Amna Ilyas is a Pakistani film and television actress, and model. Bold photos of Pakistan showbiz industry actress Amna Ilyas have gone viral on social media.
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Ali Zafar has officially dropped his first-ever Pashto song and it is everything fans had wished for. The beautiful cultural song reached at no 1 on youtube trending in Pakistan and Ali Zafar shared a special post on Insta handle regarding it.
Ahead of Pashtun culture day, the 41-year-old singer has blessed his fanbase up North with a new version of Larsha Pekhawar.
Joined by Gul Panra and Fortitude Pakhtun Core, Ali Zafar has added unique energy into his upbeat track.
“Here it is! LARSHA PEKHAWAR- Click on the link in bio to watch full video. Go and subscribe to my channel now and let me know how you liked it !? Poora dekh ke bataana!,” the singer wrote on his Instagram handle on Wednesday.
Ayeza Khan, who is the most followed Pakistani celebrity on Instagram, took the internet by storm with her dance moves on Lata Mangeshkar’s song Mere Haathon Mein.
Ayeza recreated the dance moves of late Bollywood star Sridevi on Mere Haathon Mein and the video of it has gone viral on social media.
The Tum Kon Piya actor took to Instagram and shared her video wherein she can be seen dancing her heart out on the lyrics of Mere Haathon Mein, from film Chandni, featuring Sridevi and Rishi Kapoor.
Ayeza posted the video and wrote, “Up next Geeti ki shadi……Are you ready??”.
The video has won the hearts of the fans on social media.
Recently, Ayeza had revealed that late Bollywood star Sridevi has and will always be on the top among her ‘favourite’ actresses and that she is an ‘inspiration’ for her as an actress and a mother.
Ayeza had said, “Amongst so many of my favourite actresses, Sridevi has and will always be on the top. It’s a pity that she left us so soon. An inspiration for me, as an actress and a mother.”
Lahore (NUT-DESK)Ajoka theatre arranged a special screening of award-winning short film “Darya ke Iss Paar” this Saturday. The film has been directed by a senior Ajoka activist, Shoaib Sultan and has won a number of international awards including Best Film and Best Director awards at the prestigious New York City International Festival . The theme of the film is the little-known issue of suicides among Chitrali young women.
Ajoka Executive Director Shahid Nadeem, Chairperson Zara Salman and Ajoka Institute Director Nirvaan Nadeem spoke on the occasion and congratulated Shoaib Sultan on the huge international recognition of his film.
Answering questions from the audience, Shoaib Sultan said his success was mainly due to the experience gained while working with Ajoka on socially meaningful arts projects.
The film has also been screened at the Senate and there are plans to introduce legislation to prevent suicides in Northern areas.
Fully vaccinated South Korean band BTS danced its way through the United Nations in a Monday broadcast, promoting global goals tackling poverty, inequality, injustice and climate change ahead of the annual UN gathering of world leaders.
The seven-member group filmed a music video to its song “Permission to Dance” in the world body’s New York headquarters over the weekend, dancing through the General Assembly hall and out into the gardens. It was broadcast during an event on the Sustainable Development Goals.
BTS – whose members declared they were all fully vaccinated against COVID-19 – also appeared in person at the event in the General Assembly, introduced by South Korean President Moon Jae-in. They are the UN’s Special Presidential Envoys for Future Generations and Culture.
They shared their thoughts and those of young people worldwide on the past two years and the future, expressing their frustration during the pandemic.
“I was saddened to hear that entrance and graduation ceremonies had to be canceled,” said Jeon Jung-Kook, known as Jungkook. “These are moments in life you want to celebrate and missing out on them must have been upsetting. We were heartbroken when our long-planned concert tours were canceled.”
They praised the resilience of youth, saying they were not “COVID’s lost generation.”
“I think it’s a stretch to say they’re lost just because paths they tread can’t be seen by grown-up eyes,” said BTS group leader Kim Nam-Joon, known as RM.
Kim Seok-Jin, known as Jin, added: “Instead of the ‘lost generation’ a more appropriate name would be the ‘welcome generation’ because instead of fearing change, this generation says ‘welcome’ and keeps forging ahead.”
Another controversy or revealing the truth as TikToker Hareem Shah has shared a photo of man with the caption of ‘My Life’.
Hareem Shah’s post on the photo and video sharing app Instagram, which is very active and shares new videos for her fans with each passing day, raises many questions. Hareem Shah shared her new photo on her verified Instagram account with a person accompanying her. She has caused controversy among consumers by sharing a photo with a man on social media.
In the picture, Hareem Shah is resting his head on the man’s shoulder and she is looking very happy. Sharing the photo on Instagram, Hareem Shah wrote in the caption, “My life.”
So this might be a big news for Hareem Shah’s fans as social media users are yearning to find out the identity of Hareem’s husband however in the latest picture shared by the TikTok personality, she didn’t deem it important to mention whether the man in the picture with her is her husband or not.
Social media users have congratulated the TikTok sensation in the comment section and have also expressed their delight at how beautiful of a couple the duo in the picture make.
YouTube has lauded vlogger Irfan Junejo on Instagram for his exceptional work in videos.“Head to Irfan Junejo’s channel to wander into his cinematic universe,” said the caption. The YouTube official Instagram account acknowledges to its most recognized talent around the globe.
Junejo has two YouTube accounts, Irfan Junejo and Junejo 2.0. The main account has more then 1.13 million followers, while the other has around 350,000.
Irfan Junejo is known for his creative cinematic videos. He has been making travel volgs, reaction videos and tech reviews.
In February 2020, Junejo took a break from making videos, saying vlogs are no longer the focus of his life. After the 17-month break, he made a comeback video, The Resurgence, talking about his mental health. “I secretly used to cry in the bathroom so that nobody gets to know about it,” he said.
Pakistani singer Atif Aslam has announced his collaboration with superstar Mahira Khan for his video song Ajnabi, 10 years after they first worked together in the film Bol. Atif turned to his Instagram and Twitter simultaneously to share the first poster of the song, also featuring Mahira and said, “Coming together after 10 years.”
Earlier, the Jeene Laga Hoon singer also shared the first teaser of Ajnabi and said that it will be released soon.
He said, “Here’s a lil weekend surprise for all my fans. Enjoy the first teaser of my new song and let me know what you think abt it. & be on the lookout for this song as it’ll be releasing very soon.”
Fans are impatiently waiting for the release of Ajnabi to see their favourite stars together again. Mahira and Atif Aslam first collaborated in film Bol, released in 2011.
Actress Amar Khan’s new serial Baddua sees her in a “very human” character, something she believes is a rare sight on TV where characters are either positive or negative. Appearing on Good Morning Pakistan with costar Muneeb Butt, Amar opened up about her role as Abeer in the ARY Digital serial Baddua that premiered on Monday, Sept. 20.
Highlighting how the show is different, Amar said,“I personally feel that its characters are different… Like my role as Abeer is a very full of life girl who is confident, has dreams, and is a go-getter. She’s driven and independent to chase her ambitions and who/what she loves. I feel people will connect with that.”
According to Amar, characters on TV these days “are either totally positive or totally negative”, which she says is not how people are in real life, and this is where Baddua’s strength lies – in its characters.
“Kudos to the writer Samina Ejaz for creating well-rounded characters,” said Amar, adding that when people ask her whether her role as Abeer is ‘negative’, she says it’s a “very human character”. In an earlier promotional post on her Instagram, Amar also described Abeer as ” a super-strong powerpack, playfully mischievous and lively.”
“I was especially excited to play this character for its too many moods and dramatic offerings. This riot and rebel is ready to sparkle your screen with fire,” she said.
Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, has said that Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a “living legend” as he brings together four generations of South Asians who love Urdu music and poetry.
Sadiq thanked Rahat for selling out the vast Wembley Arena soon after the lifting of the COVID-19 lockdown and for bringing together Muslims, Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, Pakistanis, and Indians together in their shared love for popular Urdu music and poetry.
The London mayor took to the stage halfway through the powerful performance by the singer and his band including Gumby on drums, Rashid Ali Khan on Saxophone, Mohsin Raza Shah on the lead guitars and Rahat’s younger brother Wajahat Ali Khan on the supporting vocals.
Rahat’s “legacy” tour will last over 10 days from London, Birmingham, and Manchester to Leicester.
Rahat performed for three hours with one break. Thousands of Indians and Pakistanis sang each and every song along with him. Meanwhile, hundreds danced on the floor area and kept asking for more from Rahat whose last performance at the same sold-out venue was just before London went into lockdown.
Speaking to Media after his performance, Rahat said he loved London’s audience. He said: “I am so happy to perform in London. This was after two years of separation. Pakistanis, Indians, and Bangladeshis have come together for my show just because of one thing: positivity. I have positivity inside me and it’s the positivity that generates love.”
