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News: Shaan's Makeover |
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  Shaan is a man who is handsome, charismatic and has all the allure one requires to be a superhero. There are two kinds of Shaan, one, the gandasa wielding Gujjar Badmaash, second, the oh-so-sophisticated Shaan from the music video Khamaj. In recent times, however, Shaan has tried to change his image through ads, appearing in a high-end cellular company’s commercial along with his recent ad for a multinational soap brand. After watching these ads, one cringes insides and wishes that he would stop doing all those horrific flicks. More on the soap ad: Shaan is paired with Iman Ali, another supermodel/actress who is devastatingly gorgeous, and they simply light up the screen. Aww, so cute! But the sad part is that Shaan refuses to leave the gandasa and the heavy-duty heroines that he ends up being paired with.
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News: MEERA The Tussle Between Babe N Mum |
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 The complex personality of Irtiza Rubab, alias Meera, has a very positive side to it! True, there are collision courses, but she has that surge of emotions that is endemic to cinema, and works well in films. We have seen that kind of brilliance in another emotionally haywire actress, Roohi Bano, in the past. But, when you talk of Meera, she is given to these rumbustious displays of anger that have become a part of her personality. Roohi Bano was not known for that kind of behaviour, at least on regular basis. Latest news is that Meera has had a grave tussle with her mom on the issue of her current domestic and career decisions that have been backfiring on a large scale, to the extent that her career graph has become a chandmari ke maidan!
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Tragic Consequences of His Demise - SULTAN RAHI |
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  After sixteen years of Sultan Rahi's death, what we see today are the ruins of the film industry, which used to deliver over 150 films per years by the Seventies. Rahi was, both, the deliverer of the industry in difficult times, namely the Zia Era, and also a part of the crisis that has literally paralysed the industry today!
When the industry was in good hands, back in the Seventies, people were stunned by the Debacle of Dhaka, and there were chances that some unforeseen limbo would ensue in the industry too. Many films flopped in 1971. Meanwhile, Aslam Dar, now a seasoned director, but those days he was a b-movie director, introduced a small-role character artiste, Sultan Rahi in a title role, in Bashira. Though Rahi had worked in an important role in Janj before this, Bashira was his vital role. With the jagirdari system now understood to be the biggest enemy of the commonfolks, and worker being empowered out of the Parliament, though not legally, the farmers and workers were looking for a deliverer, who would hit the feudal lord black and blue. Just at that moment, Rahi took charge!
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News: Sara Chaudhry As Sania Mirza? |
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 Lovely Sara Chaudhry has a strong resemblance with the Indian tennis star, Sania Mirza? The delectable controversial celebrity is known for her gossip column news. But, as a tennis player of good repute for India, she has a bunch of good trophies for a 22-year old. Known for her liberal views, her reported affair with Shahid Kapoor, and her recent near career-ending accident, from which Sania recovered, according to her, with the help of the handsome cricketer, Yuvraj Singh, one feels Sania is a character very playable. And when it comes to that aspect, I think there is nobody as competent, and beautiful to play Sania as Sara Chaudhry!
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  Sohail Rana, son of renowned Urdu poet Rana Akbarabadi, was born in Agra in 1938. After the partition, the family migrated to Pakistan. Sohail Rana completed his primary and secondary school education in Hyderabad. He did his graduation from National College, Karachi. As a teenager, Sohail Rana demonstrated an unusual aptitude for music. He got his formal instruction in music from Ustad Feroze Nizami, Ustad Mobin Khan, Ustad Manzoor Hussain Abedi and Naushad Sahab.
In 1963, Sohail Rana made his musical debut from the film 'Jab Say Dekha Hai Tumhain' produced by Waheed Murad. He composed super hit songs for many films including Heera Aur Pathar, Armaan, Ehsaan, Baadal Aur Bijli, etc. By the end of 1966, Sohail Rana, had reached his zenith. Additionally, he composed 2,000 songs for children. He received Presidential Pride of Performance Award. He was also given the United Nations Peace Messenger Award in New York in 1987.
In 1990, Sohail Rana moved to Canada. His contribution to the cause of music is immense and he is ranked among the most acclaimed composers in Pakistani music.
Recently, Geo TV invited Sohail Rana to pay him tributes through a programme 'Aaj Jaane Ki Zid Na Karo' held in Karachi. Mag had a chat with him. Excerpts:
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