Dia Mirza asks fans to play their part in helping the earth heal this year

 

NEW DELHI, JAN 2 - Bollywood star Dia Mirza is without a doubt, one of the most environmentally cautious actors in the industry.

The 39-year-old has been using her platform continuously to spread awareness about climate change and the environment.

During an interview with Hindustan Times, the actor reminded her fans to follow a greener and earth-centric lifestyle.

“The last few years have clearly signalled that actions have consequences. And if the spate of natural disasters and the pandemic itself has taught us anything, it is that we need to reconsider the way we treat nature and the way we live,” she said.

“In 2021, let us resolve to become better citizens of our planet with our choices. We all have a part to play in helping the earth heal. And it is not very difficult to make a small change today that will collectively and positively impact our future in the only home that we have ever known,” she went on to say.

“Just one positive resolution can have a far-reaching impact on the well-being of Mother Earth but five can be potentially transformative. Taking showers that last less than five minutes reduces wastage of water and reminds us that it is not an inexhaustible resource. We must refuse all single use plastics,” she continued.

“We should segregate and compost waste at home as this not only makes the job of sanitation workers easy, it makes you aware of how much waste is being generated in a household, how much can be recycled, composted, is bio-degradable and how much is headed towards a landfill,” she added. 

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Dr Abdul Salam's residence in Britain is now a national heritage site

 

The first Pakistani to be awarded the Nobel Prize for his contribution to the electroweak unification theory, Dr Abdul Salam's house in Britain has been declared a national heritage site by the United Kingdom government.

Founder of the Theoretical Physics Department at Imperial College London, the scientist resided there from 1957 till 1996, when he passed away.

Recently, the English Heritage unveiled a Blue Plaque which was installed outside his former home.

"Abdus Salam 1926-1996, Physicist, Nobel Laureate and Champion of Science in developing countries, lived here," it read.

Professor Michael Duff who completed his PhD in 1972 under the supervision of Professor Salam, too commented on the acknowledgement, praising his mentor whole-heartedly.

“A blue plaque on the house in Putney where he lived for 40 years is a fitting tribute to Nobel Laureate Abdus Salam, who was not only one of the finest scientists of the twentieth century, having unified two of the four fundamental forces of nature, but who also dedicated his life to the betterment of science and education in the developing world,” he said.

Professor Ian Walmsley, another one his students and now a provost at Imperial, deemed Salam's contribution to the subject profound, calling his "commitment to science deep, as exemplified by his founding of the International Centre for Theoretical Physics in Trieste, which has the aim of building science capability and capacity in the developing world.”

His son Ahmad Salam, said the words on the plaque would have made his father very happy. "For him, above all else, that was the legacy he wanted to impart."

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Ertuğrul’s Engin Altan says he is ready to work in Pakistan provided there’s good story

 

• Fans were over the moon as the superstar said “Lahore Lahore hai” during his press conference today

Welcoming superstar Engin Altan as one of their own, Ertugrul fans in Pakistan were over the moon when the man himself made his way to Lahore.

In a press conference held today, Altan addressed the audience that showered him with love and adoration, courtesy of his popularity playing the lead in the historical drama series Diliris Ertugrul.

He called it a pleasure that “Pakistan’s prime minister loves the TV series and loves me”, thanking Imran Khan for his role in suggesting the show to Pakistanis and encouraging them to watch it.

“It’s a huge television series and it’s an honour for us that Pakistanis love it,” he added, thanking fans for their love over the last few months as he tried his best to do justice to the role of the historical figure. “My peers worked very hard and we can see the fruit of it in all your love.”

Delivering some good news, he said he was open to working in Pakistan. “Why not!” he exclaimed. “If you have a good story for me, why not.”

He added that this was his first visit and he couldn’t get an opportunity to explore the rest of the country. “But I’m aware how breathtaking the scenery is and InshaAllah whenever opportunity knocks, I would love to visit [again] one day.”

“I love the Lahori food as well! It’s a bit spicy but very tasty,” he said, exclaiming “Lahore, Lahore hai!” much to the delight of his fans who chanted the popular slogan back.

We’re keeping our fingers crossed for a Pakistani production starring Engin Altan.

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7th Sky Entertainment’s Deewangi makes it to the Top 10 Most Searched Words on Google in Pakistan

 

ISLAMABAD, DEC 11 – After its phenomenal success during its run, 7th Sky Entertainment’s most hyped drama of the year -Deewangi was also one of the most searched words on Google in the country. Google released its annual ‘Year in Search’ list on Wednesday – and it didn’t come as a surprise that Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi’s drama ‘Deewangi’ was one of the most searched words in Pakistan.

Deewangi did not only garner huge TRPs for Geo, it also continued topping the rating charts and trending on top spots on YouTube throughout its run. With its last episode, the show brought further records for 7th Sky Entertainment, with an excellent rating 15.6 (25.4 peak rating). The finale of the drama managed to get 5 million views in just under 48 hours and continued trending for hours on YouTube and Twitter.

7th Sky Entertainment’s ‘Deewangi’ followed the story of Nageen – a girl who went through a journey of love, betrayals, and hardships – taking on everything that came her way. The drama succeeded in breaking several stereotypes surrounding a ‘bechari’ female lead – and also managed to garner a lot of appraise from critics and audiences.

Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi have continued to put Pakistani entertainment on the global map with their brilliant dramas, and the success of Deewangi, though not surprising, proves their credibility and strength in the entertainment industry.

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Many cricket legends refused to give me interview because of my gender, says Zainab Abbas

 

"Sports is generally considered an equaliser of sorts - something that doesn't take gender, class or skin colour into account. Instead, it focuses on your talent, skills, meritocracy, where your performance in the sporting field is more important than anything else."

In her TED Talk, Pakistani sports presenter Zainab Abbas revealed what it's like to be a woman in an industry that is predominated by men. Speaking about breaking barriers, how she made it into the cricketing world and the advice she has for newcomers, the television host opened up about all the prejudice she faced as a woman with a passion for sports.

Speaking up about her own childhood, the journalist remembered how she was bullied choosing to play games such as cricket, as she grew up around five boys.

"Sports became my passion. You cannot imagine how disappointed desi parents would be to find out that their child was skipping an exam to follow an event. That's how passionate I was. The World Cup was on at that particular time and I decided to watch that, and skip my event. I even saved money during the 2009 World T-20 and decided to watch all the games. I was broke by the end, but it was all worth it."

Having graduated from England, Abbas initially thought she wanted to do a corporate job but soon realised she wasn't cut out for it.

"I faced a racist boss, I was the only brown girl in the entire department and he would pick on me on every occasion," she recalled, saying that's when she eventually quit the job, did some soul-searching, looked for her true calling and decided to follow her passion.

"I thought the sporting world would be the torch-bearer of sportsmanship, free of racism, free of prejudices - but I was quite wrong," she divulged, reflecting back on the opportunity she received from a leading news channel.

"There was a man sitting with a smirk on his face, and he asked me condescendingly, 'Reverse swing kya hoti hai?' I had a smile on my face as I knew what he was asking about. I answered politely. He was half impressed so to speak and he decided in those five minutes that he would give me an shot. That's how my journey started."

She said her incident prepared her for never giving up on her dreams, regardless of how many were laughing.

"I had no mentors to look up to. When I entered the field, people made fun of me because they believed women should not be talking about sports, shouldn't be playing sports; she has no business there."

Because she had no formal training, Abbas faced many challenges both professionally and personally.

"I am deaf from my left ear," she recalled, "And while doing a show, your ears keep you facilitated. I had my earpiece in one ear listening to the director, and supposedly your other ear is there to listen to your guests; I realised it was about multi-tasking and there was no room for any errors on live TV. You get exposed very easily."

"I broke down that day, and I still remember calling my mother and telling her I don't think I can do this job because I have this issue. But I continued to train, master my skills and somewhat learnt how to lip-read. What helped me was my knowledge and research about the subject; everything else was improvisation."

Zainab said the initial reaction she received was mixed. While they acknowledged she knew what she was talking about, many envied her.

"I had fellow journalists alleging that I was imitating their content and I soon learnt how to develop a thick skin. I realised I needed to be even more focused and ambitious to reach where I wanted."

"There was also a time many cricket legends refuse to give me an interview because of my gender," she remembered. "That has happened. I was heartbroken because as a child these were the heroes I looked up to. After a couple of years, when I had cemented my place in the industry, those same two gentleman came forward to give me an interview. That was the irony."

Abbas said the world just wasn't prepared to watch a woman taking a lead in her field that is usually guarded by men. "Remember: never let the critics bother you or allow people to get under your skin," she advised her followers.

"Finally in 2019, I was picked by the International Cricket Council to represent Pakistan at the World Cup. That was the peak of my career because nobody from Pakistan had reached that level, certainly not a woman."

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Sunny Deol tests positive for coronavirus

 

Bollywood actor-turned-politician Sunny Deol has tested positive for the coronavirus, India’s Himachal Pradesh health secretary confirmed on Tuesday.

Later, the actor took to Twitter to inform fans and followers about the diagnosis. He also requested people who have come in contact with him to get themselves tested. He is quarantining at his Manali home.

“I got a coronavirus test done and the report has come out positive. I am in isolation and my health is fine. I request all those who came in contact with me in the last couple of days to isolate themselves and get themselves tested,” he tweeted in Hindi.

Deol had undergone shoulder surgery in Mumbai and was recuperating at a farmhouse near Manali in Kullu district. He got tested in Manali before returning to Mumbai. The actor was asymptomatic and quarantining at his Manali home.

The news came a few hours after Deol and his family announced the sequel to his 2007 movie Apne.

The Deol family decided to bring three generations of actors on-screen with Dharmendra, Bobby Deol, Sunny and his son Karan Deol in Apne 2. The announcement was made on Tuesday through Sunny’s social media accounts.

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Crafts extravaganza at Islamabad Serena Hotel

ISLAMABAD, NOV 15 - Serena Hotels sponsored a three-day crafts extravaganza with Behbud Association called “Embroidering Dreams”, whichkicked off on Friday night with an inaugural event featuring an exclusive fashion show.

Addressing the opening ceremony of the exhibition, the First Lady Samina ArifAlvi said that even Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah believed that Pakistan could only progress if the women participated in industrious activities side by side with men.

She applauded Serena Hotels for supporting Behbud Association, a non-profit organization providing employment to thousands of women artisans for over 50 years at the grassroots level and reaching out to the underprivileged women in urban slums.

The opening event was attended by notable members from the diplomatic corps, foreign dignitaries, corporate and business sectors. Stringent compliance with Covid-19 health and safety protocols and SOPs were observed at the event.

Embroidering Dreams was an exhibition of exquisite handmade products promoting traditional needlework and embroideries of Pakistan. The three-day exhibition aimed to celebrate home based workers and women artisans of Pakistan, that continue to produce such marvelous artefacts under trying circumstances. Guests witnessed different types of traditional crafts/needlework that come from various regions of Pakistan including Ralli, Kantha, Chikankari, Block Printing, Smocking, Cutwork, Cross-stitch, Taarkashi, Phulkari, Crochet, Knitting etc. The master artisans were present at the stalls to showcase a live display of their craft and technique. A large number of people attended the exhibition on all three days and enjoyed the detailed tour of the exquisite crafts.

Mr. Aziz Boolani, CEO Serena Hotels appreciated Behbud Association for the wonderful work which he said was very inspiring and a model of learning for Serena Hotels, which also actively projects and promotes traditional crafts as part of its overall CSR initiative of supporting empowerment of rural women by enhancing their economic prospects. Mr. Boolani said Pakistan was blessed with so much talent in traditional crafts and it was a privilege for Serena to play a role in showcasing them.

Ms. Abida Malik said that Behbud was run entirely by women volunteers and has over the years evolved into Pakistan’s premier brand for ethical and sustainable fashion. Behbud, inaugurated in 1972, is ranked as one of the largest and oldest non-profit organizations in Pakistan, providing employment to thousands of women artisans for over 50 years. Having trained 300,000 artisans spanning five generations, Behbud, at its core, aids marginalized women by providing them with free of cost vocational training in local embroideries, free healthcare, counseling and education for their children. The non-profit also provides educational facilities in the form of a comprehensive adult literacy program, has set up a Behbud Primary School (in the capital’s Saidpur Village), a Behbud Model High School (in Rawalpindi) and eight home schools (from Pre-Nursery till Grade 5), for the children of the underprivileged communities in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.

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Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar's decaying ancestral mansions are being brought to life in Peshawar

Tucked away near the centuries-old Storytellers' Bazaar, the decaying mansions in Peshawar once home to Bollywood superstars are being brought back to life.

The ancestral homes of Golden Age heroes Raj Kapoor and Dilip Kumar in the northwestern city are symbols of its link to the world's largest film industry, but have suffered from decades of neglect.

The region's archaeology team says it is close to wresting the more than 100-year-old buildings, located in the heart of the historic walled city, from their private owners so they can be restored and turned into museums.

“I always feel sad and angry while looking at Kapoor's house, that it once was a beautiful mansion of top quality,” said Samiuddin Khan, who remembers running through the 40-room abandoned house as a child and flying kites from the rooftop.

“It was extremely beautiful inside. The structure is still intact but some walls have collapsed and much of the wood has been damaged.” Once an architectural wonder, the family home of Kapoor, who died aged 63 in 1988, is influenced by Mughal empire, Central Asian and British colonial design, featuring ornately carved doors and balconies and gothic-style windows.

Kumar lived in a simpler home down a small lane in a busy market, its entrance faded and its roofless interior heavily damaged.

The actors grew up in a quarter that is home to the fabled Qissa Khwani (Storytellers) Bazaar where travellers would share tales of their adventures.

Kumar, who is now 97, has credited his successful career to his early life in the neighbourhood, where he first learned to narrate.

But like many emerging actors, the pair were enticed away from Peshawar to India's entertainment centre Bombay, now Mumbai, in the years before the partition.

The pair even starred alongside each other at the beginning of their careers, in the 1949 hit Andaz.

“This is our cultural heritage and we take pride in preserving it. We are very proud that Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor were from Peshawar,” said Abdul Samad, director of archaeology and museums in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province.

Present-day Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan, known as the King of Bollywood, also has links to the area but his family home which is still in use has not suffered the same decline.

Across the country, hundreds of pre-partition buildings have been left to ruin or been demolished over the years.

Many had been built by Hindus and Sikhs who left them behind when they fled newly founded Pakistan for India, archaeology experts say.

Peshawar suffered a huge knock-back to its cultural standing after becoming a hotbed of violence from the 1980s onwards, bringing an end to the golden era of Pashto-language cinema in the region, known as Pollywood.

Militant groups, including Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, bombed at least three cinemas and more than 100 music shops before a military crackdown near the border with Afghanistan in 2015 resulted in drastic improvements in security.

As the city revives, more than 1,800 heritage buildings with traditional features have been identified for preservation by the province's archaeology team, but Pakistan could need years to arrange the finances required to their purchase and restoration.

“If a proper archaeological survey was conducted, we would discover a cultural site almost every kilometre,” said archaeological director Samad about Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

There are hurdles still to overcome in saving the Kapoor mansion too.

Its owner Hajji Ali Qadir told AFP he would take the authorities to court if they did not pay him at least two billion rupees ($12.5 million).

“I told them that it's an antique and the price for an antique is multiplied 10 times,” he said. “We will get more money if we build a plaza here.” The archaeology department has said it will use legal powers if needed to purchase the Kapoor and Kumar homes with taxpayer money, for a figure still to be determined by the province's financial authorities.

“We felt proud and held our heads high while watching the actors from Peshawar performing in Indian movies, that this land has produced such great actors who proved their worth in Mumbai,” Khalo Khalil Sarhadi, an 80-year-old resident of Peshawar, told AFP.

“Now the new generation will know how Peshawar has produced big stars and actors, those who have given an identity to Pakistan and India,” he said of the museum projects.

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Item numbers are not 'art' — they're nonsense, says Hamza Ali Abbasi

"You don't demean a woman on screen and call it art. It may be my opinion but then why aren't strip shows art? From a religious point of view and even a secular point of view, it's wrong," he concluded.

From cancelling his Netflix subscription to voicing his thoughts on sexual harassment, Hamza Ali Abbasi is known for his bold comments that may or may not sit well with people. 

Recently, in an interview regarding the release of his upcoming movie The Legend Of Maula Jatt, the actor once again weighed in — this time on item songs and their prevalence in the mainstream media.

"Why are item numbers so bad?" the interviewer questioned, referring to a previous comment Abbasi had made, making his objection obvious post the release of his film Jawani Phir Nahi Ani.

From cancelling his Netflix subscription to voicing his thoughts on sexual harassment, Hamza Ali Abbasi is known for his bold comments that may or may not sit well with people.

Recently, in an interview regarding the release of his upcoming movie The Legend Of Maula Jatt, the actor once again weighed in — this time on item songs and their prevalence in the mainstream media.

"Why are item numbers so bad?" the interviewer questioned, referring to a previous comment Abbasi had made, making his objection obvious post the release of his film Jawani Phir Nahi Ani.

"Let me ask you, what could be wrong where dance moves are based upon the utter objectification of the woman who is dancing?" he asked sarcastically in return, when questioned if his reservations were because of them being un-Islamic in nature.

“A song which focuses on the sexual appeal of the woman, the lyrics also focus on the sexual appeal of the woman and it comes on television and circulates on social media for children to watch — what do you think could be wrong with that? Obviously it is wrong!"

The Waar actor went on to say that such dances have a massive negative global impact on mainstream media.

"We don't need it. It's the lowest form of art to take clothes off a woman. It's not art, it's nonsense. It has had a negative impact on our country. Even India and Bollywood are distancing themselves from it. It's considered a B-grade type of content."

Abbasi took the moment to appreciate Rajkumar Hirani's 3 Idiots for being a movie he loved, without any "obscene" songs in it.

"You don't demean a woman on screen and call it art. It may be my opinion but then why aren't strip shows art? From a religious point of view and even a secular point of view, it's wrong," he concluded.

"I don't know why we've come to a point where we can sit with our families and watch this!" he said in disdain, acknowledging that while some may call him conservative, there will be some who will agree with him. "That's how the world is," he laughed.

In the first part of the interview, Hamza discussed television and its impact on those around him.

"TV has this massive reach in Pakistan that cinemas don't," accepted Hamza, owing his popularity to Pyarey Afzal. The actor, however, said he does not regard himself as a 'celebrity'.

"I don't define myself as a celebrity but as someone who did some projects. People recognise me from my face and that's all. I think I can call myself a public personality though because I'm known for other things as well, such as my religious opinions."

Concluding, brimming with praise for his co-actor Fawad Khan, he also mentioned how The Legend of Maula Jatt would be his last film for a long time, given the many other projects he is occupied with.

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Jannat Mirza Reveals The Reason For Moving to Japan – Details Inside!

Jannat Mirza is the social media sensation who gained popularity with her TikTok videos. Her beauty captures everyone’s attention instantly and that’s the reason she got more than 10 million followers on TikTok. Jannat Mirza hit the fame with her entertaining content including Bollywood lip-syncs, slow-motion clips, and parodies.

Right after the day she announced reaching a milestone of 10 million followers, the TikTok entertainment app got banned. However, Jannat Mirza then decided to move to Japan. The news surfaced on social media that Jannat has said goodbye to Pakistan due to the ban of TikTok app.

Here is Why Jannat Mirza Moved to Japan!

Jannat has posted a video with clarification about why she actually left Pakistan and moved to Japan. As soon as she took it to Instagram, the video has been going viral on social media. Check out here what she revealed in the video!

As per the details, Jannat Mirza expressed in this video that every channel broke the news that I have left Pakistan for good. Moreover, my statement was linked to the ban of TikTok and that had nothing to do with the reality.

While explaining her perspective further, Jannat said that I decided to go to Japan because Pakistan is an insecure place for women. She added that I got so much disturbed to learn how harassment and rape cases are dealt with in our society.

Moreover, Jannat said that she will be coming back to Pakistan soon and will be returning to Japan after 3 to 4 months. She has plans to continue with her studies in Japan with a major in Film. After completing her studies, she will be coming back to Pakistan and work behind the camera as well.

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Minal Khan is a fan of trekking and sunrises

Actor Minal Khan can’t get enough of the memories she made during her trip to Egypt earlier this year.

She shared pictures of “the most wonderful” sunrise she witnessed while trekking in Egypt’s majestic Mount Sinai.

“Throwback to the most memorable trek and sunrise of my life at Jabal Musa (Mount Sinai, Egypt) we trekked all night in -10 temperature to offer Fajar and witnessed the most wonderful sunrise !! Sometimes I wonder what have i done so right in my light to deserve this moment.

In February, Minal took a trip to Egypt with her mother. She shared an aesthetically pleasing shot of her posing against the Great Pyramid of Giza on a travel group with the message: exploring EGYPT and loving it. Let me know if anyone of you is around.

Minal’s travel partner, Uzma Mubeen, also posted a photo with her daughter from Egypt.

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Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan to reunite with Pathan

Shah Rukh Khan’s highly anticipated return to the big screen will surely be worth the wait, especially with new reports claiming that Salman Khan will also be joining the film.

According to Mumbai Mirror, Salman Khan will be joining the cast to play a cameo. Salman last featured in a cameo in SRK’s 2018 film ‘Zero’, that saw him making his grand entrance in a dance sequence.

The film casts include John Abraham as the villain and Deepika Padukone as the leading lady.

Shah Rukh Khan is expected to begin work on film Pathan later this November and is expected to carry on shooting well into the New Year.

This isn’t the first time they make an appearance in each other’s film. Salman appeared in SRK’s Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Om Shanti Om. Whereas SRK returned the favour in Salman’s Har Dil Jo Pyaar Karega and Tubelight.

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Sana Javed and Umair Jaswal Post ‘Baat Pakki’ Picture on Instagram!

The newly-wed couple Sana Javed and Umair Jaswal are sharing beautiful tidbits of love while celebrating their new beginning in different manner. The couple keeps on sharing different pictures from post-wedding moments and fans are drokking over every click. The latest from Sana and Umair’s side is the post with adorable clicks from their ‘Baat Pakki’ moment and here we have got the pictures!

Sana Javed and Umair Jaswal Post ‘Baat Pakki’ Click!

After a series of beautiful pictures from their Nikah ceremony, Sana and Umair took their ‘Baat Pakki’ day moments to Instagram. As soon as the couple posted the pictures, fans are falling for their beautiful beginning of life. Moreover, the captions and comments have yet another story to tell about this new post. So, here we have got the pictures. Take a look!

Sana Javed’s Post!

Check out this picture and note in the caption posted on Instagram by Sana Javed!

Sana looks adorable in light hued soft fancy wear and silver sequin khussa with a wide stretching smile on the face adding up glam to the looks. She seems all in love with the biggest moment of her life. Here is how she captioned this picture. She wrote:

“THROWBACK TO OUR BAAT PAKKI/ENGAGEMENT PICTURE 🌹🤍 NOT POSTING OUR PICTURE TOGETHER BECAUSE @UMAIRJASWALOFFICIAL WAS NOT DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION 😩😂”

Well… Sana was quite conscious about not posting the picture with Umair just because he was not ready as per the occasion. However, the interesting part is that Umair posted that picture on his Insta. Before that, the couple had a witty exchange of comments at Sana’s post with her siblings enjoying the moments. Take a look at these comments!

Umair Jaswal’s Post!

Now check out the picture that wasn’t posted by Sana but Umair did it with an interesting caption.

Umair wrote:

“THROWBACK TO OUR ENGAGEMENT… I GOT INTO SO MUCH TROUBLE FOR NOT DRESSING UP FOR THE OCCASION (WEARING A KURTA SHALWAR) 😂 TRUTH BE TOLD I WAS RIDING MY BIKE AND WENT STRAIGHT TO SANA’S PLACE. SHE WAS FURIOUS BUT COULDN’T STOP LAUGHING 😆 FORCED ME TO ATLEAST TAKE OFF MY BIKER JACKET FOR THIS PICTURE. ❤😊
GLAD WE CAPTURED THIS MOMENT SANA 😊 @SANAJAVED.OFFICIAL”

Sana Javed loved the memory and couldn’t hold herself to express affection for her husband. Check out this lovely comment!

Some Adorable Clicks of Sana and Umair!

Here we have got some of the adorable clicks of Sana and Umair for the fans! Take a look!

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