Actor, singer, and producer Ali Zafar, whose debut Pakistani film Teefa In Trouble released to critical and commercial acclaim last year, recently released a new song, called ‘Laila O Laila’. Featuring 12-year-old Urooj Fatima from Balochistan alongside him, the duet follows the former’s journey and highlights the beauty of her province. The song is a Balochi melody and the music video, shot in Balochistan, features glimpses of Urooj’s early childhood as she learned singing. The scenic beauty of the province is highlighted in the video while the song is upbeat and pleasant. Urooj, who is also UNICEF’s adolescent champion, makes her debut with the song that was released last weekend. Ali Zafar took Twitter to share the songs and stated, “Today marks the debut of a very talented young singer, the 12-year-old Urooj Fatima from the beautiful Balochistan. Watch this to understand that boy or girl, why you should always follow your heart and dreams.” Urooj also shared her gratitu

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The Citizens Foundation facilitated its yearly gathering pledges supper on Saturday, 5 October at the memorable Savile Club in Mayfair, London. The sparkling dark tie occasion, at which Yasmin Qureshi MP and Lady Ghazala Hameed were among the rundown of uncommon visitors, incorporated a gathering, a delectable full supper curated and arranged by the Michelin star culinary expert, Michael James and a raising support drive drove by TCF's Trustee Bilal Raja and Salman Haider, TCF's long-standing supporter and the Head of Global Growths Market at Barclays Private Bank in the UK.  The occasion paid respect to the three perplexing sovereigns: Queen Elizabeth, Queen Nur Jahan, and Queen Hurrem Sultan, who were the exemplification of female quality and strengthening during the sixteenth century. Shamaeel Ansari, the famous Pakistani originator, exhibited a dazzling womenswear accumulation roused by the intense hues, rich weavings and different aesthetic impacts that described

Pakistani writer Fatima Bhutto, in here as of a late discharged book, New Kings of the World: The Rise and Rise of Eastern Pop Culture, examines Bollywood symbol Shah Rukh Khan from an alternate perspective.  The book portrays the 37-year-old author's wanderings at Peshawar's Qissa Khawani bazaar, where the generally hailed saint exists in types of ads and film notices a very long time after his dad, left the area after Partition.  "An older man with a frigid white facial hair steps out of his shop when he sees me. He knows why I am here: He knows why everybody strolls down the dull passage to Shah Wali Qatal," composes Bhutto.  She proceeds, "'You know, he even went to my shop once,' the elderly person brags as he allures me to tail him. 'Despite the fact that he was conceived in India, he's been here twice as a youngster'."  Talking about the dad of the Zero star, Bhutto notes, "In an alternate time

Junaid Khan as of late showed up on Gupshup with Shaista TV appear, where he uncovered that he was considered for the lead job in Aashiqui 2. Be that as it may, things went poorly to the arrangement.  Conversing with The Express Tribune, vocalist cum-on-screen character clarified how a couple of years prior, the film's makers Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt began an online challenge, where they opened the tryouts for people in general.  "It was called 'who will be the following Aashiqui star' after which I, alongside a few other individuals from Pakistan got a call from executive Mohit Suri's group."  The 37-year-old star kept on clarifying how Vishesh films, the couple's generation house had begun this challenge so as to find another face, ideally not from India. They needed somebody who needed to work in Bollywood, knew acting alongside music and was prepped enough to convey the job well.  Aashiqui 2 was a 2013 sentimental film with