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The Pinky Memsaab heroine has made it big!
She has given us some brilliant performances in the past with dramas like Tau Dil Ka Kia Hua, Baandi, Tabeer, Choti Choti Batain and now Naqab Zun.
Spotlight caught up with the curly-haired beauty and here’s what she had to say:
Rain plus music is the right combination!
We know when it’s raining and you’re at work, it’s hard to pass the time but with headphones on you can pass it like a PRO.
Whether you are looking for quiet and calm music or loud music suitable for dancing the cold away, we got you covered. Here are 5 best songs to listen to in the RAIN!
Well who knows your mood better than Atif Aslam. This track from the film ‘Superstar‘ is number one on our list.
There’s nothing wrong in choosing the love song to change your mood.
Hamza Ali Abbasi and Hania Aamir will make your heart melt. Don’t forget to tune in to this song while driving in this weather.
We don’t want you to be sad but watch this song you will miss rain for sure!
Well we have many on our list but this one will really cheer you up because it’s Atif Aslam.
Which one is your favorite?
Not many music directors in the recent era can boast of composing songs for two Eid releases, and penning the story and writing the screenplay of one of them.
The only person that comes to mind is Azaan Sami Khan who is doing both his mother Zeba Bakhtiar and father Adnan Sami Khan proud.
The youngster not only managed to churn out chartbusters for ‘Superstar’ and ‘Parey Hut Love’ but also wrote the screenplay of the former, and surprised all with his creativity. He may look young but he has matured immensely thanks to advice from his cross-border parents, and his willingness to learn from his mistakes.
Spotlight had a chat with the multifaceted youngster and spoke to him about everything from music, writing, acting to the reaction to his father’s tweets.
Were you aware that both your films – Superstar and Parey Hut Love – would be battling each other at the box office, and would be released at the same time?
Not at all. In fact, I composed the songs of Superstar long before I started working on Parey Hut Love. I am glad that people are loving the songs of both the films, especially Superstar which is my creation from story to screenplay.
I composed its songs around the situations that I knew would appeal to the audience and I am glad that the film is doing well in cinemas.
Let’s start with the writing part. Composing music and acting would come naturally to you because of your parents but how did you end up writing a screenplay based on your story?
I have been writing for a long time now – ever since I was a kid. As for Superstar, it was close to me as I was brought up in the same world. The songs came first and the story came later; I would create situations for the songs and that’s how I ended up penning the screenplay. Music is embedded with the film and the songs sort of dictated the plot. Ehtesham Bhai, Mustafa Afridi and I then developed it into what it turned out to be and I couldn’t be happier.
How difficult or easy it was working with an accomplished TV director Ehteshamuddin?
It was great fun actually, considering he has known me for a long time. When he was picked to direct the film, I was overwhelmed because I have seen his work and the dedication he puts into a project. We used to have lots of discussions on the sidelines of Superstar; it was quite embarrassing when he asked for my approval after a shot (laughs). To work with someone who is on the same wavelength as you, despite the difference in our ages is not just refreshing but taught me a lot.
And then there were the singers … what was your heart rate when Hadiqa Kiani, Sunidhi Chauhan, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, and Atif Aslam were in the studio, people you have grown up listening to?
I can’t even explain that feeling, considering Hadiqa Kiani and my father worked in Sargam and on Pakistan Television long before I was born; Sunidhi Madam was his first co-singer in Bollywood and same goes for Atif Sir and Rahat Sir.
Working with Hadiqa ji gave me a feeling of happiness and déjà vu at the same time since she doesn’t do many films. It was only her third film after Sargam and Bol and that added pressure on me. I was constantly thinking in my mind that she was comparing me with my father, but she was so kind and generous.
As for others especially Atif Aslam, during Lux Style Awards when we were practicing a song from Parwaaz Hai Junoon, he asked me if he was doing it right and I was like ‘why is he asking me?’ before realizing that it was a playback singer asking a music composer, and I had to break away from the fan mode I was in.
And what about the comparison between you two – like Father, like Son kind?
I don’t want to compete with my father because a) I can’t compete with someone who has accomplished a lot and b) the son takes the legacy forward and I want to do the same. I want to make a mark separately because I have seen many of my friends fall in either the ditch where they compete and fail or the one where they try too hard to be different and fail.
You can’t take genetics away from me but I, after all, I am his son and if people think that Noori reminds them of Adnan Sami, I can’t change it. All I can do is to create a separate identity for myself and for that I will have to compose my own songs, not just film numbers.
In films, you have to compose songs for the characters on screen but when you compose for your own self, it’s something that reflects who you are. I would be coming up with my own Private Album which I believe if done smartly can change the music scene in Pakistan.
Honestly speaking, if I am compared to him, it will be an honor for me. But trust me, if we ever share the stage in the future, I would like it to be as two accomplished performers and not as a Father and his son.
How do you feel when people ask you about your father’s tweets; he seems to do that a lot and many people from this side of the border feel offended?
When his nationality changed, it was done at the national level and Indian Prime Minister Modi made him an Indian citizen. It is not my place to comment on it because he is my father and I can’t look down to what he has done because honestly, it is not my place to say something about it. I will love him and respect him for whatever he does. He chooses to live in India and I have no problem with that because that’s his decision.
I may agree and disagree with him but I have been very clear that I have been brought up by a very patriotic woman and I am a very patriotic person myself. Yes, I could have gone there and launched myself at a bigger level but I choose to live in Pakistan because it is my home.
As an artist, I would love to work anywhere in the world and collaborate with anyone be it in India or abroad, but representing Pakistan. As for his tweets, no one including my close friends asks me about it because they know I would have nothing much to say about it.
Who is Saad Sultan who shares the credit with you in Superstar? How did you manage to rope in Shiraz Uppal’s exclusive lyricist Shakeel Sohail for Superstar?
Saad Sultan is a music producer in Lahore and when I composed songs for Superstar, he helped me produce it. It was Saad who introduced me to Shakeel Sohail who is a wonderful lyricist and wrote most of the stuff I have composed. He has no ego and is very open and that why I like working with him.
I would also like to mention Indian lyricist A M Turaz here who wrote the Qawwali lyrics in Ghalat Fehmi. He is the guy who penned down the lyrics of Bajirao Mastani’s songs among others and when I requested him to write the Qawwali lyrics, he was kind enough and sent the lyrics overnight.
With Superstar, you have joined the extraordinary league of music directors by composing a song for Nadeem Baig. Why didn’t you go for an older singer for the veteran actor who filmed a song after 19 years!
I didn’t want to use an older singer for Dosto, the song that was filmed on Nadeem sahib because I believe it’s a young song. I have used Mustafa Zahid for Nadeem Sahib because he has a mature voice which isn’t old. For Bilal Bhai, I went for Mustehsan Khan who had already sung Bulleya for me in Parwaaz Hai Junoon and they both have done a good job.
When Nadeem sahib comes in the frame, everybody else becomes invisible to the audience because of the aura, the charisma he carries with him.
What’s next for Azaan Sami Khan now that you have produced a film (021), composed songs and background score for three films and written a screenplay based on your own story?
I haven’t sung and acted as yet; I plan to do both in the coming days. With Patakh De I will be my debut as an actor opposite Hania Aamir, and alongside Ahsan Khan and Shamoon Abbasi. I have always wanted to act but before that, I wanted to know the basics of showbiz and that’s why my parents rightly advised me to get a grip of how things are done before taking the giant leap.
As for my songs, it is work in progress and I am quite excited about that too. Maybe you would hear me sing by the end of this year.
The viewers choice nominations are out for Kashmir 7th Hum Awards and we just can’t keep calm!
Hum Awards, organized by Hum Network each year credit the finest in the industry.
Earlier in 2018, the memorable night of awards lightened up Toronto and this year’s Kashmir 7th Hum Awards, digitally powered by Singer Pakistan is all set to spellbind Houston.
Here are the four major nominations that have us excited:
Viewer’s Choice Award: Best Actor Female – Popular
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Our nominees for best actor – female include the bold and beautiful Yumna Zaidi for her powerful performance in Dar Si Jati Hai Sila written by Bee Gul.
The versatile Aiman Khan is nominated twice for her brilliant performances in Ishq Tamasha written by Misbah Naureen and Baandi written by Asma Nabeel. She manages to win the audience’s heart with her diverse roles.
Sarah Khan for Belapur Ki Dayan as she managed to perform a scary role to its utmost capacity and she did it really well. Agreed?
And who doesn’t know our very own Iqra Aziz? The powerhouse of talent got nominated for Tabeer and Suno Chanda as she displays two diverse roles perfectly!
Viewer’s Choice Award: Best Actor Male – Popular
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Best Actor (Male) nominations are no surprise for us as all our favorites get their spots!
Noman Ejaz for Dar Si Jati Hai Sila, also known as the famous ‘Joyee Mama’ played his character to such perfection that the audiences hate for him was real!
Junaid Khan for Ishq Tamasha was a treat to watch and is definitely one of the audiences favorite.
Experience says it all, Adnan Siddiqui was one reason to watch Belapur Ki Dayan every week. His performance made us stick to the story.
Shahzad Sheikh also made it to the list with his strong character in Tabeer.
Muneeb Butt did justice to his role in Baandi as he stood by the truth to go against his own parents. His performance was a very strong one indeed!
And last but not the least, Farhan Saeed, our beloved ‘Arsal’ from Suno Chanda won our hearts with every episode!
Viewer’s Choice Award: Best Drama Serial – Popular
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Each story had its own magic, some made us laugh while others left us mesmerized!
It was a clean sweep win for Momina Duraid Productions as all the classics were nominated.
Dar Si Jati Hai Sila was based on a story of a young girl ‘Sila’ who stops living life after she starts being harassed by none other but her own family member.
Ishq Tamasha, which was based on the lives of 4 different individuals and it was displayed beautifully.
Belapur Ki Dayan was a horror drama which revolved around a woman who returns from the afterlife to seek revenge on those who caused her death.
Tabeer was written by the brilliant Imran Ashraf himself and what an amazing script it was!
Baandi revolved around Meeru ‘Aiman Khan’s’ journey of being sold to a family in the city to become their maid. All the tyranny and abuse she faces from the merciless owners and how she
Suno Chanda, special Ramzan play was an absolute delight to watch as the roles fit each actor like a glove!
Viewer’s Choice Award: Best On-Screen Couple – Popular
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How can we forget adorable couples that made us fall in love!
Osama Tahir and Yumna Zaidi for Dar Si Jati Hai Sila proved that trust surpasses all.
Junaid Khan and Aiman Khan for Ishq Tamasha who made us fall in love with them.
Shahzad Sheikh and Iqra Aziz for Tabeer made us believe in supporting and always rooting for each other.
Muneeb Butt and Aiman Khan who are now an actual couple were absolute goals in Baandi.
Farhan Saeed and Iqra Aziz for Suno Chanda, which is not a shocker as they are and were by far the audience’s favorite!
Who do you want to vote for?
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Saboor Aly has been around for few years, but now it seems like the actress is making her acting game strong.
While she’s a total slayer when it comes to her wardrobe, the actress has also made a place for herself with performances like Bhool and Naqab Zun.
We caught up with the star to know more about her and here’s how things sorted;
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