Pakistani Band 'Soch' entered Bollywood

Pakistani Band 'Soch' entered Bollywood

Pakistan and India are finally joining hands, not through our political circumstances but our Pakistani artists from the entertainment industries are. Lately Pakistani artists like Ali Zafar, Atif Aslam and Rateh Fateh Ali Khan are a part of the Bollywood industry so to join their league are Rabi Ahmed and Adnan Dhool from 'Soch'. Rabi and Adnan have contributed their song 'Awari' for the Bollywood movie 'Ek Villian' by Mohit Suri. We at ARY Digital had a small chit chat with 'The Soch Band' to let you all know about their experience. Tell us something about your band? Why did you name it 'Soch'? Rabi: "7 years ago, Adnan was looking for a session player for a concert. That is when I met him. We played for the concert, after that I met Adnan on and off. We hit it off right away, and we did it rather wonderfully well. We liked all the same things, and we're both on the same wavelength, so that is when Adnan offered me to join 'Soch', and I so willingly accepted it." Adnan: "I always wan...

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'Humshakals': Movie Review

'Humshakals': Movie Review

Starring: Saif Ali Khan, Riteish Deshmukh, Bipasha Basu, Tamannaah Bhatia, Nawwab Shah, Esha Gupta and Ram Kapoor. Directed and written by: Sajid Khan Pakistanis are hungry for Bollywood movies and having a comic genre always attracts the audiences to watch it. But lame comedy is very difficult to poke one to laugh on, and when the director has delivered a pure disaster in the past director Sajid Khan has learnt to crack jokes on him-self. There was a scene where the mental asylum's warden decides to torture the patients by making them watch Sajid Khan's own 'Himmatwala' can you imagine someone making fun of own-self. In the end credits also again they take out the DVD of Sajid's sister Farah Khan's 'Tees Maar Khan' to use it as a source of torture. This means that the director is well aware of his previous tortures then why did he add a new movie to his pack, 'Humshakals' is an equal torture like the previous releases. One can't help it rather than laughing on sarcastic jokes that Saj...

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'Tamanna': Movie Review

'Tamanna': Movie Review

Starring: Mehreen Raheel, Omair Rana, Salman Shahid and Feryal Gauhar Directed and written by: Steven Moore The latest hype about the ARY Films 'Tamanna' is finally over; the British-Pakistani film which was directed by a British director Steven Moore is now released in the Pakistani cinemas nationwide. With the current boosting of Pakistani cinemas and the award functions appreciating them is a new milestone for the film industry in Pakistan. Initially and now also Pakistani films are being released but in film festivals abroad which is not showcased for the masses to watch but a few are coming forward and showcasing it for the people to watch, one of them is 'Tamanna'. 'Tamanna' is a story about a man Rizwan Ahmed who falls in love with Mian Tariq Ali's wife Mehreen. Rizwan comes to Tariq in order to take his permission and ask him to divorce Mehreen. Tariq already was indulged in two marriages but he keeps a deal with Rizwan in order to test him if he will keep Mehreen happy or not....

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What will be the fate of Pyarey Afzal?

What will be the fate of Pyarey Afzal?

Watch 'Pyarey Afzal' for yourself to know what will be Afzal's fate. If you have missed any of the episodes watch them here. [gallery ids="https://blogs.arydigital.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/1900024_494028977369583_1959339101_n.jpg|,https://blogs.arydigital.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/1900024_494028977369583_1959339101_n-1.jpg|,https://blogs.arydigital.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/e33c2e1209ee46442bc45ec2efb633a21.jpg|Directing the film 'Kambakht' in which he himself will be working also.,https://blogs.arydigital.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/e33c2e1209ee46442bc45ec2efb633a21-1.jpg|Directing the film 'Kambakht' in which he himself will be working also.,https://blogs.arydigital.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Hamza_Ali_Abbasi_pakistani_actor_20_xmvah_Pak101dotcom.jpg|"] What will be the fate of Pyarey Afzal? .wp-about-author-containter-around { display:none; }

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Shab-e-Baraat Special Transmission 'Shab-e-Tauba'

Shab-e-Baraat Special Transmission 'Shab-e-Tauba'

In the name of Allah, we praise Him, seek His help and ask for His forgiveness. Shab-e-Baraat is the night for all His believers to ask forgiveness from Allah. We worship Him and we get our blessings in the form of rewards, there are some occasions where His followers get soft heart and seem spiritually involved. One such occasion is Shab-e-Baraat which is the night of salvation that takes place in mid-Shaban (between the 14th and 15th day of Shaban). This is one of the blessed nights in the Islamic calendar. There is no fixed or particular prayer for this night; Allah has granted us this night to get in touch with Him personally and individually. It is not mandatory at all to stay up the whole night, pray as much as you can and as long as you want to refresh yourself spiritually. You may also visit the graves of your loved ones, as it was done by our beloved Prophet (SAW) however, it is not obligatory. The religious predecessors of the Muslim nation have always observed this night as...

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Pakistani Cinema is back with a bang!

Pakistani Cinema is back with a bang!

Once known for its quality work, Pakistani cinema was lost in time and remained in dark ages for quite long. Pakistani cinema Lollywood has produced many magnificent actors of its time film star such as Mohammad Ali and Waheed Murad, who can easily be counted in are considered the veterans of the industry. Later with passage of time the shining light of this industry got dimmed. During the golden days of Pakistani cinema, the Lollywood industry produced more than 200 films annually. Today, it's just one-fifth of what it used to be in the 70s and 80s. The Federal Bureau of Statistics shows that once the country boasted of having at least 700 cinemas operating in the country; however, this number has dwindled down to less than 170. Lately, we have seen that almost after three decades Pakistani cinema has made news again. It all started with showman Shoaib Mansoor's 'Khuda Kay Liay'. The movie revived the Pakistani cinema after ages. In the dark times of the Pakistani cinema audience had...

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