia say yeh bhi pooch liya key kiya who mujh say shadi karay gi? Iss per rabia nay mujhey apnay waaledain say baat karnay ka kaha so mein nay unn say baat karnay ka faisla kar liya. Jab main rabia kay ghar jaanay kay liye tayaar ho raha thaa to meray dad nay mujh say poochha kay mein kahan jaa raha hoon? Mein nay unhain bataya kay mein unki honay waali bah okay ghar interview kay liye jaa raha thaa. Meray dad nay mujhey best of luck keh kar ghar se bheja. Meray ghar waalay iss baat per razamand thay key mein apni pasand ki larki say shaadi karna chahta hoon

Q: aapkay ghar walay aasani say maan gaye

Rabia: meray waalis aasani say raazi honay waalay nahin they. Isliye mein nay nauman say kaha kay main uss waqt tak iss say shaadi nahin kar sakti jab tak who koi acchi nokri naa dhoonday  kyonke meray waledain kay nazdeek acting koi mustaqil paisha nahin thaa

Nauman: (qehqaha lagaatay huway) to phir honay waalay dulhay na nokri dhoondhna shru kar di kal tak jo mera autograph maangtay thay aur mujhey chai ki paishkash kartay thay aaj mein unn say kaam maang raha tha. Akhir kar rabia ki naani amman ki madad say mujhey aik company mein bator marketing manager 15000 rupay mahwaar per nokri mil gayee. jis ka injaam yeh huwa jab hum apnay honey moon per gaye to mein nay yeh nokri chhor di kyonke mera maqsad poora ho chukka thaa

Q: showbiz kabhi wajah ikhtilaaf bana

Rabia: main inkay profession ki izzat karti hoon balkay mein nay khud bhi thora bohat kaam kiya hai to mein iss profession kay taqazay kissi had tak samajhti hoon lekin yeh bhi sach hai kay kabhi kabhaar nauman kaa kaam bara azaab-e-jaan ban jaata hai jab yeh family kay liye na honay kay brabar  waqt nikaal paatay hain . yeh hamain time denay ki behad koshish kartay hain , phir bhi kayee baar aisa hota hai kay yeh hamain time denay ki behad koshish kartay hain phir bhi kayee baar aisa hota hai key yeh hamain bohat sey dinon kay liye nazar nahin aatay lekin in tamam baton kaay bawajood hum saath bohat khush hain

Q: shohrat haazil karna zyada mehnat talab kaam hai yaa ussay qayeme rakhhna

Nauman: shohrat haasil karnay kaa baad ka safar zyada mushkil hai kyonke ab rab nay aapko aik zimadaari sonp di hai aur aap nay ussay qayeme rakhhna hai bachana hai aur uss mein izaafa karna hai

Q: bachon ki shirarton ko hans kar bardasht kar letay hain yaa daant detay hain

Rabia: nauman ki wajah sey to bachon ko qabu karna hi mushkil ho jaata hai . yeh to shirartain karwatay hain aur merin bechaari control karti karti villain ban jaati hoon

Q: donon mein say larayee jhagraa karnay ki aadat kis ko hai aur pehlay manaata kon hai

Nauman:aadatan nahin zarooratan lartay hain aur zyada mein hi manaata hoon

Rabia: hum bohat zyada nahin jhagartay, jis ki ghalati ho who mana leta hai

Q: donon mein sey zyada fazool kharach kon hai

Rabia: nauman zyada fazool kharach hain main soch samajh kar pesay kaa istimaal karti hoon

Q: kabhi nauman ki jaib say bina bataye paisay nikalay hain

Rabia: wesay is ski kabhi zaroorat hi nahin paree. Nauman zaroorat sey zayadah meri aur bachon ki zarooraton kaa khayal rakkhtay hain

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Rashid Nazir Ali

Family Interview of Kamran Lashari

Kamran Lashari, a famous bureaucrat. He has been an active social figure in during his posting in Lahore and Islamabad. Kamran also acted in film WAAR, which was directed by his eldest son Bilal Lashari. Knew further about Kamran and Bilal Lashari and his family, in this interview from Urdu Monthly Gourmet Khwateen, done by Rukhsana Noor.

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Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

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Salman Saeed is a popular Pakistani actor who has done many dramas including Takkabur, Bharosa, Mera Dil Mera Dushman and Khudgharz. He is brother of superstar actor and producer Humayun Saeed. Salman Saeed’s drama Bharras recently went very well.

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Salman Saeed is not only a good actor but a very good cricketer as well. He plays for Showbiz 11 and wins for his team as well.

Lately, the actor has celebrated his first wedding anniversary along with wife and his family. Humayun Saeed and his another elder brother Babar Saeed were spotted in the event. Sana Shahnawaz was also there on the event. Later on the couple enjoyed dinner too. Have a look at their new family pictures followed by a few throwbacks.

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

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Family Gathers At Salman Saeed Anniversary

Families Of Pakistani Players Attending Pak-India Match Today

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The India–Pakistan cricket rivalry is one of the most intense sports rivalries in the world. Finally, the day has come, Pakistan facing India in the cricket field that too in the world cup is indeed the most anticipated day for both the countries. Everyone is aware of the rivalry among the countries. People are excited and hopeful that this time Pakistan will beat India in this encounter. Dubai stadium has witnessed thousands of Pakistan vs India matches with jam-packed crowds. But this time unfortunately because of the pandemic things are not going to be the same. But the families of the cricketers are allowed to watch the match live from the stadium in the bio-secure bubble.

Families Of Pakistani Players Attending Pak-India Match Today

According to Information, the families of Shoaib Malik, Imad Wasim, Fakhar Zaman, Mohammad Rizwan, Muhammad Hafeez, Hasan Ali, and coach Saqlain Mushtaq are accompanying them in Dubai.

Families Of Pakistani Players Attending Pak-India Match Today

Families Of Pakistani Players Attending Pak-India Match Today

Families Of Pakistani Players Attending Pak-India Match Today

Families Of Pakistani Players Attending Pak-India Match Today

Are you guys also excited for the match? What is your prediction? Feel free to share your views with us!

Faltu Larki Overview – Not A Faltu Drama!

So you know how you introduce solids to a baby. Baby rice, the most favorable first food – almost always an instant hit. Add in apple, pear -all good. Repeat – all good. Then introduce a few new flavors -sweet potato, butternut squash and gag! Baby wants nothing to do with all this food business. I am that baby. I tuned into the first few episodes of Faltu Larki when it first went on air and few episodes down, I was pleasantly surprised. Interested. A drama with actual humor, scenarios and characters that felt so real. A different treatment yes, but I took it in stride and liked it. Until the haveli characters were introduced and I wrinkled my nose and backed off. Never tuned in again until a few days ago and then could not stop watching.

On air every Thursday at 8pm on A Plus, Faltu Larki has been written by Faseeh Bari Khan and directed by Mazhar Moin. Apparently a show that aired a few years ago, Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewa was also written by Faseeh Bari Khan and directed by Mazhar Moin and that is something which caught my attention only recently otherwise I may not have bothered with Faltu Larki either. For some reason I was never able to bring myself to watch Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewa and so I can not compare the two shows. Anyway, back to Faltu Larki – I am aware a review of the first couple of episodes was posted on this website and it was actually that review that made me curious enough to watch the drama in the first place. What the reviewer wrote (in not these very words but still) – and stayed with me is very true – the dialogues of this drama are so witty and different. That and the characters, well most of them at least, are so interesting, real, outrageous all rolled into one that you can not help be drawn into watching the drama.

The drama keeps your interest alive for there are quite a few tracks running parallel to each other and some intertwined with others. Probably best to start with Anwar Sb (Salman Shahid) who has two wives and families all living in the same house. He has three children with his first wife (played by Hina Dilpazir) – Bhaijaan (Tipu Shareef), Faiza (Sundus Tariq) and Erum (Anam Fayyaz). Yes, Bhaijaan is called just that – Bhaijaan – by all and sundry. His parents, sisters, relatives all call him that although some fifteen plus episodes later we are enlightened. His actual name is Arsalan. Anyway, Anwar Sb’s second wife, Paro (Samiya Mumtaz) is much younger than the first and has a daughter, Palwasha aka Paashi. Anwar Sb’s younger brother Siraj (Behroze Sabzwari) also lives in the same house with his wife and son Yasir (Farhan Malhi). Apparently the two brothers have a distant relative who lived in India and upon her death, Siraj travels to India and brings back the relative’s daughter Jahan Ara (Dania Anwar) and announces she is to now live with them. At the same time we are also introduced to Erum’s fiancé Tabish (Imran Ashraf) and his family, who are very religious, amongst other things.

Fast forward a few episodes and the next lot of characters are introduced. These all reside in the ‘haveli’ and honestly, each character outdoes the other in terms of boggling my mind. Quite literally. Be it the mum (Seemi Raheel), her son Moazzam Ja, her daughter –never-quite-grasped-her-name- Bi (Yasra Rizvi), the female -always- clad- in -male- clothes driver Anwar or Mishtiri the newly hired maid who is the link between the family in the haveli and Anwar Sb’s household. Ek say barh kar ek hain!

It does sound like a whole pot full of characters in one drama and yes, while it is that, each character has a story to tell, some still shrouded in mystery twenty two episodes down. It is what Paro says to Jahan Ara about how in real life people are not as they are portrayed in movies and dramas. Nobody is black or white. A person in reality may be sensible one day, unreasonable the next, love something with a passion for a while and begin to detest it later. And that is exactly what most of the characters in this drama are. Paro, seemingly outraged by having been passed over by Bhaijaan has made exacting revenge and ensuring he never gets married to be her mission in life. She stops at nothing, even resorting to black magic. But then her heart softens when she sees Jahan Ara ill – until she becomes a prospective bride for Bhaijaan at which she makes her hatred well known, haha! Siraj may come across as the mild natured uncle who brings home an orphaned niece but his half baked business plans and emotional blackmailing towards his wife to the extent of selling her jewellery somehow does not make him seem so innocent and gullible anymore. Anwar Sb’s first wife seems to have a thick skin (no pun intended) and calls it as it is, not indulging in pretense whether it be for her daughters’ in laws sake or family. Yet she has her moments of despair which she can not hide at times when she reflects at the sad state of her marriage. Taabish and his mother are hypocrites whose references to religion are brought up at their own convenience and twisted for their own benefit. Jahan Ara who has wept most episodes away yet manages to find her tongue when dealing with Paashi or putting Yasir down. I have a feeling she is not all that she portrays herself to be but am waiting to find out. And Paashi! For all the times, I have been frustrated and shook my head at ‘twists’ in dramas when the female lead is unable to reach out to the male lead and ‘inform’ him of the zabardasti ka rishta being enforced upon her – in this day and age of internet,telephones,whatsapp etc – Paashi wipes away all my frustration for she manages to use all those and then even resort to good old pen and paper to get her point across!

The dialogues are definitely the strongest selling point in this drama, followed by amazing acting. I have found myself chuckling over so many dialogues. The scenes between Paro and Yasir where she constantly puts him down for being a useless film ka hero, her references to ‘faasbook’ (facebook), the first wife’s ‘bilood mein pressure’, ‘taich na karna’ – it just made me laugh. I can not figure out whose acting I enjoy the most – Samiya Mumtaz, Tipu’s, Anam Fayaz, Hina Dipazir, Taabish’s mum in law or even the young actress who plays Paashi. I am not being critical for the sake of being critical and this may only be my own perception but somehow even though Taabish’ character seems realistic, the acting by Imran Ashraf seems off point sometimes for he sounds like he is acting out a part rather than being the part, if that makes any sense. If it does not then let it go for it is probably just me who feels like that.

Another aspect that appealed to me is the dark humour which is downright insulting at times but strangely refreshing from the point of view of television dramas. For this is very real. References to weight, ‘hont latka kar baat karna’ (Taabish to Erum), ‘bring me chai with sugar because I don’t have sugar ki bemari’. I know, they sound outrageous but it worked for me in the sense that I gasped out loud at the rudeness of it all – but was not put off. Then again, the comedy factor brought about by the haveli characters with Seemi Raheel’s constant references to not being touched by Anwar the driver because she seems like a male and Moazzam Ji’s bachao acts did not make me laugh. Taabish’s mother’s constant ‘aap jayen yahaan se’ to her husband while initially seemed pointless but after a while I began to wait and expect her to say that to him each time he passed. What is all that about I wonder?!

Which brings me to a lot of little things which made me think – what is all that about, I wonder?! Anwar and Moazzam Ji’s sister – the jealousy and possessiveness. I do not know what to make of that? Paro’s weirdness about Bhaijaan seems to be half explained later on in the episodes and is not a very well hidden secret with Bhaijaan’s mother also knowing the truth so then how did the marriage with his father come about? Only to ensure Bhaijaan does not marry anyone else? Jahan Ara seemed drawn to Yasir but seems to be more than content with her upcoming marriage to Bhaijaan. What is running through her mind?

I could go on but seems like I have done enough of that already. For those of you who have been watching this from the beginning, you would have tons more scenarios or dialogues to add and please feel free to do so. My only concern is that the previous play presented by the combination of Faseeh Bari Khan and Mazhar Moin dragged on for 150 episodes or so if I am not mistaken and I sure hope this does not have a similar treatment. For as I sat down to pen this review I happened to check A Plus facebook, rather ‘faasbook’ page and saw that this drama will now air twice a week. I do not know whether that is to wrap it up or what. Anyway, I enjoyed these episodes so much, bar a few silly scenes which can be skipped that I could not resist penning down my thoughts and hearing yours. And for those of you who have not been watching this drama so far – Faltu Larki is not everyone’s cup of tea but do give it a go. How do you all feel about Faltu Larki so far? Who is your favourite character? Would love to hear your thoughts.

Kunwal Javid

Faltu Larki Episodes 27 & 28 Review- The End!

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Well, cat’s got my tongue. Or had. And took it for a long walk. Which was just as well for when I finished watching the last episode, I needed to sit still and mute for some time while my thoughts on the other hand were scampering all over the place! One thought that does stand out and that I walk away with at the end of this drama is how almost every female character in this drama was either pushed, prodded, bullied until the point she could take it no more and let it be known in her own way that she had reached her threshold.

I sat with my heart in my mouth as Paashi’s story reached its end. Literally. As Raaska later said to Paro ‘kaleja moo ko a gaya’. I felt the same – bas language was different. But jokes aside, even though I had my reservations over believing how easily Paashi came to such a decision, I can however easily believe how this may not seem an extreme end for her. Teenagers are impressionable – watching that movie, over-romanticizing the feelings she believed she had for Kaashi coupled with deluding herself into believing that she can not give up Kaashi and can not expect her parents to understand, she felt like she was doing the most noble and tragic thing for their love. So so twisted yes, but sadly so much more realistic than we may care to let ourselves believe for I had heard of the random similar incident or two as a teenager and so there you have it. However, I did think Paashi had more spunk and fire in her and so I did not see how a character like hers would easily come to such a decision.

Paro’s undoing was her daughter’s death. Bhaijaan’s rejection enraged her so much that she changed from a woman who could not dream of harming anyone to a ‘daayen’ – her own words. She took her anger out on Paashi thinking she could beat the notion of love out of her young mind so she did not go through what she herself did. At least that is what I am assuming she was thinking. When she realised she went too far in her verbal diarrhea session with Anwaar Sb, she tried to retrace her steps and pick up her life that suddenly seemed to be crumbling round her but it was too late. With Paashi gone, the last shreds of her composure and any other feelings of revenge and anger she may have had all vanished as she was reduced to a woman who can not face another day living with the thought that she drove her daughter to take her own life.

Jahan Ara too had been the epitome of self suffering, sacrifice and patience. Until she began to realise the truth behind the rumour that she had been ‘sold’ into marriage to MJ. And like she said, ‘woh baat chubb gayi hai’ and try as she might – she could not go ahead with the marriage. When Almas implored her to think of her and her family, I thought she might give in – true Jahan Ara style, but I felt admiration when she pushed Almas’ hands away from her and walked out. She chose a rather difficult path for herself thereon but seemingly the most practical and legal one. I am assuming hers and Yasir’s is a happy ending, although maybe not immediately so.

So, yes – all our suspicions about Anwar and Tajwar Bi seemed to be true and Tajwar Bi seemed to finally not be able to hold back her jealousy and descended on Nimo in a fit of rage. Mushtari’s response to Raaska later about Nimo not wanting to get married leaves very little else to imagination and I am a bit taken aback at this particular train of thought that the writer decided to play with in a drama that was doing so amazingly well otherwise. I watched this drama online with earphones so nobody in my family had to witness or listen to these interactions but for those of us who watched this with family I can imagine it must have been uncomfortable and I can only wonder why it was there in the first place. Oh well. Tajwar Bi loses her senses – and 25 lakhs at the same time.

Although Almas’ greed propelling her to agree to Jahan Ara being ‘sold’ is not justified, this too was another case of a woman who had suffered due to her husband’s whims and half baked business plans and when she felt she could take it no more, she was presented with a solution that was like killing two birds with one stone – financial security and Jahan Ara permanently out of Yasir’s life. Seems like Siraaj and Almas came out the winners with their happy ending. They managed to have their cake and eat it too, so to speak. Pocketed 25 lakhs and did not have to go through with Jahan Ara’s marriage or deal with Tajwar Bi when Jahan Ara left for Tajwar Bi (conveniently for Siraaj & Almas) along with her mother and brother has been escorted to a mental institution by her stepbrother.

Erum finally restored my belief in dramas depicting at least some level of reality. There was only so much she could take and sensing that things would not – could not change- she did what seemed to be the sensible thing to do and decided she had had enough and walked out of the marriage. I liked how she did not weep and cry or wail how ‘barbaad ho gayee hai’. A small part of me did hope Taabish may realise he had some feelings for her and only acted the way he did by being spurned on by his mother (probably what Erum had also hoped for which is why she stuck in that marriage for so long) but then another part of me is also relieved and pleasantly surprised to see how Erum’s track showed it is not okay, no matter what the reason, to put your wife through everything Erum went through.

Aaaaaand – that’s a wrap. A drama that drew me in with its witty dialogues, amazing acting, interesting storylines running simultaneously left me with a heavy-ish heart in the end. Yes, there were the happier endings – those of Erum’s and Jahan Ara’s – yet they were tinged with bittersweet and sad feelings too. I even felt bad for Paro who was left planning her own death. The dialogues in the last episode although not witty were no less impressive though, especially Paro’s conversation with Raaska and when Paashi spoke to her mother in her final days I felt my eyes well up.

I normally watch a drama without looking for any underlying messages but I can not help wonder at the message (s) if any the writer tried to put across. Anwaar Sb’s taunt to Paro about her not loving Paashi pushed her to find love elsewhere. Young minds being impressionable and well, young and immature need to be dealt with care and love. What one may believe to be right or wrong as a parent is alright to try to instill in their children’s minds but how do you go about getting your point across. An emotion as intense as revenge pushed Paro to destroy herself and everything that truly mattered to her. What I liked most about this play was how each character – well most of them were female so I will focus on that- although helpless in a way was not a wailing banshee whose sole purpose in life was to cry buckets. They suffered but all fought back in one way or the other. I have praised the drama enough in my overview so will not risk repeating myself but I will say that with a storyline(s) which was unique yet not so unique, this was definitely one of the actually good dramas I have watched.

I am sure we all have different (or not) thoughts about how the drama ended. There could have been a different way to end Paashi’s track is what I feel and I guess she was made to die so as to completely break Paro. And I would have preferred a more definite end to Yasir’s and Jahan Ara’s story but having seen the way it played out in this episode, I am content with this too. What did you all think – would love to hear your thoughts 

Kunwal Javid

Faltu Larki Episodes 23-26 Review – Meltdowns & Showdowns!

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Oh my! As if the lives of all these characters were not happening enough, these past four episodes unleashed further mayhem. Yes, I know the haveli characters are quite absurd but I like how each track in general is dealt with and one is not bored while watching the drama. This drama has wit, masala, heartbreak, revenge – each character is fighting its own battle in its own way.

Where do I begin? Probably with Paro for she seems to have lost her carefully maintained composure. She wavered when she felt Bhaijaan may end up marrying Paro but dealt with that aptly and nipped that story in the bud. Or so she thought. But Bhaijaan and her showdown had me on the edge of my seat. Watching Paro lose all control and Bhaijaan speak (!!) with the whole scene ending with the slap was definitely a scene to watch. That seemed to set the ball rolling with Paro being reminded of how she scorns love or so she feels she believes she does and unleashes all hell on Paashi when she is called to school by her teacher. Paro’s love or obsession, whatever you may call it seems to envelop her where she cannot see or feel anything else. She was blinded with rage when beating Paashi but the way her demeanour changed when Bhaijaan grabbed her arm made me recoil and be drawn in at the same time. If that is possible. It seems as if that conversation with Bhaijaan has made her lose all control for she hurls insult upon insult at Anwaar Sb and him grabbing her throat (yawn) did not garner such an intense reaction from me as did what he said about how he knows she has her sight set on Bhaijaan. I mean, what?! Raaska knows, Jahan Ara has it figured when she says to Paro about having a ‘chor’ in her heart, even Anwaar knows so why has everyone kept mum about it? And talk about facades, why was Anwaar Sb so lovely dovey then if he had the truth figured out? Making the most of the attention from a younger woman?! Mindboggling.

Faltu Larki Episodes 23-26 Review - Meltdowns & Showdowns!

And Bhaijaan. Bhaijaan is like a bear just rousing from a deep slumber. He has found his tongue and also figured out how to use it. So to speak. Which is actually what he is doing, ha! I liked how he wrestled with himself internally wondering whether he should intervene to save Paashi or walk away to avoid another showdown with Paro – and chose the former option. I am a bit curious though – where is Paro’s anger coming from? All because she loved Bhaijaan and he did not reciprocate her feelings? How did they first meet? Did he give her any false ideas or hopes? That is one part of the story I am still waiting for to unfold.

I am a bit amused by Anwaar Sb’s personality – his leniency and relative open mindedness with the next generation. He tells Paro to leave Paashi alone saying children make mistakes. He admits to Raaska later that Jahan Ara is most likely innocent. Paro’s verbal diarrhoea has sent him running into Raaska’s arms and she is not complaining either. Even though he has been so unfair to Raaska, she has always cared for him so the kitchen scene, in spite of everything, still felt sweet.

Jahan Ara is consistent – she continues to confuse me. Like a flower billowing in the wind, she bends towards whichever direction the wind blows. Yasir approaches her and the viewer is left unsure whether she loves him or not. Bhaijaan speaks to her and you think she wants nothing more than to be married to him. This woman is the doe eyed look personified. So if she has seemingly ‘friend zoned’ Yasir, then why give him those looks and accept small tokens of appreciation and all the handholding! Then the tentative small smiles accompanied with holding her dupatta as in the picture below when he calls out to her. Also the same doe eyed look and the small smile she gives Moazzam Ja when she sees him. No, do not get me wrong – not being the moral police here. Mera Jahan Ara say koi laina daina nahin except that she is confusing Yasir, Bhaijaan – and moi!! Although – her latest conversation with Yasir when she seemed to be admitting her feelings for him made me wonder if that is what she really did? So jaatay jaatay is that what she has done – admitted she loves Yasir but must go ahead with this marriage because that is what his parents want? Help please!

Faltu Larki Episodes 23-26 Review - Meltdowns & Showdowns!

Enough of Jahan Ara. Things are only worsening for Erum and I can only wonder why she is just taking it all? She seems to have enough of a backbone so why not pack her bags and leave? Yes, I get she felt that maybe in some way, Taabish may still care for her and that hope does not let her leave but still! Her retorts when she is yelling at Taabish and the three musketeers (his mum and sisters) appearing made me laugh out loud.

Anwar returned and left. And I will also leave it at that. Moazzam Ja seriously gives me the creeps and I thought he finally gave Faiza the creeps too when he told her his white sari and chocolate (err what?!!) stories but the way her head jerked up when Yasir mentioned the upcoming marriage made me think she might snap out of her momentary leap into Moazzam Ja – free state and wreak havoc all over again. Sigh. And Moazzam Ja – uggh can we please call him MJ? I guffawed when Tajwar Bi promised him a bride prettier than Faiza and he agreed like a toddler who is crying over a lost toy and is promised a brand new one. A better one. Guilty of having used the same tactic myself with my children when they were toddlers, I could not believe it was being used here and the irony of it being used to ‘replace’ one bride with another was not lost on me. But then MJ is confused and although seemingly smitten when he saw Jahan Ara, he is still meeting Faiza. And MJ’s mum?!! I spoke too soon- rather thought too soon when after these three episodes I sighed with relief at being spared any of her scenes and then in the fourth episode, smack, there she was in all her glory. Literally.

I said it before and I will say it again – Faltu Larki is not the kind of drama that we all tune into at 8pm and then rave about. It is not everyone’s cup of tea but yes it definitely is mine and that too a kadak one! I love the humor, the wit and the insults which hit quite close to reality. Jahan Ara being openly labelled as prettier than Faiza, extra ‘charbi’ on Nimo, Mushtari not being a judge of prettiness – it makes me marvel at the actresses too who have taken all this in stride in the name of the drama. Like most of us (I think), I too have outrageous thoughts and sometimes retorts at the tip of my tongue which I do not utter which is why it tickles me and amuses me no end when all these characters blurt out whatever they think and feel – with no filter! I can not explain how really but after these four episodes I was left with this strange thought that all the women in this drama are strong in a way yes, but all faltu in a way as well. As in their place in life. I had pinned Jahan Ara as the faltu one, but Erum is a misfit in her in laws, Faiza in her desperation to be married has made herself look so desperate and useless, Paro with her revenge and unrequited love has chosen a path that makes any of us question her purpose in life, women of the haveli – enough said.

I wrote an overview because I was honestly quite taken with this drama. I had not planned on doing a weekly review but one of the comments on the overview stating that Faseeh Bari Khan’s dramas are normally wrapped up within 30 episodes and then the events of these episodes made me really want to share my thoughts and hear everyone else’s. At this point I am very unclear about where things will lead for Jahan Ara. Will Bhaijaan step in for Raaska also seems to feel bad for Jahan Ara. But if that happens then will she agree to marry Bhaijaan for I feel she cares about Yasir now? And how will Yasir’s parents snap out of their greed? What will become of Paro? Next week’s episode’s promo gave us an insight to the ‘young love’ that is also part of this drama and that did not seem to be a very promising end. Will that finally break Paro? With the drama airing two days next week I am definitely looking forward to seeing what will happen. This drama is in a league of its own and each actor and actress has performed their character so well. In my opinion, Hina Dilpazir, Samiya Mumtaz and the actress playing Paashi are hands down the best. I am still chuckling over ‘uloo ka gosht’ and ‘laraayi shuru nahin huee aur yeh teen a jaatay hain (Erum to her in laws). What did you all think of these episodes – would love to hear your thoughts.

Kunwal Javid

Faltu Larki Episodes 1 & 2 Review – Powerful And Witty Dialogues

This is perhaps the most well written drama that I’ve ever watched. It’s chalk full of memorable dialogues that leave you shaking your head and chuckling. This is a female centric drama that revolves around the plight of the women from two and a half different families, who are related by sometimes fraught and reluctant ties. There’s Raska, the matriarch of her family, whose husband, Anwar, married another woman Paro and according to Raska, “jise bathiji kaha karte te, usi ke saath bhurapa kharab kar liya Anwaar sahab ne.” She is a strong, bitter woman, who’s not afraid to speak her mind, whether her opinion is warranted or not. Raska is played by the veteran actor Hina Dilpazeer, who packs quite a punch as an acerbic woman jilted by her husband. She has three children, two girls, Fazia and Irham, and a son, who’s only known by his nickname, Bhaijaan because of his serious demeanor. The interesting thing about Bhaijaan is that not only do his sisters call him that, but also his parents. He’s the oldest of the siblings and unmarried. Fazia is the middle child, who’s bitter over her younger sister’s marriage because she was passed over for her sister. Irham, the baby of the family, is as outspoken as her mother, but not as bitter. She represents a typical millennial Karachiate to a t; she’s mainly interested in Indian dramas and social media. Despite her outspoken and independent nature, she’s still quite ecstatic about her marriage to Taabish, a boy that her father picked out for her.

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Then there is the half family of Paro and her daughter Pashi. Paro is the second wife of Anwar sahab and she’s a smart and calculating woman who knows how to manipulate her husband. She was the daughter of Anwar sahab’s friend, who he married after her father’s death. Paro’s played by Samiya Mumtaz and she’s phenomenal in the role. It’s a joy to see her onscreen again so soon in such a different avatar from Udaari. The young actress playing Pashi is also quite talented. Pashi is mainly interested in facebook, but she only posts “achi baatein” and plays Candy Crush, she reassures her suspicious mother. Anwar sahab is the head of the family; he owns a store near their house and looks after not only his wives and children, but also his younger brother Siraj’s family.

Siraj is a kindhearted and optimistic man who’s touched by the plight of his distant relative. Almaas is the wife of Siraj, and while she’s not as outspoken as her bhabhi Raska, she still makes her displeasure known when her husband brings home an orphaned relative, Jahan Ara, from India. Almaas and Siraj have one son, Sherry, who’s only interested in flirting with a stone-faced Jahan Ara and having fun with his cousin Irham. Jahan Ara is another interesting character. She’s from Bhopal in India and she comes to Karachi with her Mamu Siraj after her mother and father pass away. She is unlike Irham and Sherry because she prefers to stay quiet and blend into the background. She’s faced a lot of hardships and her eyes speak of the horror that she’s witnessed, whereas Sherry and Irham have always lived carefree lives, shielded by their parents.

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The writer of this drama, Fasih Bari Khan, has done immense justice to the story. He has speckled in dialogues that not only reflect the hypocrisy of the characters, but also the larger hypocrisy of society. For example, Raska on one hand condemns Pakistani dramas for showing the trend of multiple wives, but is an avid fan of Indian dramas, such as Rakshas Nandita, which show the titular character scheming to trap her dead husband’s friend. Fasih Bari Khan is also the acclaimed writer of the comedy drama Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewa, which became a hit and was on air for 155 episodes. He is a master at writing dialogues that leave you laughing out loud not only at the outrageous dialogues, but also the way they’re presented. Some of my favorite dialogues so far have been gems like these: “Londe aaj ke Umrao Jaan ho gaye,” “Ussne unka passport jala diya,” “aap thanda piyingi ke garam? Ice cream hai to vo leao.”

I especially am interested to see how Jahan Ara’s story plays out. She’s grateful to her uncle for bringing her to Pakistan, but she knows that she’s not wanted by her aunt. She’s lived a hard life in Bhopal, which she vocalizes when Sherry tries to not so subtly ask her if she had a boyfriend, “Jahaan humte, wahaan boyfriend se bara masla roti ka tha.” She rebuffs the advances of Sherry because she’s far more mature than he is. Bhaijaan is also another character that I want to know more about. He seems to be a serious, no nonsense man that stands neutral in the craziness of his family.

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Overall, I think this is my favorite drama since Udaari and I’m quite excited to see how this unfolds. I’m curious to see who the title of this play refers to. Is the faltu larki Irham, who’s only interested in vapid conversation? Or is the faltu larki Jahan Ara, who has to depend on the mercy of her relatives in Pakistan because she has no one else. I would highly recommend this drama to anyone not already watching this; it airs on A Plus on Thursdays at 8:00.

Stray dialogues that stayed with me:

“Dance to tumhare culture mein hai.” – Irham

“Iss umar mein jail mein chaki piesinge aap?” – Almaas

“Yeh larkiyon walon ka ghar hai, khanum ka adda thori hai.” – Raska

“Yeh jo hamari larki hai na, ye hamare upar boj nahi hai.” – Raska

And my favorite dialogue of all, life advice from Bhaijaan “Jabi bijli ke kaam kiya karein, toh slippers pehen liya karein.”

 

Safiya Yakolangi 

False News Alert: Humayun Saeed Hasn’t Joined Money Heist Season 4’s Cast

People love making all sorts of news and spreading them on the internet like wildfire. The latest rumor to join the grapevine happens to be that of the Meray Paas Tum Ho star, Humayun Saeed joining the cast of internationally acclaimed series Money Heist’s upcoming season 4.

False News Alert: Humayun Saeed Hasn't Joined Money Heist Season 4's Cast

Because Humayun Saeed as Danish was simply superb in the drama serial Meray Paas Tum Ho,  reports that Humayun Saeed got in touch with “Money Heist” producer Alex Pina to join Professor in Season 4 as ‘Islamabad’ went ripe. The news was viral within seconds but its just too good to be true.

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And as much as we hate to burst everyone’s bubble, Saeed will not be seen in Money Heist season 4 in any capacity at all.

In the last season of “Money Heist” season 3, the professor was helped by Islamabad based Pakistani hackers to extract the date he needed to initiate and carry on his heist successful. The Pakistani link is what developed and spread rumors about Humayun Saeed joining the cast of the season finale which by the way isn’t true at all.

Season 4 of Money Heist aka La Casa De Papel will premiere on April 3rd 2020, on the streaming giant Netflix.

Falak’s Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

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Ehsaan Faramosh is ARY Digital’s popular soap serial that airs at 9:00 Pm from Monday to Friday. The drama is written by Tahir Nazeer and it has been directed by Syed Faisal Bukhari. The drama is a Six Sigma Plus presentation. The cast of the drama includes Humayun Ashraf, Humaira Asghar, Salman Saeed, Momina Iqbal and Mashal Khan. The story of the drama revolves around two sisters Falak and Nawal. Falak is shown to extremely cunning and greedy sister who destroyed many lives including her sister.

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

In the recent turn of events, Falak re-married after the divorce. She got married to her sister Nawal’s love Hamza, after plotting against her sister. She got successful in her plans to marry a rich guy. Fans are criticizing the glorification of such a greedy character who can even break homes to attain an upper class status. They are saying that Falak is greedy and cunning and she only married for money and she will soon leave Hamza when his family will abandon him. Fans are saying that people like Falak do exist in reality but they should not be glorified like this. Fans strongly condemned her, they demanded from the drama makers to end the drama soon. A few fans were quite sad on Falak and Hamza’s wedding. Fans are also eager to see Falak’s punishment in the end. Fans also said that the character Hamza was also not trust worthy and Nawal thought right about him. A few fans also suggested the ending as well. Read the comments:

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism
Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism
Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism
Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism

Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism
Falak's Character From Ehsaan Faramosh Gets Heavy Public Criticism
Here is a link from the drama serial Ehsaan Faramosh:

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track “Sapnay” Ft Sarah Khan – Netizens React

Falak Shabir is a famous and renowned Pakistani singer and song writer who received immense love from the audience after many years of struggle. His unique talent and originality of outstanding music made him a shining star. 1n 2020, Falak Shabir got married to Sarah Khan, who is a prominent actress of Pakistani showbiz industry. The couple is blessed with an adorable baby girl Alyana Falak.

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Recently, Falak Shabir released his latest track “Sapnay” featuring the ever gorgeous Sarah Khan, in collaboration with “Nilofer Shahid”. Sapnay is an enchanting tale of a blossoming romance of a girl who set afoot to gratify her desire for the not-so-ordinary. She not in her wildest imagination knew that her need would find harbour, have a look!

Right after the music video was released, the audience was quick enough to respond. Many of the netizens praised Falak Shabir’s singing skills, while others expressed hate over his latest track. Here’s what audience had to say!

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s Latest Track "Sapnay" Ft Sarah Khan - Netizens React

Falak Shabir’s New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

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Falak Shabir’s most awaited Punjabi musical single Yaadan is out now. The song features the ravishing Alizeh Shah who has a huge fan following. The song which has been released by Falak Shabir is themed on the break up, memories and cheating. The video is giving some bold vibes where Alizeh Shah ditches her lover over another person. The video is justifying the theme and the lyrics of the song beautifully.

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

The song is presented by Massive Mix Record, the video of the song has been directed by Bilawal Abbasi, Music is given by Haroon B, lyrics are written by Asad Chauhan. Choreography is done by Wahab Shah. Alizeh’s beautiful wardrobe is by Parien House.
Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now
The song and the video is very catchy in which you can also glimpse the acting of Falak Shabir who is acing his expressions when he realized that he’s being betrayed. Alizeh Shah is looking gorgeous in the video.

Here is a link to video.

Fans are coming up with mixed views on the songs but most of them are loving the video. A few passed remarks on the fresh onscreen couple. Here are comments.
Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's New Song Featuring Alizeh Shah Is Out Now

Falak Shabir’s Latest Single Akhiyan

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The pop star Falak Shabbir has sang many commercial songs till date. He started his career years back and has also sang some successful Indian songs too. His recent song which was a collaboration with Indian singers was a disappointment to some extent but the singer is back with yet another song which is a fusion of Punjabi and English. The music video called ‘Akhiyan’ is directed by Hasinth Pathirana and the music is composed by Zoh. The song is receiving positive response from the audiences.

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Falak Shabir’s Latest Romantic Song Zindagi Featuring Sarah Khan Is Out Now

Sarah Khan and Falak Shabir make the most beloved couple of the industry. People loves the way Falak treats Sarah and also their cozy and romantic videos are loved by people.

Sarah Khan and Falak Shabir today completed their one year of togetherness. Sarah and Falak had planned a surprise for their fans on their anniversary.

Falak Shabir's Latest Romantic Song Zindagi Featuring Sarah Khan Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's Latest Romantic Song Zindagi Featuring Sarah Khan Is Out Now

Falak Shabir released a romantic song by the name of Zindagi and dedicated it to his beloved wife Sarah Khan. The song features none other than Sarah Khan in it. Sarah indeed looked adorable in the video as always. The video comprised of cute little moments of the couple and Falak’s soulful voice made this song more distinctive.

Falak Shabir's Latest Romantic Song Zindagi Featuring Sarah Khan Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's Latest Romantic Song Zindagi Featuring Sarah Khan Is Out Now

Falak Shabir's Latest Romantic Song Zindagi Featuring Sarah Khan Is Out Now

Let’s have a look at the video:

Have you guys seen the song Zindagi? Did you guys like it as well? Want to add something to the story? Feel free to share your views with us!

Falak Shabir’s Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

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Sarah Khan is a gorgeous and talented Pakistani television actor. She is well-known for her roles in hit drama serials including Sabaat, Raqs E Bismil, Laapata, and Hum Tum. The stunning actor has captivated the hearts of fans with her excellent acting skills and flawless beauty. Currently, Sarah Khan is making headlines for her drama serial Namak Haram for Hum TV. Her on-screen pairing with actor Imran Ashraf is being loved.

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Sarah Khan is happily married to Falak Shabir who is in love with his gorgeous wife. Falak often expresses his love for wife through his beautiful gestures. He arranges expensive tours for wife. Last year, Falak took Sarah to the Europe tour. Well, now, Falak has gifted Sarah Khan a brand new Mercedes Benz. He handed over the keys to his gorgeous wife. Here is the link to the post:

See the beautiful pictures shared by Sarah and Falak:

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Fans are congratulating Sarah Khan. They are also praying for the couple. Sarah’s fans are saying that Falak Shabir is an amazing husband and Sarah Khan deserves him. A few are saying that actors don’t fall prey to the evil eye even after doing a lot of show off. Unfortunately, a very few haters are trolling the pretty actress for no reason. Read the comments:

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir's Expensive Gift To Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Wife – Romantic Pictures

Wedding ceremony of Sarah khan and Falak Shabir took place yesterday.

Falak Shabir Wife - Romantic Pictures

It was a gleaming event, everything looked like a fairy tale. Sarah was looking not less than a princess and Falak was clearly head over heals in love with Sarah Khan.

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At the end of event Dil Walay Dulhaniya Lay Gaye.

Falak Shabir Wife - Romantic Pictures

Here we have the first after marriage look of the most anticipated couple Sarah Khan and Falak Shabir

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Sarah Khan is looking ravishing in this navy blue colored plain silk sarhi. Her make up is minimal as usual and her signature black straight hair added a lot of elegance to the look, gold chain and bangles are adding a lot to her the entire look of Sarah Khan. Whereas Falak Shabir is wearing classic black Kurta Shalwar and brown Peshawari chapal.

Falak Shabir Wife - Romantic Pictures

Here we have another video of the love birds who are enjoying the weather of Karachi whilst Falak Shabir is singing a sing for his beloved wife.

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Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah’s Health And Fans Are Worried

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Falak Shabir and Sarah Khan both make extremely gorgeous and powerful couple. Both have gotten married last year after Corona outbreak. Fans absolutely loved these newly weds and enjoy their loved up moments .
Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Recently, the couple was spotted in Istanbul for Honeymoon and a shooting. The fans loved their pictures and videos from Istanbul.

Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Well ,Falak Shabir seems to be unhappy this time while posting something about Sarah. Sadly, Falak’s story is telling us that Sarah Khan is hospitalized and might be having some fever.

Sarah’s fans seems to be worried about her health , they want to see her smile.

Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Falak has posted Sarah’s picture with the caption, ” She is not well ” he also posted the emoji with thermometers on the picture.

Well, we hope and pray for Sarah to get well soon and pose for a happy picture which is Sarah’s style .
Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Falak Shabir Took To Instagram About Sarah's Health And Fans Are Worried

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana – Adorable Video

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Celebrity couple Sarah Khan and Falak Shabir are deep in the joys of first-time parenthood after the birth of their daughter Alyana in early October. Alyana’s birth was announced by Falak on his Instagram as he shared a lovely photo of the newborn’s hand.

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

It seems like Falak Shabir is on daddy duties and he is enjoying every second of it. Sarah Khan recently took to her official Instagram handle to share an adorable video of Falak with her daughter Alyana. The video shows Falak Shabir singing a soulful tune to entertain her daughter. While sharing the adorable video, Sarah wrote “My lifelines”. Have a look!

The audience was quick enough to respond right after the video started making rounds on social media. Netizens bashed Sarah and Falak for their inappropriate act. Here’s what audience had to say!

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Sings A Song For His Daughter Alyana - Adorable Video

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

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Falak Shabir and Sarah Khan make one of the most adorable couples of our media industry.

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

Sarah and Falak got married a few months back and their marriage was a pleasing surprise for everyone as no one expected them to be together. But soon after they got married their cute chemistry and adorable couple moments made everyone go aww!!

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir and Sarah Khan became the topmost choice of designers to feature them in their photoshoots as they became the public favorite.

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Singing Song For Wife Sarah Khan

In a recent shoot, Falak Shabir sang a beautiful song for wife Sarah Khan.

Let’s have a look at the adorbale video:

Have you guys seen the video? Isn’t it adorable? Did you guys like it? Want to add something to the story? Share your views with us!

Falak Shabir Singing ‘Saajna’ During Shoot For Zainab Chottani

Sarah khan and Falak Shabir’s wedding where made everyone happy at the same time people were equally astonished.

Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani

Sarah Khan has emerged as a versatile and phenomenal actress on the other hand Falak Shabir has given us many hit tracks to node our heads on.

Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani

Who on earth can ever forget the debut song of Falak Shabir ROG that was released more than a decade ago and turned out to be Block Buster opening the roads to success for Falak and then there came Ijazat, Saajna, Mera Maan and dozens of others.

Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani

After Sarah Khan and Falak Shabir’s majestic wedding the famous designer Zainab Chottani decides to re-create the wedding looks of both Sarah and Falak.

Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani Falak Shabir Singing 'Saajna' During Shoot For Zainab Chottani

During the Shoot on the request of Zainab Chottani Falak Shbair sang the unplugged version of Saajna, whereas Sarah Khan was also there, appreciating hes husband adorably, Let’s have a look at the video:

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Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

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Falak Shabir is a renowned Pakistani Pop singer who rose to fame through his famous song Roag. He also sung many other hit songs. Two years ago, the singer got married to ace actress Sarah Khan, the couple has a charming daughter Alyana Falak. The couple is admired by millions of fans.

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Recently, Falak Shabir has given an insight into his personal life as he has conducted a Question and Answer session with his fans. Fans asked a lot of questions about Sarah and his personal life, they also asked about Noor Zafar’s marriage, his personal life and likes and earnings.

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

While responding about Sarah, he said that he has a precious wife who is like a princess and never gets angry or upset with him. He said that his dream destination is Switzerland with Sarah Khan. He showed Sarah’s last message in which a heart emoji was seen. He also posted unseen pictures of Sarah and his adorable daughter Alyana. He said that his favourite drama of Sarah is Raqs E Bismil. He revealed that his first drama would be with Sarah, if he ever did acting, otherwise he won’t do drama. Talking about Noor Zafar’s marriage, he said that they have planned about Noor’s marriage. Talking about how much he earns, Falak says that he earns more than a doctor. He also gave his autograph and shared his old pictures. He told his fans that he belongs to Lahore. He revealed that his new song is coming soon. Have a look at his interesting and friendly Q & A session with fans.

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Unseen Picture With Sarah Khan and Much More

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

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Falak Shabir and Sarah Khan is one power couple that every one wants to see. They don’t shy away from sharing their PDA moments with fans. Fans do love and wait for their pictures.

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak often surprises wife with flowers and bouquets which his beautiful wife appreciates too.

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Recently the couple posed for selfies in a warmed-up winter attire. We have gather the new pictures of couple for you along with some more beautiful pictures.

Have a look at the photos .

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

 

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Shares Selfies With Sarah Khan

Falak Shabir Shares How Atif Aslam Helped His Business

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Falak Shabir is one of the biggest music stars in the country today. He has made so many songs and we see him performing in so many cities nationally and internationally with people loving and enjoying not only his melodious voice but his entertaining performance. Falak Shabir is a self made man and he has reached this stage in life with hard work and dedication.

Falak Shabir Shares How Atif Aslam Helped His Business

Married to one of the top leading ladies, Sarah Khan, Falak Shabir is always sharing moments of his life on social media and has a very open nature where he never tries to maintain a façade. The singer has always shared how he struggled in life and comes from humble beginnings. He has worked other jobs before he was able to become a full time singer and he shared how Atif Aslam helped his business in those days.

Falak Shabir Shares How Atif Aslam Helped His Business

While hew was a guest on the Mirza Malik show along side his wife Sarah Khan, he was asked which Atif Aslam song is his favourite. Atif said that Aadat is definitely the answer as back in the day Falak used to run a shop where he used to sell guitars and it was playing Aadat on those guitars live which would make more people buy them. Thus Atif Aslam helped his business back in the day.

Falak Shabir Shares How Atif Aslam Helped His Business

This is what Falak shared: