One of the most awaited comedies of the year 2019 is Neelum Muneer and Sami Khan starrer, Wrong No. 2. The good news for its fans today is that the film just got its first look poster along with the announcement of its release date.
Releasing on Eid-ul-Fitr 2019, Wrong No. 2 is going to be Yasir Nawaz’s third directorial project on the big screen (Wrong Number and Mehrunnisa V Lub U, previously) and is set to clash with the upcoming titan of Pakistani cinema, The Legend of Maula Jatt.
We were still wondering whether Project Ghazi and Sherdil will be releasing next month on 22nd March that another film joined the list. Slated for the same date i.e. a day before Pakistan Day, Laal Kabootar has become a confirmed addition to yet another release clutter on Pakistani cinema.
Since grass is always greener on the other side, it is rather convenient to assume celebrities as larger than life figures who live a perfect life with no worries whatsoever. The ground reality, however, is almost always different. Lately, we have had a number of celebrities who came forward and publicly talked about their struggle with depression.
Now, this is interesting!
Sources have revealed to us that there is a new action comedy in the works titled, ‘Patakh Dey.’ What has us most excited, however, is the ensemble cast the makers have put together for this exciting venture.
Reema created a few ripples across the industry in a recent interview to Samaa TV. She spilled the beans on some of the open and not-so-open secrets of the industry of her time and commented on the rampant negative attitudes, leg-pulling, and even attempts on life for the sake of jealousies in those days.
According to Reema, there were a few colleagues in her days who would continually malign her character and would never even hesitate to make attempts at her life.
Much to morning shows’ dismay and to our relief, PEMRA recently issued an order to Pakistani TV shows to improve their content. We have all seen PEMRA curb creativity and freedom of some of the most harmless things on TV but this is one instance where we stand in solidarity with the media regulatory authority.
Lately, morning shows have become an excruciating headache with their mindless and shallow segments, long wedding weeks, and just general gibber gabber.
2018 remains a memorable year in showbiz for the countless WTF and FTW moments originating there. Of these, one of the biggest highlights was the singer/actor Meesha Shafi’s harassment allegations against the fellow artist, Ali Zafar.
Meesha accused the Teefa In Trouble star of sexually harassing her twice, once at a private studio and the other time at a family function. Zafar had rejected the claims and vowed to take legal action against her.
Pakistan’s first web series, Enaaya came out eight days back. Directed by Wajahat Rauf, the series stars Mehwish Hayat, Azfar Rehman, Asad Siddiqui, and Faryal Mehmood in lead roles.
While most people have no major issues with the series, actor Fahad Mustafa seemed to have some issues with the content (or so we thought).
If you happen to point out what’s common between Steven Spielberg’s shark-fest, Jaws, and the classic English epic, Beowolf, you would know what this article is about. The similarities between Sarat Chandra’s Devdas (made thrice for big screen by Bollywood) and Pakistan’s first adult rated film, Neela Parbat (1969), can also be a case in point here.
Now that 2018’s biggest hit in terms of a non-festival release, Teefa in Trouble has made it to Netflix, Iflix, and even television, we bring you some interesting similarities between Teefa and Tangled.
