Mirza Mukarram Baig

                         If you think celebrities are born with fame and money, think again. While many celebrities have a strong family background to support them but many had to struggle for years to reach where they are now. They have endured many struggles hardships before making a mark in the world and one of them is Zaid Ali. A young talented Pakistani YouTuber Zaid AliT is among those people who at a very young age has reached the height of success and fame after struggles. He is one of the most followed celebrities on YouTube. His videos get massive viewership across the globe. Zaid has apparently started the trend of Vlogging in Pakistan.                                     ...

Earlier this month, in a live chat with singer and best friend Aima Baig, actor Hania Amir revealed that she and singer Asim Azhar are not in a relationship and the fans termed it as a breakup. Since then the snippet from that live session has been doing the rounds on social media.                           In the live chat, Aamir responded to a question by a viewer. He asked whether she is still with the singer Azhar. To this Aamir replied, “He’s asking if we’re still together. We’re friends, we’re not together, we’re not dating, we’re not a couple. But we are best friends.” She categorically denied the existence of any romantic relationship with him.                           Asim Azhar finally opens up about the breakup Regardle...

Millions of gamers have trended #ImranKhanPUBGKholo on Twitter. They are urging the Prime Minister to unban the online game PlayerUnknown’s Battle Ground (PUBG). Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has issued a detailed order justifying the blocking of the online game.   While some tweets are overflowing with rage, others are brimming with the blues from the youth. The youth is highly disappointed in PM Imran who appeared as a youth-oriented leader to them.   Asim Azhar opposes PUBG ban in Pakistan Singer-turned actor Asim Azhar has strongly opposed the PUBG ban. Following the PTA announcement that it will not unban the game despite orders from the Islamabad High Court, the singer took his two cents to Twitter. In addition to this, the singer first clarified that he never played this online game. However, he supported freedom of expression and was against the ban on any platform including games. Moreover, Asim also talked about how it took years to come back...

Turkish star Esra Bilgic, who portrays the lead role of Halime Sultan in historic drama series Dirilis: Ertugrul or Ertugrul Ghazi, has posted a cryptic tweet related to Pakistan and has left her Pakistani fans wondering. Esra and Engin turned to Twitter and post a cryptic tweet with a dancing girl emoticon, saying, “I’ve found my no. 1 in Pakistan.” The latest tweet of Esra has left her Pakistani fans wondering and they are getting curious to find details regarding her ‘No. 1 in Pakistan’ tweet. Esra has gained massive popularity in Pakistan following her outstanding performance in drama series Dirilis: Ertugrul after it started airing in the country. Fans are also eagerly waiting for Esra’s visit to Pakistan. Earlier, this month, the actress had also hinted at becoming the brand ambassador of Peshawar Zalmi for the Pakistan Super League. “I will be sharing some good news with you soon,” she had tweeted tagging Peshawar Zalmi owner Javed Afridi a...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan may see a "spike in cases" of the deadly coronavirus if people failed to follow the predetermined standard operating procedures (SOPs) on the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha and the holy month of Muharram, Prime Minister Imran Khan warned on Monday. PM Imran's cautionary comments came almost three weeks after he advised people not to repeat "what they did on Eid-ul-Fitr" and exercise extra caution on Eid-ul-Azha so that a resurgence of the coronavirus could be avoided. In a televised address to the nation, he said Pakistan’s situation was quite different from China, the US, and other European countries. Due to the 'smart lockdown' strategy, "we were able to contain the spread of coronavirus and now the whole world is now recognising its benefits," he noted. The premier said Pakistan's strategy to tackle the virus had to be different as a big majority of daily wagers in the country were unregistered. "70-80% of labourers...

KARACHI: The annual LUX Style Awards (LSA) will not be taking place this year, according to a press release. The decision comes in wake of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as a result of which, several high profile festivals and awards shows across the globe have been delayed indefinitely. The show's funds will instead be redirected to Akhuwat Foundation which is built to support affecter of Covid-19 crisis that belong to the entertainment and fashion industry. “The LUX Style Awards were conceived 19 years ago, to reward and promote Pakistan’s entertainment and fashion industry. Over the years, thousands of people have supported and worked on making it the most coveted award ceremony of Pakistan. Today, in these tough times, we want to support the members of these industries, whose lives and jobs have been affected by the pandemic,” said Asima Haq, the Beauty and Personal Care Director at Unilever Pakistan, said Amir Paracha, Chairman and CEO of Unilever Pakistan, added “The...