Last month, Pakistani animated short, Sitara: Let Girls Dream, written and directed by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, premiered in New York. Following the life of a fourteen-year-old girl, Pari, who wishes to become a pilot, the animated film is all set to release on Netflix next year, according to recent reports. Pakistan’s first animated project to make it to Netflix, Sitara will be available in over 190 countries while it will be distributed by Netflix USA. “Waadi Animations is proud to create an animated short that is at par with the best of the world and we are delighted that Sitara will be available to a global audience on Netflix,” Sharmeen said in a press statement. “We hope it will lead to thoughtful discussions as we also begin screening the film in schools and community centers around the world. We strongly believe that investing in the dreams of young girls will lead to a more equitable world.” The fifteen-minute long short, Sitara takes viewers on a journey through the o

The last day of style week was high on vitality, not as a result of the creators on the lineup, but since of the superstar sightings that individuals were envisioning. There were mumbles of Mawra Hocane strolling with Fahad Mustafa for Zainab Chottani; the way that Faryal Mehmood opened for a similar planner was a little reward. Feroze Khan and Hania Aamir, seeming onscreen as a team for up and coming show sequential Bezubaan, strolled for Sadaf Fawad Khan while Fawad Khan – the nation's greatest genius who is foreseen to be back on screens one year from now – sat in her first line alongside Asim Azhar. Shaniera Akram showed up for Saba Asad while Wasim Akram strolled for Shiza Hassan. A few different divas strolled for practically all originators, some conspicuous and others being similarly as disappointing as the accumulations they were advancing.  It illuminated one significant inquiry: should the accomplishment of accumulation need to fall on the shoulders of a big na

Neelam Muneer  was born on 20 March 1992 in Karachi. Her star is Pisces. She started her early education in Karachi and left education after college to keep abreast of the showbiz industry.  Neelam Muneer's  family is included in lovely faces, she has four sisters, and she is third in a number. Her father died almost 13 years ago, and her mother brought them all. She is the only child in the family who joined showbiz and got unprecedented fame. She is enjoying her status as single. Many believe that she was getting married for real in Utho Jago Pakistan, but she verifies that it was a live performance of live drama. She is not getting married in the near future. This news came as a relief for many young boys who admire her a lot.

To add greater cheerfulness to the year, aside from the Salt Arts appears, the Solis Arts and Music Festival is setting out toward Karachi. FDVM, who took hearts last time, is planned to perform.  The divine forces of music are getting together in the city of lights for an uncommon Jimi Hendrix exceptional gig on November fifth. Among them will be Omran Shafique, Faraz Anwar, Zishan Mansoor, with Salar Farooki, Mishal Farina, Aziz Kazi, and Anas Alam. The gig is booked to occur at the PACC amphitheater at 9:00 pm.  Further ahead, on November 9, Chand Tara Orchestra – the super gathering – and Sounds of Kolachi will be live in the show in Karachi at the PACC at 8:00 pm. It will be a "night of society, shake, dynamic, trial, natural, traditional music" by two free acts. Head to happening.pk for data on tickets.

Danyal Zafar, who last worked together with Ali Zafar on Teefa in a difficult situation as a lyricist and guitarist for the soundtrack of the film and played a part in the enormously effective TFT's composing credit(s) too, has struck out without anyone else.  He originally showed up in the spotlight when he co-sang a track called 'Muntazir' with Momina Mustehsan in Coke Studio's tenth season and played guitars on one of Ali Zafar's tracks however now it appears Danyal is at long last going out without anyone else, sans the shadow of a more established sibling.  Having discharged an English-language melody called 'Blue Butterfly,' which is expressively love-tinged and musically part cadence and blues/part soul, it shows the melodic capacities of Zafar, especially as a youthful craftsman entering the business. The sound, for example, is as far away from more seasoned sibling Ali Zafar as it gets. Be that as it may, the verses are to some degree

2019 is the time of fresh starts for Tarun Tahiliani. Having gained a restrictive location in Kolkata, notwithstanding his solid nearness in Mumbai, New Delhi, and Hyderabad, the couturier is presently commending another first with the dispatch of a selective marriage atelier over his leader store in Mumbai. Situated in Colaba, the new space plans to take care of the requirements of current ladies in complete security as they understand their style dreams for the huge day. Submitting general direction to the waterfront promenade outside, the creator has looked to welcome the airiness inside by saturating a feeling of levity into the structure's pilgrim attitude. Ladies to-be, this is what you can anticipate at the selective atelier as per Tarun Tahiliani himself.  What drove you to dispatch a select wedding atelier in Mumbai?  Frequently, when customers from Mumbai visited our Couture Studio in Mehrauli, Delhi, they would ask me for what reason I didn't have somet