Sanam Baloch Pictures and Complete Biography

Top actress and television host Sanam Balochwas born on 14 July, 1986 in Karachi. Sanam Baloch is a graduate of Karachi University. She has two brothers Farhan Baloch and Abbas Baloch and an elder sister Sabreen Hisbani who is also a well known television actress.  Pakistani actor Sanam Baloch started her career with the talk show in the Sindhi television KTN. On Sindhi channel KTN; Sanam Baloch worked in two shows i.e. Sanam Ji Pasand and Diyoo. Sanam Balochentered Urdu television industry with the Fahad Mustafa’s play Kalag. The play was a hit. Sanam Baloch has also appeared in many music videos both in Urdu and Sindhi languages.

Reema Khan – Soon a Mother

Renowned Pakistani actress, Reema Khan – who not too long ago – married a Paki-American doctor, Shahab last year is expecting a child, according to the media reports.

Reema married cardiologist Shahab Tariq Shahab on 16^th Nov, 2011 in Virginia, United States. Reema and Dr. Tariq are glad to become parents. Reema had once said after her marriage “It’s the biggest gift for a woman to become a mother”.

SAVERA NADEEM BIOGRAPHY PICTURES

Savera Nadeem is a television drama artist, producer, director & presenter from Pakistan. Born in Lahore and brought-up in London, Karachi & Lahore, she did her O-levels from Karachi, Masters in English Literature from Kinnaird College Lahore, and higher studies in Dramatics from London. She studied directing at the National School of Drama, Delhi. She also learned classical music for four years.

She started her acting career at a young age of fifteen from theater. Her first drama was Kiran which was telecast in 1994-95 on Pakistan Television. She played the lead role in Pakistan Television drama serial Inkaar. She achieved 'Pakistan Television Award for Best Drama Actress' for her performance in this serial.

‘Burka Avenger’ Set to Go Global

Pakistan’s new cartoon superhero who fights bad guys disguised in a flowing black burka is set to go global, her creator told AFP, with plans afoot to broadcast the show in 60 countries.

The Urdu-language animation “Burka Avenger”, showing the adventures of a mild-mannered teacher who uses her superpowers to fight local gangsters trying to close down the girls’ school where she works, hit Pakistani TV screens last month.

The man behind “Burka Avenger”, pop star Haroon Rashid, said he had been overwhelmed by the response.

'Main Houn Shahid Afridi' hits cinemas despite cricketer's objections

KARACHI: Pakistani film about a boy emulating the fairytale career of cricket star Shahid Afridi hit cinemas Friday despite objections from the player over "obscene" scenes he fears could damage his image.

The $1 million Pakistan-made movie "Main Houn Shahid Afridi" ("I am Shahid Afridi") tells the story of a young man who dreams of becoming as great a player as Afridi, and the trials he faces as he tries to follow in his hero's footsteps.

The big-hitting all-rounder had given his blessing to the producers, but last week reacted angrily to an "obscene" scene shown in trailers for the film in which the hero hugs and kisses a girl in a nightclub.

He also raised objections to an "item song", a musical performance featuring Pakistani actress Mathira Khan. Dance numbers such as this with scantily clad women are often used in Indian cinema and have little to do with the story.

Zara Akbar Biography & Hot picture

During the 1990s, an actress named Zara Akbar appeared in a number of television serials. The young actress seemed to have been introduced without any prior experience of acting. However, people who are aware of the theater scene in Lahore have been familiar with Zara's name for quite some time due to her appearance in a number of popular Lahore stage plays. One of her earliest performances on TV came in the hit drama serial 'Aahan', which was based on the life and struggles of army men in the country. The drama was a huge hit during the nineties and Zara earned recognition even though her role in the play was quite minor. She also acted in the popular PTV long play 'Heer Waris Shah' along side seasoned TV artists like Ajab Gul and Tahira Wasti. Other dramas in which she received appreciation for the roles she played include 'Tanha Tanha', directed by Tanveer Jamal and 'Doosri Aurat', directed by Haider Imam Rizvi. Both of these dramas were aired on PTV.

Popular for: Doosri Aurat, Man Chalay ka Sauda, Aik Mohabbat Ki Kahani, Tanha Tanha

Sadia Khan Photo Gallery

Noor - profile, interview & pictures

Noor was born on July 3, 1977. She is a Pakistani actress and model. She has mainly appeared in Urdu and Punjabi Lollywood films and several television commercials.

Early life

Noor was born in Lahore, Pakistan. She is the cousin of actress Sana Nawaz.

Career

Films

Noor made her acting debut in 2000 and has since appeared in more than a dozen Urdu and Punjabi films. She left the film industry due to family issues, but returned back in 2009 with the film, Zill-e-Shah, alongside Shaan and Saima. She is also set to star in Bhai Log, alongside Nadeem, Shahmoon Abbasi, Moammar Rana, Meera and Saima. As of 2010, she is reported to appear in Shaan's directed film, Chup.

Mehwish Hayat Biography & Picture Photos

Mehwish Hayat (born January 6, 1991 Karachi) is Pakistani model, singer and actress.^[1] In 2008, the UK's magazine Eastern Eye ranked her at ninth in the list of "Asia's Sexiest Woman". In 2009 she was voted as the 9th sexiest Asian,and year 2010 she was Voted the 8th sexiest Asian of the world by Eastern Eye magazine,UK.^[2] She also worked in a film Insha'Allah in 2010

Wasim Akram Got Married with shaniera Thomson

Pakistan’s renowned Cricketing Legend Wasim Akram finally got married with his fiancé Shaniera Thompson in Lahore last week.Nikah ceremony (which is mandatory for Muslim marriage) took place in Lahore in a small family gathering, where Only close family members were present.

Talking about his marriage, Wasim told media:

 ”I married Shaniera in Lahore last week in a simple ceremony and this is the start of a new life for me, my wife and for my kids.”