Imran Ashraf ruled 2019 with some incredible TV performances, particularly as Bhola, a mentally challenged young man, in Ranjha Ranjha Kardi that concluded earlier this year. Amar Khan, on the other hand, is generating positive feedback for her recent role in ongoing drama Dil e Gumshuda in which she essays the headstrong and selfish Alizey. According to recent reports, the two TV actors are gearing up for their first film, titled Dum Mastam, which will be directed by Mohammad Ehteshamuddin - who made his big-screen directorial debut with Superstar earlier this year. Written by Amar Khan, Dum Mastam will be produced by Adnan Siddiqui and Akhtar Hasnain under Cereal Entertainment. Imran and Amar took to social media to share the news with fans while Adnan Siddiqui also shared a bit about the film that is scheduled to release in 2020. “It’s a romantic comedy helmed by the maverick director Ehtashamuddin who directed Superstar recently...We’re also introducing Momin Saqib, w

Something old, something new, something acquired and something (not really) blue… these words that characterized Maheen Khan's finale sounded valid during the time day of Fashion Pakistan Week Winter/Festive 2019 (FPWF'19) as Zephyrus permitted the smallest of western breezes to chill off the catwalk. They blew in from the west, with Italian architect Stella Jean – in Karachi with her Milan Fashion Week gathering – and they blew in from the past with PinkTree Company's tribute to Technicolor and the time of incredible movies. The day shut with Maheen Khan's documented accumulation, thinking back what one saw as the brilliant time of design, and seeking after its resurrection.  Stella Jean  Laboratorio Delle Nazioni (An Italian - Pakistan Bridge)  Several yards of texture weaved by craftsmen in the northern valley of Kailash found their approach to Italy to make a design that avoided being folkloristic and rather made a merger of societies that would be