Hasan Niazi is a versatile and celebrated Pakistani television and film actor who gained stardom through his powerful performances in Sipahi Maqbool Hussain and the popular Azar Ki Ayegi Baraat. His other critically acclaimed dramas include Ik Nazar Meri Taraf, Kankar, Sun Yaara, and Aulaad, alongside impactful cinematic roles in films such as Maalik and Sherdil. He recently garnered praise for his remarkable acting in hit dramas like Duniyapur and Sher.

Recently, Hasan Niazi appeared on Sadia Hussain’s PTV talk show The Night Show. In his interview, he opened up about the unprofessional attitude of current heroes.

Hasan Niazi said, “I love my craft as a negative actor. I am satisfied with the experience I have had. I don’t pass this experience on to anyone, but if I were to be reborn as an artist, I would prefer becoming a hero because I would tell the juniors to do what they are not doing—please learn. Now we don’t have seniors. I don’t want to criticize them, but it hurts me to see them like that. Also, I don’t want to hurt anyone with my words. You can say that I have become selfish because there is no use in teaching new heroes. One should guide where your words are heard and valued. If your advice is taken even by a passerby, your duty is done—you don’t have to waste your words to those not taking your advice. It’s not my job to teach newcomers. Yes, they will learn, but in their own way. Allah will eventually teach them. Maybe it’s not their time to learn through us. I am the one who starts fighting in order to teach something on the set.” Watch Here:

Ayesha Jahanzeb is a renowned television hits and an actor. She began her career through Aftab Iqbal’s popular show Khabarnak which aired from Geo TV. She also hosted A Plus’s famous and controversial show Chocolate Times. Ayesha Jahanzeb is a mother to five talented children and she lost her husband to cancer at a very young age. Last year, Ayesha Jahanzeb made headlines after getting divorce from her second husband after a domestic abuse incident. Now, Ayesha Jahanzeb’s daughter Zoya has stepped into acting and fans are loving her performances.

A clip from Ayesha Jahanzeb’s interview with Haroon Rafique for Popcorn Digital is doing rounds on social media. In the interview, Ayesha Jahanzeb opened up about recovering from the health issues which she got after facing the assault.

Talking about it, Ayesha Jahanzeb said, “Alhamdulillah, I am now perfectly fine. I want to share on this platform that you can live a normal life even after having your back cut; you just have to bear the pain. I had severe health issues. For whatever reasons, four to five of my discs were displaced. It took a lot of effort and struggle for me to get back on my feet.My children used to carry me to the washroom, and the helpers at my house know what I have been through during all these months.” Watch here:

Madam Noor Jehan is a renowned Pakistani singer who was admired for her unmatched playback singing. Her career spans over six decades, during which she worked in both British Indian and Pakistani cinema. Noor Jehan was trained in Hindustani and Pakistani classical music. Her most popular songs include Main Tere Sang, Mujh Se Pehli Si Muhabbat, Gaey Gi Duniya Geet Mere, Her Lehza Hai Momin, and Aye Puttar Hattan De, among others. She is an internationally known figure among music lovers across the world, and her songs are considered difficult to sing. However, recently an international singer performed one of her songs beautifully.

A video is going viral on social media in which a singer Fazel from Africa sang Noor Jehan’s most popular and iconic Punjabi song, “Sanu Nehar Wale Pul Te Bula Ke,” beautifully, keeping the accent and tune of the song intact. His video has got more than 5 million views within two days and the overall views are now above ten million. Watch here:

His attempt at Noor Jehan’s difficult melody is receiving public praise. A Pakistani social media user wrote, “Great, his voice has that Madam Noor Jehan style in it; the tuning is the same.” Another wrote, “WOW, that’s really impressive — wasn’t expecting that.” One said, “OMG, one of my all-time favourites… you’ve sung it so well.” Another astonished user wrote, “I am Pakistani. You’ve blown me away. Excellent!” Another wrote, “It’s great. As it was already said by Madam Noor Jehan, ‘Gaeygi Duniya Geet Mere.’” A fan wrote, “Noor Jehan’s iconic melodies are still alive, and they have a beautiful vibe” Read the comments: