Tag: Mera Jis Meri Marzi

  • Javeria Saud’s ‘Aurat Gardi’ to reportedly be on Aurat March

    The first look of Javeria Saud and Alyy Khan’s Aurat Gardi was released Friday and the trailer of the web-series suggests that it is based on Aurat March.

    The trailer shows Javeria and Khan engaging in a heated debate over some of the play cards and slogans used during last year’s Aurat March that went viral, including one of the most debated slogan ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi‘.

    As per details, Aurat Gardi will premiere on UrduFlix on April 2, 2021. The web-series has been directed by Awais Sulaman and produced by Rao Ayaz Shahzad with Farhan Gauher as Executive Producer.

    UrduFlix is Pakistan’s first Urdu OTT platform. It went live on March 5 and will provide viewers with access to original Urdu films, series, documentaries, cartoons, and Urdu dubbed Turkish dramas among other exclusively made shows for the platform. The first few shows on the platform would include the Mashal Khan starter Lifafa Dayaan, Hareem Shah starrer Raaz with a lot more to come. The first exclusively available show going up on the platform with its launch is Dulhan Aur 1 Raat featuring Alizeh Shah in the lead.

  • ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi’ doesn’t mean I want to rip off my clothes, says Mahira Khan

    ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi’ doesn’t mean I want to rip off my clothes, says Mahira Khan

    Mahira Khan, in a recent interview, opened up and revealed why she attends the Aurat March every year and what are the three things she finds attractive in a man.

    Read more – We can’t show a woman being assaulted and falling in love with the same man, says Mahira Khan

    “I think it is necessary for me [to go to Aurat March] because I think when I do something, no matter how small it is, it leaves an impact,” said the actor. “So when I go to Aurat March, what I’m actually trying to say is ‘Look, if you like me and if you think what I say means something if you think I that I’m on the right side of history, or whatever you think of me, this is also what I believe in, this is why I’m here.’”

    Honestly, mere Aurat March jaane se itna ziada kuch nae hota siwaye iske ke it creates an impact,” added Mahira.

    Mahira also shared her thoughts on the Mera Jism Meri Marzi slogan saying: “It [the slogan] doesn’t mean that I want to rip off my clothes. It means that I’m a whole person. This is my body, and if you are looking at me and I’m not feeling comfortable about it, I have the right to say that don’t look at me. Or if you are trying to touch me I can report you, because yeh mera jism hai, aur yeh meri marzi hai [it’s my body, and I have complete right over it].”

    During the interview, Mahira also shared that while growing up her parents gave her the freedom to make her own judgments.

    Meanwhile, answering a question about three things she finds attractive in a man, Mahira said: “I find both men and women attractive when they are at complete peace with themselves.”

    “Secondly, I love sense of humour”, shared Mahira. “I like someone who makes me laugh and if someone is not making me laugh then I make them laugh.”

    “Thirdly I like it when a man truly respects a woman,” added the actor.

    Though Mahira keeps her personal life tightly under wraps, designer Hassan Sheheryar Yasin, in a quarantine live session accidentally revealed the name of Mahira’s beau and cajoled her into opening up about him.

    When HSY asked Mahira how she feels when she looks into his eyes, Mahira said: “There’s a line in Humsafar, which I thought was beautiful, where Ashar says to Khirad, ‘Pata nahi tum mujhe kis naiki kay badlay main milli ho.’ I think the same about him. I must have done something good in my life.”

    Meanwhile, Mahira has recently ventured into production with a web series titled Baarwan Khiladi. The actor has set up a production house Soulfry Films with her friend and producer Nina Kashif. Baarwan Khiladi will be their first project together.

  • Osman Khalid Butt throws shade on Ahmed Ali Butt over his claims on ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi’

    Ahmed Ali Butt’s take on the Aurat March and the slogan ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi‘ has elicited strong reactions from all around. While there are some who agree with his comments that the Aurat March is a “foreign-funded movement”, others are calling him out for his ignorance and misuse of privilege.

    Read more – Ahmed Ali Butt makes outrageous claims about ‘Mera Jism, Meri Marzi’

    Among those criticising Butt is Osman Khalid Butt who has been vocally advocating for the Aurat March on social media. Osman threw shade at his fellow actor without taking his name.

    Other Twitter users also schooled Butt for his comments.

    https://twitter.com/AliDayan/status/1235857384624414720?s=20

    https://twitter.com/haleemak_/status/1235825870171852800?s=20

    Meanwhile, Ahmed Ali Butt continued to defend his stance and even got involved in a spat with a leading publication over the matter.

    https://www.instagram.com/p/B9YyqDUD66W/
    https://www.instagram.com/p/B9bDu54D0Dw/