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Aamir Khan will receive the Screen Icon Award at the Singapore film festival.

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The actor is also set to reunite with 'Lagaan' director Ashutosh Gowariker for a special screening marking the film's 25th anniversary. Bollywood star Aamir Khan was going to get the Screen Icon Award at the 37th Singapore International Film Festival. At the same event, he was also set to join director Ashutosh Gowariker for a special screening to mark 25 years of the movie Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India. According to Gulf News, Khan was going to be honored for his work in Asian cinema with this award, which celebrates actors whose films have had a big creative impact on the region's movie industry. Khan was also set to take part in the festival's "In Conversation With" program, giving audiences a chance to hear him speak as part of the anniversary celebrations. The Singapore International Film Festival is planned to run from October 21 to November 1, with the 2026 event happening earlier than usual. Celebrating 25 Years of Lagaan Released on June 15, 2...

Alia Bhatt-backed 'Don't be shy' gives a fresh and polished look at a coming-of-age love story.

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A Hindi campus drama focuses on four young actors in a tale about friendship, first love, and discovering where you belong. Alia Bhatt is supporting a new group of young actors with Don't Be Shy, a Hindi movie about growing up. It takes viewers into the familiar but complex world of college friendships, first love, and discovering yourself. The film is written and directed by Sreeti Mukerji. It is produced by Alia and Shaheen Bhatt. The main roles are played by Aarushi Bajaj, Piyush Khati, Bianca Arora, and Ansh Duggal. The film started streaming on Amazon Prime Video on September 25. Bhatt shared the release on her Instagram Story, writing: "Our little film, our core four, and our amazing director... all yours from tonight." This message highlighted the four young actors and the director as the film reached the audience. At the heart of Don't Be Shy is 20-year-old Shyamili "Shy" Das, played by Bajaj. She enters college sure that she has her life and future ...

HSY talks openly about his tough childhood and how he learned to take care of himself.

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A designer shares his struggle with blindness, his mother's sacrifices, and the experiences that shaped his career. Fashion designer and TV star Hassan Sheheryar Yasin, known to everyone as HSY, said that he went completely blind in both eyes for almost a year. This hard time made him very sad and changed how he saw life.   In a recent chat with Frieha Altaf, HSY talked openly about losing his sight, his tough childhood, being raised by his mom after his parents split, his difficult bond with his dad, and the hard times he faced before making a name for himself in Pakistan's fashion world.   He also thought back on his mother's hard work, his early days doing many different jobs, and his plan to start a new ready-made clothes brand. He lost his eyesight HSY remembered that he lost his sight while coming back from getting food with his best friend. "One day we were sitting, everyone was fasting, and we thought, 'Let's go get some food.' We went, got the food...

Saheefa Jabbar Khattak Biography: Age, Height, Weight, Dramas, Marriage & Untold Facts

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Introduction  Saheefa Jabbar Khattak is a Pakistani actress and model. She is known for being confident on screen, having a unique personality, and giving strong performances in TV dramas. She started her career in modeling before becoming an actress, and over time, she became a well-known face on Pakistani television. Unlike celebrities who only depend on looks, Saheefa often gets noticed for picking roles that have deep emotions and different sides to them. Her move from fashion and modeling to acting shows her flexibility and her strong desire to build a lasting career in entertainment. Saheefa Jabbar Khattak Biography Saheefa Jabbar Khattak was born in Pakistan and became interested in fashion and entertainment when she was young. She first became well-known as a model and worked with many famous people in Pakistan's fashion world.  Her good looks and confident nature helped her get noticed in modeling. Later, she started acting on TV, where she took on harder roles and ...

Farhat Ishtiaq to bring 'Zanjeerain' to audio with a new series

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The writer is bringing back the hit drama with an audio series starting on her YouTube channel in October. Farhat Ishtiaq is taking Zanjeerain beyond TV and into the world of audio storytelling, with an audio version of the drama set to launch on her official platforms in October. The famous writer announced the upcoming series on Instagram after the TV drama ended, guiding viewers to the audio version on her official YouTube channel. The announcement said, "We are very happy to announce that we will start the audio series of the hit drama Zanjeerain on Farhat Ishtiaq's official YouTube channel from October. We hope you will enjoy this audio series just as much." Zanjeerain first aired in April, with Sajal Aly, Ameer Gilani, Danyal Zafar, Sahar Hashmi, and Ahsan Khan as the main cast. Written by Ishtiaq, the drama was set against a mountain backdrop and mixed romance, family conflict, tradition, power, and long-standing feuds. At its heart was Rabiya, played by Sajal Aly,...

Meera asks for a UK visa to see her sister, who has advanced cancer.

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An actress is asking UK officials to think about granting her visa for compassionate reasons, so she can go to London. Veteran actor Meera has asked the British government to give her a visa for special personal reasons so she can fly to London to visit her sister, Shahista Abbas, who she says has serious, advanced cancer. In a video that is spreading online, Meera spoke directly to UK embassy officials and government leaders in both Pakistan and London, pleading with them to look at her situation and let her travel. She said, "I am reaching out to the London embassy and other government officials in Pakistan and London to ask for a visa to see my sister Shahista Abbas, who is in London. She has advanced-stage cancer, and her condition is very serious." She also mentioned that her mother, Shafqat Zahra Bukhari, and her younger brother, Saeed Hussain Abbas, are in London right now too. Speaking from New York, Meera said her sister's health had gotten worse, and she strongl...

Nadia Khan regrets declining the role in Shoaib Mansoor's film 'Bol'.

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A TV host has shared that family struggles and societal expectations related to movies shaped her choice to reject the part. TV host Nadia Khan has talked about a choice in her career that she now wishes she could have made differently: saying no to a role in Shoaib Mansoor's well-liked movie Bol. In an interview with actor Atiqa Odho, Khan said she really wanted to be in the project, but things in her personal life ended up affecting her choice. "I'm sorry I turned down 'Bol'. I truly wanted to do it, and he truly wanted me to," Khan said, meaning director Shoaib Mansoor. Khan remembered that Mansoor was especially let down by her choice and tried many times to get her to change her mind. "Mansoor was very upset and had many meetings to try and talk me into it," she said. Thinking back, she said her choice was also affected by what society expected of film and TV at that time.  Women who were known on TV could face more judgment when moving to movie...

Iman Ali Biography: Age, Height, Husband, Dramas, Movies & Personal Life

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Introduction  Iman Ali is one of Pakistan's famous actresses and models. She is known for choosing her projects carefully and for her acting in films like Khuda Kay Liye, Bol, Mah e Mir, and Tich Button. Over the years, she has stayed somewhat selective in the entertainment world, while building her name through modeling, TV shows, music videos, and movies. Her big break came with Shoaib Mansoor's film Khuda Kay Liye, where she acted alongside Shaan Shahid and Fawad Khan. That movie was a major turning point in her career and won her the Lux Style Award for Best Film Actress. Iman Ali Age and Early Life Iman Ali was born on December 19, 1980, in Lahore, Pakistan. Her family has strong links to Pakistan's entertainment industry. Her father was the late actor Abid Ali, and her mother is actress Humaira Ali. Growing up around performers gave Iman an early connection to the entertainment world, though her own career grew through her work in modeling and acting. Her sister Rahma...

Fia Khan Biography: Age, Height, Weight, Husband, Dramas & Personal Life 2026

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Introduction Fia Khan, also known as Sofia Khan, is a Pakistani model, actress, and TV host. She became well-known in fashion and entertainment because of her striking looks, confidence, and strong on-camera presence. As Pakistani fashion modeling grew more popular on TV and in magazines, Fia became one of the familiar faces of that industry. Her career went beyond modeling. Over time, she acted in TV shows, commercials, and films, and also worked as a host. She built her career in Pakistan while staying closely tied to Germany, where she spent much of her early life. Many viewers remember Fia Khan from the Pakistani drama "Besharam" and her role in the film "Teefa in Trouble." Her personal life, especially her marriages and family, also drew attention. But most online details about her private life come from entertainment sites, so it's important to separate confirmed facts from rumors. Fia Khan Biography Fia Khan’s real name is usually said to be Sofia Khan. S...

Saba Faisal's comments on divorce stir discussion among Pakistani celebrities

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Hira Khan, Zoya Nasir, and others share their views as celebrities and fans discuss changing opinions on divorce. Pakistani celebrities have shared different opinions about actor Saba Faisal's comments on divorce. They argue that the end of a marriage should not just be seen as something that is "becoming normal," but also as a tough experience that people handle in their own ways. Faisal recently faced criticism after an interview where she talked about what she called the changing views on divorce in society. Her comments have since led to a debate among celebrities and fans about whether accepting divorce more openly shows a loss of respect for marriage or a growing willingness to accept hard situations. "Before, when someone got divorced, people would mourn for months," she said, referring to the traditional period of sadness after a divorce. "Fathers couldn't do anything, but now when we learn that girls have gotten divorced, it's mentioned cas...