Tag: Mere Paas Tum Ho

  • Humayun Saeed reveals Shah Rukh Khan once told him Pakistani films should release in India

    Humayun Saeed reveals Shah Rukh Khan once told him Pakistani films should release in India

    Humayun Saeed spoke with Indian publication Bollywood Hungama where he talked about his hit drama ‘Mere Pass Tum Ho’ which is set to release on Zindagi across India. The actor also opened up about his memory of working next to Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan back in 2005, when the two performed together for the Zee Cine Awards.

    Saeed revealed that the Bollywood Badshah was incredibly sweet, treating the actor with a lot of respect because Humayun was not sure about how the performance should take place. Khan also told Humayun that he felt Pakistani dramas should be released in India:

    “There was a lot of excitement when I met Shah Rukh. He was very sweet to me. We were in his room and he made me sit with him and discussed Indian and Pakistan films with me. That time there was a Mehreen Jabbar and a Shaan film in the theatres and SRK was talking about them. He said that Pakistani films should be released in India and vice versa. He made me comfortable. Since I had just come the previous day to the sets, I did not know exactly what to do. Shah Rukh said ‘main sambhal lunga.’ The overall moment was very special.”

    Actor Adnan Siddiqui also gave an interview to Indian Express where he said that there should be no boundaries when it comes to art, and also felt that Pakistani audiences were much more tolerant compared to Indian ones.

    “Art has no boundaries, but artistes have a certain boundary, which shouldn’t be there. There should be healthy cultural exchange. I believe that the kind of tolerance–pardon me for being so blunt–but our tolerance, in comparison to Indian audience is much higher. We accept Indian artistes, Indian cricketers, we accept everything good about India. But when this thing goes across the border, it becomes very political. I don’t know why.”

  • ‘I am the biggest fan’: Sargun Mehta reveals her favourite Pakistani dramas

    ‘I am the biggest fan’: Sargun Mehta reveals her favourite Pakistani dramas

    Bollywood and Pollywood actor Sargun Mehta has confessed about her obsession with Pakistani dramas in her latest interview.

    The Qismat star listed some of her all-time favorite Pakistani dramas in her recent interview. Her favorites were Meray Paas Tum Ho and Raqeeb Se.

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    She said,” I am the biggest fan of Pakistani dramas. I always keep a list and finish Pakistani dramas in three or maximum four days. My top of the list is Mere Paas Tum Ho, which I have already watched thrice. I love Raqeeb Se, the drama is ahead of its time and written beautifully.”

    On the work front, Sargun is gearing up for the release of Babe Bhangra Paunde Ne co-starring Diljit Dosanjh and Sohail Ahmed.

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  • ‘There’s no place for me in the entertainment industry’: Anwar Maqsood expresses disappointment

    ‘There’s no place for me in the entertainment industry’: Anwar Maqsood expresses disappointment

    Legendary scriptwriter Anwar Maqsood who is famous for his cult projects like Fifty Fifty and Aangan Terha has expressed his dissapointment on the current content and scripts of drama seriels. He also cited it as a reason for not working actively in the entertainment industry.

    The veteran writer stated that, “I have stepped back [from writing] because what is happening on the television in the recent times, there is no place for me. Now that the rating has occupied a decisive place, the directors or producers have been left behind in every respect. The marketing department decides which actors are needed and which are not”.

    The industry veteran believes current television content is influenced by Indian soap operas, “When Indian dramas paved their way to the Pakistani screens, we thought that they would learn something from our dramas, but on the contrary, our writers started learning from them. It was then that our drama industry began its demise.” 

  • Ayeza, Saba and Sajal rave for Mahira in ‘Prince Charming’, post heartfelt notes

    Ayeza, Saba and Sajal rave for Mahira in ‘Prince Charming’, post heartfelt notes

    Superstar Mahria Khan took to her Instagram handle to share the poster of her upcoming short film Prince Charming. The web film also features Zahid Ahmed and is the directorial debut of actor Sheheryar Munawar.

    The Parey Hut love actor described the short film’s plot as, “It’s a story of Shehrezad. A girl who grew up dreaming of a Prince Charming, Promised by the society, loved ones, the books she read and that’s her only wish.”

    Superstar actresses showered Mahira and team with love and appreciation on social media including Ayeza Khan, Sajal Aly, Saba Qamar, Yumna Zaidi, Ayesha Omar, Humaima Malick and Sakina Samo.

    The short film will be available for streaming on ‘See Prime’ soon.

  • ‘They had the best time of their lives’: Ayeza Khan shares daughter’s extravagant birthday celebrations 2.0

    ‘They had the best time of their lives’: Ayeza Khan shares daughter’s extravagant birthday celebrations 2.0

    Ayeza Khan celebrated her eldest daughter Hoorain’s sixth birthday and went big on décor for her celebration party. She took to social media to share her feelings and birthday’s visuals with her fans.

    The Mere Paas Tum Ho actress hosted another party for her daughter as per her wish, ” to do a play date with all her friends” at an outdoor location in Karachi. The Laapata diva shared the event’s pictures on her Instagram.

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    On the work front, Ayeza will be seen next in Laapata opposite Sarah Khan and Ali Rehman Khan.

  • Humayun Saeed breaks silence on ‘Mere Paas Tum Ho’ sequel, thanks Ammy Virk for appreciation

    Humayun Saeed breaks silence on ‘Mere Paas Tum Ho’ sequel, thanks Ammy Virk for appreciation

    Actor Humayun Saeed is currently working on multiple projects, be it Main Manto Nahi hoon with Maya Ali or his forthcoming feature film London Nahi Jaunga costarring Mehwish Hayat and Kubra Khan followed by another Nadeem Baig film featuring Urwa Hocane.

    The Punjab Nahi Jaungi actor was asked by a journalist if he’s working on the sequel of his blockbuster drama serial Mere Paas Tum Ho that also starred Ayeza Khan, Adnan Siddiqui and Hira Mani in primary roles.

    Humayun responded back in an Instagram story stating that “no sequel, for the time being”, hinting that there is a possibility of the sequel once he wraps up his other three projects.

    Indian Punjabi star Ammy Virk recently praised the drama to which the Jawani Phir Nahi Aani actor replied with a humble ‘Thanks :)’.

    Read more: Another Indian superstar becomes a fan of ‘Mere Paas Tum Ho’

  • Another Indian superstar becomes a fan of ‘Mere Paas Tum Ho’

    Another Indian superstar becomes a fan of ‘Mere Paas Tum Ho’

    Mere Paas Tum Ho is the highest rated drama of recent years in Pakistan. The drama was headlined by four primary characters essayed by Humayun Saeed, Adnan Siddiqui, Ayeza Khan and Hira Mani.

    Indian Punjabi superstar Ammy Virk, who’s making his Bollywood debut with the Ranveer Singh-Deepika Padukone starrer 83, took to his Instagram stories to express his love for the drama and its OST. He tagged the cast members and the writer of the drama in his story.

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    While talking to BBC Urdu Amitabh Bachchan shared how he felt about Pakistani dramas and also about Pakistani actors and singers coming to India to work. He said, ”I like it when people from Pakistan come to work in India. We have seen the work done in Pakistan. The drama serials that are shown on Pakistani television are exceptional. A channel in India is dedicated to showing Pakistani drama serials which are very fine and I accept the fact that Pakistani TV serials are far superior to those which are being made in India. The artist in Pakistan are brilliant too. Even very long ago many Pakistani serials were extraordinary”.

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    Bollywood Actress Meera Chopra, who is a cousin of Priyanka Chopra and Parineeti Chopra praised Mere Paas Tum Ho. The actress was massively impressed by Humayun and Adnan Siddiqui’s performance in the drama. She turned to her social media handle and wrote, “Watching Meray Pass Tum Ho, finding the show extremely slow. But both these men Humayun Saeed and Adnan Siddiqui, you guys are amazing. Can’t help to hate one and love the other, what performances. I’ve become fan for life.”

  • ‘Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar is my friend’: Feroze Khan

    Feroze Khan appeared on the latest episode of Ahsan Khan’s chat show, Time Out with Ahsan Khan along with his sister Humaima Malick .

    During a segment of the show when Ahsan qouted a statement by the Mere Paas Tum Ho writer, that “Feroze Khan can never become an actor”, Feroze responded by stating that Khalil and him are now friends.

    Feroze also received backlash for his controversial statement about marriage. On being asked if he thinks he married at an early age, the Khaani actor answered that he doesn’t think so and one should marry more than once.

    On the work front, Feroze Khan can be seen in Geo’s Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3, co-starring Iqra Aziz.

  • Nine most impactful death scenes from Blockbuster Pakistani dramas

    Nine most impactful death scenes from Blockbuster Pakistani dramas

    Pyaray Afzal

    Hamza Ali Abbasi essayed the role of Afzal in the Nadeem Baig directorial, Afzal dies in the finale episode and it trended on social media for its heart-wrenching end by the drama’s fans. Pyaray Afzal starred Ayeza Khan, Sohai Ali Abro and Sana Javed opposite Hamza.

    Mere Paas Tum Ho

    Starring Humayun Saeed, Ayeza Khan, Hira Mani and Adnan Siddiqui in primary roles, MPTH is undoubtedly the most successful drama of 2020 as it broke all previous rating records. Show’s protagonist Danish dies in the climax of the show which made the episode a tear-jerking experience for the audience. Danish’s character dies due to cardiac in a hospital.

    Kashf

    Kashf is amongst Hira Mani’s finest performances. She played a spiritual personality in the Danish Nawaz directorial. What made her death scene iconic is the point that she dies while praying.

    Deewangi

    Danish Taimoor played a business tycoon, Sultan, a character with grey shades, his death made the audiences cry buckets. He gets shot by his leading lady, Hiba Bukhari in the screenplay which added the required intensity and dramatic elements to the sequence.

    Baaghi

    Saba Qamar essayed the role based on late Qandeel Baloch’s life. Being sensitive about the unfortunate reality, of her brother murdering her after poisoning his sister. The team executed the murder scene with the right use of camera and background music. Her murder scene was followed by a voice over which made us feel for her even after she left the world.

    Yaqeen Ka Safar

    Shaz Khan played a lawyer, Barrister Daniyal Ali Khan in this Ahad Raza Mir and Sajal Ali starrer. The way Shaz was killed in the drama made the audiences go numb and teary-eyed with the visuals.

    Aangan

    ARY’s aangan was in the light-hearted space but a certain death scene of the family’s eldest son, Sajjad played by Noor-ul-Hassan changed the drama’s impact on the viewers. The otherwise light hearted content made sure it makes the viewers cry as much with this sequence. The reactions of family members especially Qavi Khan added to the scene’s impact.

    Diyar e Dil

    Ali Rehman Khan played Suhaib Bakhtiyar Khan in Haseeb Hassan’s small screen marvel, his death scene post an emotional interaction with his family members made the episode cinematically engaging yet very painful as this character was probably the most loveable character in the script.

    Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3

    Zain Baig’s Taimoor was killed while he was on his way back from his wedding with Iqra Aziz’s Mahi. The point which made this scene so powerful is that the couple just got married a few minutes before his death and the moment this happened, his bride Iqra was right by his side in her bridal dress.

  • Sonya Hussyn calls out Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar

    Sonya Hussyn calls out Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar

    Sonya Hussyn has thrashed the writer of Mere Paas Tum Ho and Sadqay Tumharay, Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar for his problematic statements about women and his professional associations.

    The Saraab star appeared on Geo News’ sports show, Jashan-e-Cricket hosted by Shahzad Iqbal. When the host asked Sonya about her opinion on Special Assistant to the Punjab Chief Minister Firdous Ashiq Awan’s slap incident with PPP MNA Qadir Khan Mandokhail,

    She said: “When you appear on TV then you have some responsibility to behave well. If someone deserves it then it’s alright but one should not disrespect women, for instance Khalil Sahab disrespected women. When you are on a media platform then you should keep your personal views aside and talk responsibly.”

    Khalil had earlier claimed that he never offered the role of the female lead in his blockbuster drama to Sonya, and nor did he ever want to cast her in the show as he believes she doesn’t have the caliber of being in his play. While the Aangan actress has claimed that she was offered Ayeza’s character in the play but she had turned it down because she can’t tolerate women being shown in a bad light in dramas.

    Sonya revealed that Khalil did approach her in the past and still does. She added that he has no rights of casting as he is just a writer.

    But Khalil refuted her claim and stated that Sonya was making a false claim on being offered the role. He further added that it was impossible to cast her in the play because he would have refused it outright.

    The Kaaf kangana writer also indulged in a misogynist war of words with political commentator Marvi Sirmed in March 2020 which started a debate on his misconduct in the industry.