Aayan Mirza
Just your average writer/editor based in Karachi, who has the OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) to use commas (Oxford Commas, especially), and edit the heck out of editable pieces.Also, love movies, TV shows more than the movies, and books over everything else.If you find editorial mistakes or have any other feedback over the content of the website, I would appreciate if you email me at: aayanmughal@gmail.com
Manto (Review): A feather in Sarmad Khoosat’s cap, a success at making him people’s...
Sarmad Khoosat has done the acting of his life. We had seen him acting in past; Shashlik with Nadia Afghan being the highlight of that era, and we always knew he had the potential, but Manto, despite all that was a big, fat, pleasant surprise. Just as Naseeruddin Shah gave a face to Mirza Ghalib for people today, Sarmad will stay people's Saadat Hassan Manto.
Moor (Review): It’s Pakistani cinema at its finest
Moor's is a beautiful story set in the backdrop of the eventual fall of Pakistan Railways, most specifically in the Zhob-Bostan areas of Balochistan province, due to the rising corruption in the department and the subsequent birth of land and route-bus mafias; spiralling and entangling the common local lives of the area and those with honest attachment to their land and Railways.
Ho Mann Jahaan delayed, to not release on Eid-ul-Adha ’15
The news came while the cast member Sonya Jehan was conducting a live twitter chat with the film fans yesterday. In an answer to a fan's question about film's release date, Sonya replied, "InshaAllah after Moharram. :)."
Film industry upset with LSA nominations, controversies brewing up
The nominations for the 14th season of Pakistan's grandest and much awaited award show, Lux Style Awards (LSA), are finally here. And like every year, this year too, Lux would be celebrating the accomplishments...
Na Maloom Afraad to get its TV Premiere this Eid
This Eid is going to be super huge for all of you out there. As if the treat of the year's two big films hitting the cinemas wasn't enough, it has now been announced...
(Review): Bin Roye; a film where romance leads and emotions follow. A classic ‘Hum’...
Movie Name: Bin RoyeRelease Date: July 18, 2015 (Eid-ul-Fitr)Director: Shahzad Kashmiri & Momina DuraidReview by: Aayan MirzaHUM is perhaps the only entertainment channel in Pakistan that has over the years built for itself a repute...
Danish Taimoor & Ayeza Khan welcome a baby girl
While Danish has been busy these days in the promotion of his upcoming comedy flick, Wrong Number, we could feel the absence of his wife from the scene, and well, now we know why.
Director of iconic Maula Jatt, Younis Malik, no more with us
Industry veteran, Younis Malik, the man behind iconic Punjabi classics; Maula Jatt and Sher Khan, passes away.Malik, a reputed name in the industry, was suffering from paralysis and also had a heart condition. He...
Iman Ali replaced by Urwa Hocane in upcoming romantic comedy
After getting the ideal big screen break from the box office hit Na Maloom Afraad, there is absolutely no stopping to the actress Urwa Hocane's success bar. Among so many new entrants in the film industry, Urwa has created quite a space for herself.
‘Karachi Se Lahore’ trailer hits the comic bullseye
Launched at the press event held at Karachi's Pearl Continental last Saturday (25th April 2015), the trailer instantly had its space captured among the audience after its very first run. It picked the Pakistani cinema right from where Na Maloom Afraad last year had left it. And all major credit for it to director Wajahat Rauf and writer Yasir Hussain.