In the realm of entertainment, Aymen Saleem has been gaining attention not just for her acting skills but also for her poise and charm.
Human rights advocate and legal expert Imaan Zainab Mazari has entered into matrimony in a private ceremony with lawyer Abdul Hadi.
Renowned actress and model Mamya Shajaffar recently indulged in a tranquil swim at the enchanting Baths of Queen Giovanna in Sorrento, Italy.
In a jubilant celebration that seamlessly combined tradition, glamour, and familial warmth, Arsalan Faisal, the son of the esteemed Pakistani actress Saba Faisal, recently initiated a new chapter in his life by exchanging vows in a wedding ceremony that sparkled with stars.
Viral singer and internet sensation Chahat Fateh Ali Khan has announced his plan to run in the forthcoming parliamentary elections in 2024.
In the world of Pakistani showbiz, happy moments often become reasons for celebration for both fans and the industry. The most recent addition to the list of heartwarming news is the birth of Sarwat Gillani and Fahad Mirza’s first daughter, following the arrival of their two adorable boys.
On December 27, Lee Sun-kyun, the acclaimed Korean actor famous for his role in the Oscar-winning film “Parasite,” was discovered dead at the age of 48.
Pakistani actress Ayeza Khan narrowly avoided a mishap on the set while filming a drama with Hamza Ali Abbasi.
The 29th death anniversary of Pakistan’s iconic poet, Parveen Shakir, who passed away on December 26, 1994, was commemorated by the Parveen Shakir Trust (PST) on Tuesday.
Actor Sarwat Gillani has recently faced criticism for her maternity photoshoot, where she graced the cover of a local magazine displaying her baby bump.
Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra joyously celebrated their initial Christmas post-wedding. Kiara shared an endearing photo with Sidharth on Instagram on Monday, captioned with a simple “Merry Christmas.”
Oh dear! In this country, the most unexpected and, at times, utterly unbelievable events tend to unfold, especially in the realms of meritocracy and politics, where eligibility often seems to take a back seat.
