Pakistani actress and model
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Follow Ayeza Khan— it's freeاس ایپی سوڈ میں Mahira Khan کے نئے پراسرار کردار اور سیٹ سے ان کی یادگار تصاویر پر بات ہوگی۔ اس کے علاوہ Ayeza Khan کی جانب سے Danish Taimoor کے لیے خاص افطار کی تیاریوں اور ان کے دلچسپ اعترافات کا ذکر بھی شامل ہے۔ پروگرام میں Mariyam Nafees کی اپنے بیٹے کی سالگرہ پر Brazil اور Paraguay کے سفر اور یتیم خانے میں خوشیاں بانٹنے کی کہانی بھی پیش کی گئی ہے۔ آخر میں Sarfaraz Ahmed کے لیے PCB کے اعزاز، Pakistan اور Bangladesh کے میچ کے نتائج اور Sindh میں بارشوں کے امکان کے حوالے سے موسم کی اپڈیٹ فراہم کی گئی ہے۔
This episode discusses Mahira Khan’s exciting hint about a once in a lifetime character and her reflective moments on set. It features Ayeza Khan’s humorous kitchen confessions and the beautiful Iftar hosted for Danish Taimoor. The show also covers Mariyam Nafees’ meaningful travel and charity-led birthday guide for her son Eesa. Additionally, the episode highlights the PCB tribute to Sarfaraz Ahmed and the latest match results from the Pakistan vs Bangladesh ODI series.
Welcome back to the LovinKarachi Show! In this AI-produced episode, Jary takes you through six must-know stories from Pakistan and beyond: PSL’s star-studded roadshow at Lord’s, Ayeza Khan’s cosmetic surgery debate, the world’s largest Markhor sculpture in Kaghan Valley, Talha Anjum reigning supreme on Spotify Wrapped 2025, Yasir Hussain’s drama revelations, and Ella Wadia’s stunning Le Bal debut in Paris. Stay tuned for a fast, fun, and fully-packed roundup of the latest in entertainment, cricket, culture, and more!
Janice Tessa is a Pakistani actor who bagged the role of Zoya in the drama serial HABS. She highlighting how growing up she was made to believe that only fair women could appear or were allowed a chance to be on screen. Moreover, she talked about her struggles as a Pakistani woman on the screen and the difficulties she faced post habs recognition. Instead of people critiquing upon her dialogue delivery, her facial expressions or other rightful ways of analyzing an actor, they scrutinized her for her skin color. Deeming her kaali being dark, they were ultimately making her feel restricted in her role as an artist. For a Pakistani woman, it all came down to the color of her skin. Now what is this obsession we have as Pakistanis on someone’s skin color? Why do we only associate words like beautiful or pretty for women that are fair? Are the Mahira or Ayeza Khan’s the only ones acceptable on screen due to the color of their skin? If you have any thoughts on this topic or any other issue, or just want to get in touch with me about the show, email me at ibrahim.sarosh@gmail.com . • Follow me on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RZkdon • Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://apple.co/3RXPvfs • If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: https://apple.co/3RXPvfs • Follow me on IG: @saroshibrahim • Follow me on Twitter: @saroshibrahim
The much awaited OST of Ayeza Khan and Imran Abbas starrer ‘TUM KON PIYA’ is finally out! A heart touching track in the melodious voice of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan Composed by Sahir Ali Bagga Lyrics by Sk. Khalish