After over two decades in the spotlight, Reema still comes across queries as mundane as “when will you get married?” However, she answers them with the enthusiasm of a giddy teen.
Dressed in a white outfit as she frequently adjusts her bangs and tosses her hair (with carefully placed extensions), it’s hard to imagine that she has been around for over 22 years, leaving one wondering if she has been ‘under the knife’. But more than the looks, it’s the effort she has made to
No matter how big a film is, how strong the measures are and how hard one tries to keep something safe. People here always try to do something that finally results in film-makers losing their interest in further investing their money in film industry.
It was Pakistan’s 64 birthday and what better way to celebrate it than to reward people for excellence in various fields. President Asif Ali Zardari announced civil awards – Nishan-i-Imtiaz, Hilal-i-Pakistan, Hilal-i-Imtiaz, Sitara-i-Pakistan, Sitara-i-Shuja’at, Sitara-i-Imtiaz, Pride of Performance, Sitara-i-Quaid-i-Azam, Tamgha-i-Pakistan, Tamgha-i-Shuja’at, Tamgha-i-Imtiaz and Tamgha-i-Khidmat – for a number of people belonging to different
Her queen’s tag at ‘Morning Show World’ might have been snatched away but she was and always is the queen in her fans’ heart. Yes you guessed it right; we are talking about everyone’s sweetheart Nadia Khan, who pretty much just vanished away from the face of this earth. But here’s news for
We heard she is working in a Lollywood production and that too besides Shaan, we automatically believed its going to be something big. Either curse the way our industry works or her wrong selection of project, but Juggan really left many of us disappointed with her first ever Pakistani film
The year is already being declared as the one which will be credited with the revival of Pakistani Film Industry by many. A major reason for this is the huge amount of quality local films which are currently in pipeline to hit cinemas. Furthermore surprisingly almost all of them have the certain ingredients and the potential that is required for a film to be considered successful.
Pakistan does not have many films on historical or even present inspirational figures to boast about. The first in this category was Jinnah, a film made on the life and struggle of the founding father of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, thus giving it the status of being the first film ever to be based on the life of some inspirational figure in Pakistan. Recently a movie by the name of Kaptaan was announced, depicting the life of cricketer turned philanthropist turned politician Imran Khan, making it the second film to join the same league as that of “Jinnah.”
Referred to by many as Pakistan’s Aishwarya Rai and Lollywood’s Golden Girl, Reema Khan shares her experiences in the industry and her upcoming plans. A talented actor who has featured in over 200 films, Reema debuted as a director and producer with the award winning movie Koi Tujh Sa Kahan in 2005.
Now, after a gap of six years, she is back in the business with Love Mein Ghum, an upcoming Lollywood film, which is directed and produced by Reema herself, who won best actor and director at the 2006 Lux Style Awards.
Film director Syed Noor, credited for revitalising Lollywood in the mid-90s, shares his opinion on the reasons behind the decline of the film industry and how he plans to reverse the situation. Noor, known for making issue-based films, has been praised for making some of Lollywood’s biggest hits, such as Choorian, Jeeva, Ghoonghat and Deewane Tere Pyar Ke.
Hey everyone, below we are attaching the just released trailer of upcoming Pakistani film ‘The Dusk’. Movie is expected to hit cinemas this year most probably in winters. So watch it and leave your opinion based responses in comment’s section below.
