Waiting for Appropriate Time: Filmstar Reema

Fimstar Reema Khan is also known as a director. Her first Movie as a director is "Koi tujh sa kahan". Reema Proved her self a good director and now after 3-4 years the new movie of Reema khan "Koi Mery Dil Sy Pochay" is ready to release. Reema Says She is waiting for appropriate time. Perhaps Reema is very conscious about its release because due to political instability high budget movies like ramchand pakistani, khulay aasman key nechay etc are also flopped. Any how this movie is expacted to be release on Eid-ul-Azha.

Is film star meera maried?

Now a days Mr.Ateeq is very popular in news and media. This person claimed that meera is his wife and they married before 2 years. He showed some fake pictures and fake Nikah Documents.

Meera have conducted a press conference and apeal for the protection from government because Mr.Ateeq is trying to black mail her and he also try to attack on meera.

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Khuda Kay liye in Indian cinemas

Director Shoaib Mansoor became the first Pakistani film director, whose film Khuda key leye is released in Indian cinemas after 43 years. This film was based on the current situation in which Pakistan in particular and the muslim world in general are caught up since 9/11.... Shaan, Iman Ali, Fawad Khan, Rasheed Naz and Indian actor Naseeruddin Shah played main roles.

Veena Malik appreciated..!

Veena Malik's parody of famous TV artist Bushra Ansari (who was known for famous parodies of Salma Agha, Musarrat Nazir and Noor Jehan) was appreciated by Bushra Ansari her self. She is looking mature as parody actress in a Geo TV's program.

Very poor business of Indian Movies in Pakistan

17 movies released since 2006, only 5 successful..!
Dead flop in Pak..! Indian movies are not attractive for Pakistanis. 17 Indian movies were released since 2006 and only Race is a blockbuster movie, which earned more than 25 million rupees for its distributors. Other four successful movies are Awarapan, Goal, Welcome and Jannat. All these movies were successful in Urdu speaking areas in Karachi and Hydrabad, where not any single Pakistani movie was released in the first half of the 2008 due to shortage of cinemas. The classic Indian movie Mughl-e-Azam in its color version was first released film in Pakistani cinemas since 1980, which was a big flop and distributors lost more than 25 million rupe