Sunny Deol ‘did not like’ brother Bobby’s ‘Animal’
Sunny Deol expressed reservations about the film “Animal,” starring his brother Bobby Deol. He stated that while he liked the...
Court extends Khadija Shah’s remand in Quetta case
The Anti-Terrorism Court in Quetta extended Khadija Shah's transit remand for seven days under the Balochistan police custody following a plea for a 14-day extension. This comes after the Lahore High Court granted her post-arrest bail in a case related to May 9 riots. Shah has challenged her detention in court, calling the charges "false and baseless." (Words: 50) - Khabristan.PK
‘Ate and left no crumbs’: Ayeza Khan applauded for brilliant performance in ‘Mein’
Ayeza Khan's stellar performance in the latest episode of 'Mein' has garnered widespread acclaim, with netizens praising her for portraying a range of emotions with finesse. Fellow actor Aagha Ali hailed her as 'phenomenal', while social media users lauded her award-worthy acting. The drama marks a collaboration between Ayeza Khan and Wahaj Ali, airing on ARY Digital. - Khabristan.PK
Actor Shreyas Talpade’s wife gives his health update after heart attack
Indian actor Shreyas Talpade suffered a heart attack during a film shoot, and his wife, Deepti Talpade, provided an update on his health. She confirmed he is in a stable condition and will be discharged in a few days, expressing gratitude for the overwhelming concern and well-wishes. Fans and media are urged to respect their privacy during his recovery. - Khabristan.PK
We call ourselves Muslims but don’t want to understand Islam: Hina Bayat
In a segment of the Adnan Faisal Podcast featuring Hina Bayat, the actress delved into the concept of claiming religious identity without a thorough understanding of the guidelines and directives outlined by one's faith. Expressing her thoughts, she remarked, "We want to call ourselves Muslims but we don't want to understand Islam." Hina emphasized the tendency to enforce fatwas without a deeper comprehension, adding, "Because we've heard this happens."
That should be the end of Zara for all of us: Pakistani celebs slam fashion label post controversy
Pakistani celebrities criticize Zara for an ad campaign resembling violence in Palestine, prompting boycott calls. Zara subsequently removed the controversial images and expressed regret for causing offense. The incident has sparked global discussions regarding the power of social media in highlighting atrocities and promoting resistance against the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. [Word count: 49] - Khabristan.PK
WATCH: Sadia Imam shares secret hair mask
Former actor Sadia Imam shared a DIY hair mask recipe for smooth, frizz-free hair during winter on ARY Digital’s show ‘Good Morning Pakistan’. The mask includes petroleum jelly, glycerin, and coffee powder, providing impressive results. Another guest shared a recipe with mayonnaise, olive oil, aloe vera, and lemon juice to reverse damage from heat and chemical treatments. - Khabristan.PK
Crying woman sells: Rabia Butt blames audience, writers for popularising harmful stereotypes
Pakistani actor and model Rabia Butt recently participated as a panel guest at a local university event, taking a firm stance against the prevalent portrayal of the 'damsel in distress' trope in media. The star of "Jeevan Nagar" criticized the common trend of depicting men cheating on their partners, asserting that this narrative often contributes to the portrayal of weak female characters.
No one could have played this better than Faryal Mehmood: Iram Parveen talks ‘Wakhri’ casting
The Red Sea Film Festival 2023 is currently underway in Jeddah, attracting prominent figures from the global film industry. Making its world premiere on the grand screen at the festival, the Pakistani feature film "Wakhri — One of a Kind" took the spotlight with its cast and creators. The film is inspired by the life of Qandeel Baloch, a social media personality who tragically became a victim of honor killing a few years ago.
Ali Zafar’s ‘Main Nahi Hoon’ is a transcendent fusion of Pakistani, Turkish musical influences
Cross-cultural collaborations between Pakistan and Turkey continue to thrive, exemplified by singer-songwriter Ali Zafar's latest release, "Main Nahi Hoon." Unveiled on December 3, the song not only reflects the contemporary collaboration between the two nations but also draws inspiration from the rich tradition of Islamic Devotional Music.