Tag: Saba Qamar
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‘If Ahsan Khan had not been married, I would have taken him’: Saba Qamar
Actor Ahsan Khan invited Lollywood A-lister Saba Qamar as a guest for his Youtube session ‘Lo Kar Lo Baat’. As the two actors drove around, discussing various topics, Saba hilariously revealed she would have married Ahsan had he not been committed to someone else. Ahsan asked the ‘Kamli’ star which actor she would have married…
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‘From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free’: Celebrities extend support as war rages on in Gaza
As war rages on in Gaza, celebrities from Pakistan came forth in throngs to extend their solidarity to the Palestinian community, offering prayers to see them free from the oppressive Israeli occupation. Celebrities from Pakistan arrived in throngs to extend their solidarity to the Palestinian community, and are praying in their lifetimes to see a…
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Slay or nay: our favourite looks from the Lux Style Awards
The Lux Style Awards really lived up to its name last night with how the creme de la creme of Pakistan’s entertainment industry came out, dressed to the nines. Some of the biggest stars of Pakistan were present to celebrate the night’s occasion like Saba Qamar, Saim Sadiq, Yumna Zaidi, and even Maya Ali. Most…
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‘Made my day’: Celebs are delighted with Pakistan women’s cricket team win
Pakistanis were jubilant over their men’s cricket team’s splendid performance against India, however, very little was said about the Pakistani women’s cricket team’s whitewash win against South Africa. Female celebrities have risen to the challenge, advocating for more recognition to be given to the team. Cricket player Shadab Khan shared a picture of the team,…
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Celebrities send out prayers and hopes for a prosperous tomorrow on Independence Day
On August 14, the National Independence Day of Pakistan, entertainment and sports stars are celebrating the occasion by sharing messages of hope and prosperity with their millions of followers. Let’s see what some prominent figures have to say. Singer and activist Shehzad Roy shared a song by Imran Akhood, who wrote a song about every…
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If you loved ‘Gunah’, here are some Pakistani crime-thrillers you should watch
‘Gunah’ was a long-awaited drama, hailed by critics and fans of Sarmad Khoosat alike. Featuring powerful performances by Saba Qamar, Rabia Butt and Juggun Kazim in her comeback debut, the series revolved around the sudden disappearance of Gul Noor (played by Kazzim), who leaves her two children and husband, the powerful landlord Malik Hayat Khan…
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Saba Qamar and Imran Abbas shine in the first episode of ‘Tumhare Husn Kay Naam’
‘Tumhare Husn Kay Naam’, the new drama serial on Green TV is a timeless love-story woven in threads of melancholic romance, philosophy and nostalgia. Salma (played by Qamar) and Sikandar (played by Abbas), the main leads, epitomize true love as a condition that defies all man-made social divisions and differences. Gear up for a classic…
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Beware, Biparjoy: our celebs are armed with safety tips and they’re not afraid to use them
Reports are coming in that 62,000 people have been evacuated from the country’s coastal line, according to Climate Change Minister Sherry Rehman, and 75 relief camps have been set up at schools and colleges, according to Samaa. Celebrities and public figures are taking to social media to send helpful advice and prayers to those who…
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‘The beauty of humanity’: Adnan Siddiqui recalls kindness of stranger during Maat shooting
The Pakistani drama ‘Maat’ aired over eleven years ago and featured a thrilling love triangle between two sisters Aiman (played by Amina Sheikh) and Saman (played by Saba Qamar) who fall in love with the same man, Faisal (played by Adnan Siddifiqui). Faisal first proposes for Saman’s hand in marriage, but after her rejection, he…
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A desi adaptation of Jane Austen’s ‘Persuasion’? Here’s who we want in the cast
Period dramas are all the rage now days, with Queen Charlotte becoming Netflix’s biggest hit this year, and more film adaptations like ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’, ‘Macbeth’ releasing in the last few years. But what we have yet to see, and are patiently waiting for, is Pakistani writers picking up their pen and writing a desi…