August 27, 2026
Actors including Muhammad Ahmed, Zara Noor Abbas, Ahsan Khan and Sabeena Farooq have condemned the authorities over the deaths of the newborns, with one asking why those responsible for earlier incidents were never punished.
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The actor and her husband Hamza Amin have welcomed a baby boy, announced on Instagram with photographs of the newborn in a lion-themed outfit.
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The Miss Universe Pakistan 2025 titleholder has been appointed national director of the organisation, announced in the Philippines alongside the crowning of her successor Misbah Arshad.
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The actor has publicly rejected speculation about a separation from Ayeza Khan, calling the reports baseless. The rumours gathered pace after Khan changed the style of her social media presence.
Documentary film on distinguished actor, director and broadcaster Zia Mohyeddin to be screened on January 30 Zia Mohyeddin. Photo: file KARACHI: The premiere of the documentary film, ‘Rang Hai Dil Ka Mere’, made by Pakistan’s eminent actor, director, broadcaster and owner of a unique voice and dictionary, Zia Mohyeddin, was held at a cinema in the city. Completed after nearly 15 years of tireless effort, the film covers Zia Mohyeddin’s higher education at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in the UK, his role in the famous 1960s film ‘Lawrence of Arabia’, PTV’s famous show ‘Zia Mohyeddin Show’ and
Los Angeles/New Delhi: The conflict between creativity and artificial intelligence escalates throughout the world of entertainment, as artists in Hollywood and Bollywood are pushing behind the use of synthetic images and voices that say that they threaten their craft, reputation and means of living. In Los Angeles, the debut of an “actor” created by Ai-Ai, called Tilly Norwood at a Zurich Film Conference, gave the rapid condemnation of the union of SAG-AFTRA performers. Representing 160,000 actors, announcers and artists, the Union denounces efforts to replace human performers with “synthetic”, insisting that “creativity is and must remain, focusing on man.” Tilly
Karachi: Pakistan’s entertainment industry mourned the loss of two veteran artists on Tuesday, with the passage of the famous comedic lucky and prominent actress-director Shehzad Billa after prolonged diseases. Lucky Dear, who celebrated his performances throughout theater, television and film, died at the age of 60. He had been suffering from pulmonary disease and diabetes for the last eight months and was treated at Lahore’s Mayo Hospital. Family members confirmed that his condition had become critical in his last days as he fell into a coma, while his kidneys, liver and stomach ceased to work. His grandson has announced that
Actress Komal Aziz says that the showbiz environment was not favorable to educated people and that was the reason behind the abandonment of the entertainment world at the top of her career. In an interview with a private television channel, Komal Aziz said he clarified that her decision to stop showbiz was not about winning, saying that money was never a matter in showbiz and that she already won well from her business. “Because the industry’s atmosphere became more and more unbearable,” he said. Speaking honestly, Komal Aziz observed that “the environment that is simply not suitable for educated people”.
The Pakistani Entertainment Brotherhood celebrates two beams of joy this week, as actress Uroosa Siddiqui and star couple Aiman Khan and Muneeb Butt announced the birth of new additions to their families. Famous for her work in comedy and drama, Uroosa Siddiqui revealed via a vlog on her YouTube channel who had given her second child, a baby boy more than a month ago. The actress honestly opened for the challenges of the arms of motherhood again in the 40s. "Pregnant after 40 is not easy. comes with many difficulties," Uroosa shared, adding that she deliberately left the screen to
Is there a dark side that plagues the showbiz industry in Pakistan? The Taxali Portal actress Mehar Bano is convinced that she exists and did not make her words when she gave her verdict on the subject during a recent appearance at Hasna Mana Hai. “There is a dark side in every industry, and even more so here, because there are so many beautiful faces involved,” the actress began as she thought over the obstacles that are turning to her selected career. “You also get electric, older than life’s personalities, and celebrities want to meet with them, mix with them.”
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