Never imagined my passion would bring me here. When you're not envious of others, you eventually get the fruit of it, she posted

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"Artistic freedom squashed because it is wrongly perceived by some as a moral threat," says Asim Abbasi.

Farhan Akhtar spoke in her defence, calling "shrill anchors" out for “the hell they put Rhea Chakraborty and her family through."

The Baaji actor took to school those who "promote fairness creams for the sake of money and greed."

Previously, he had shared pictures at lunch, exchanging gifts with Qadir sahab who he said was one of the makers of the show.

Many advised him to name the cafe after himself, "But I said no, this is my identity," said Khan.

"I've made a huge mistake bringing my wife," said the former cricketer. "It’s embarrassing."

"Alhamdulillah, sharing with you all, our world, Shahveer Chohan"

With movie theatres being in the dark due to coronavirus, stars capitalised on salaries from television streaming services in 2020

He says he was deeply inspired by the Elif Shafak novel when he read it years ago

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"It's actually the responsibility you owe to society to raise a boy so well that women feel safe and protected,” she explained.

"Did you know that Pakistan has the highest rate of breast cancer than any other Asian country?" she wrote.

"Throughout August, 2013, he was away in Sri Lanka in connection with the shooting of one of his films," the statement read.

"This isn't just about me, it's about every young girl/boy who's grown up feeling inferior for no reason," said SRK's daughter

Daphia Bai reunited with her family with the help of Pakistani YouTuber Muhammad Alamgir.

A large number of submissions came from students and a multitude of professions including filmmakers, teachers, and lawyers

"I have memories of the sitting room where the family gathered for tea in the evenings the terrace, the bedroom, everything."

Marvel's first Pakistani Muslim superhero has just been finalised.