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Actress Ushna Shah wrote on social networking site Twitter that Aamir Liaquat's private videos were shared on social media by a woman with whom he got legally married and he passed away, was very disgraced. "Anyone who shared these videos, made fun of them, laughed at them, they all have Aamir Liaquat's blood on their hands, the well known anchor provided us with laughing material but I hope he Will be at peace.

Saba Qamar has dealt with age-appropriate satirist Faisal Qureshi in a very dignified manner. Actress after much admiration of Mr. and Mrs. Shamim The movie 'Ghabrana Nahi Hai' also got a significant success at the box office. The expectations of his fans are also related to the upcoming movie 'Kamli'. Actor Faisal Qureshi has some objections regarding the age of Saba's role in the play FRAUD , which he also expressed on social media without giving his name. Faisal Qureshi wrote in a Facebook post on May 22, "Brother, if you are 24 years old in drama, please make me 27 too." According to PPI, Saba responded to this in a recent interview. The actress said, , Are great actors and are worthy of respect and esteem. This is their opinion which I take cheerfully but what can I do Faisal ji, still they take me heroin '. According to the actress, everyone knows my age, open Wikipedia and see. According to Google, Saba Qamar Saba Qamar Omar, born on April 5, 19

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Police on Thursday arrested Pakistani actress Laila in Multan, Geo News reported. The actress was arrested after a producer Sheikh Naeem lodged a complaint with Cantt Police Station that Laila gave him a Rs220,000 cheque, which was dishonored. The application stated that the actress had borrowed the money from Sheikh. Police conducted a raid at a local hotel and arrested Laila. The police said that the actress would be presented before a local court. Talking to media, Laila said she had settled the issue with the producer but he got her arrested when she came to perform in Multan. Later a verbal agreement was reached between the two parties and Laila was released from police custody.

Uzma Zafar Tahmena Bokhari, Mrs.Pakistan World 2010 has made history. On Saturday November 13th in Negril, Jamaica, Bokhari was crowned Mrs. United Nations 2010. She competed with married women around the world with strong representation from Columbia, Nigeria, West Africa, South Africa among others. In the history of the pageant industry, this is the first time Pakistan has won an international pageant title. Upon winning Bokhari stated, "I would like to thank all of those who have supported me and have worked with me to improve the image of Pakistan in the world. Being the first international title holder for Pakistan is not my victory alone and nor am I solely responsible for this win. It is because of you out there, all of my family, friends, fans, and all those who have dared to dream this new vision of Pakistan along with me. This is a victory for all Pakistanis everywhere." Bokhari opened the evening with a bang after coming in the top 5 winner’s circle for talent e

LAHORE: Fans of reality television were amazed when the 18-year-old Texas born Nida, of Pakistani origin, participated in Tyra Banks’ hugely popular “America’s Next Top Model”. Nida spoke on the show of her mother’s potential reservations and that she wanted to be a role model for other Pakistani girls. Stereotypes about models are commonly found in online discussions et al, and one wonders how successful “The Super Model 2011”, a local adaptation of the international show, will be in Pakistan. Producers Shoaib and Sadya Khan, who have been creating reality shows for A TV, have decided to step up to the challenge of emulating Tyra Banks’ show in Pakistan. “We are creating this show on the same lines as ‘America’s Next Top Model’, but of course we will have to tailor it according to our own culture and norms of acceptability,” explains Shoaib. The duo has recently done a reality show on a similar theme called “Beyond the Glam” that takes a close look at celebrities. The Pakistani versio