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News: Jannat to release in Pakistan on May 16 |
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  film 'Jannat' starring Emran Hashmi is set to hit the screens in India and Pakistan simultaneously on May 16. The film's premiere in Pakistan will be held in Lahore on May 13 and the entire cast, including Hashmi are expected to attend the gala event.
Though Hashmi's films have been huge hit in the country and he has featured in a popular television advertisement, this will be his first visit to Pakistan.
'Jannat', which was shot in South Africa, revolves around the life of a bookie who fixes cricket matches and is said to be a take on late Pakistani cricket coach Bob Woolmer's life.
"It's a love story primarily, with cricket and match fixing being the wallpaper, a subject both Indian and Pakistani audiences haven't witnessed on the big screen yet," said Hashmi, who is eagerly looking forward to his visit to the country. The film, written and directed by Kunal Deshmukh and co-produced by Pakistan's Suhail Khan and India's Mahesh Bhatt cost around Rs 150 million (Indian). The music of the film was composed by Pritam Chakraborty while Neelesh Misra penned its songs. "The revival of the Pakistani film industry is very much attached to co-productions because if one produces a film with a budget of over Rs 200 million, one does not have the kind of market in Pakistan to (get) one's money back.
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News: Reema returns from Azerbaijan |
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 Famous actress and director Reema has come back after completing cultural visit from Azerbaijan. According to details, Reema has completed her successful cultural visit to Azerbaijan. Talking to MusicPakistan.net, she revealed that she had selected the location for her new movie "Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai"in Azerbaijan.
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News: Pakistani artistes bet on IPL matches |
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 Many Pakistani actors are betting their money on the cricket matches of Indian Premier League, said sources. Reportedly many have lost thousands they put on stake.
According to sources film industry icons Babar Ali, Shan, Saood, director Masood Butt, Altaf Husaain, actress Durdana Rehman and many others were betting on every match of the premier league.
Singers, musicians and even the studio workers had been betting.
The studios get deserted as soon as the match starts while the actors have also made a betting spot in Iqbal Town for the purpose.
Besides the film industry actors, other icons of TV and stage were also playing the favourite game around these days, added sources.
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Actors, singers throng into charity show |
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 A cheer party show was held at Royal Palm Golf Club for charity purpose where famous singers like Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Annie, Adeel and others performed. Famous compere Raja Zeeshan was hosting the programme. Talking to MusicPakistan.net he said the basic purpose behind that show was the construction of a shelter house at Mayo Hospital for the ease of patients and their relatives coming from far-flung areas.
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News: Visa issues put Atif craze on hold |
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 Despite being a huge hit in India, Pakistan singer Atif Aslam has to overcome a number of visa issues each time the artist has to fly to the country for a song recording.
Atif's visa problem has forced Bollywood composer, Pritam Chakraborty, to rush to Lahore to record a song with the singer for the upcoming film 'Kismat Connection'.
'I need to urgently record a song with Atif for Aziz Mirza's 'Kismat Connection', but he is suddenly having problems with his visa. So he can't come to Mumbai, I'm flying down to Lahore to record the song with him,' Pritam, who composed music for films like 'Life In a Metro', told reporters.
Pritam, who is known for using Pakistani voices brought on Atif in his latest project after the singer delivered a super hit number, 'O jaan-e-jaana' (Race) that went on to break all records. The composer, who has roped in another Pak singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for Mani Shankar's 'Mukhbiir', now says that if the problem persists, he will bring in some Indian singer to record the promotional number for Mani Shankar's 'Mukhbiir'.
Despite all the talk of amity, solidarity and free-flowing cultural exchanges between India and Pakistan, artists from the neighbouring country seem to be finding it hard to obtain permission to come to Mumbai to record songs.
Talking to reporters, Bhatt said, "If singers from across the border are finding it difficult to come here (Mumbai), then let me tell you, our prime minister had personally assured me that the entertainment industry is free to move back and forth and that the bureaucracy of neither side would be allowed to obstruct us."
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