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Creativity Ditched Imtiaz ‘Jab Harry Met Sejal’
By: Omair Alavi Bollywood director Imtiaz Ali has been known for his ‘different’ style of film making where he has delivered epics like Jab We Met, Love Aaj Kal, Rockstar, Highway and even Tamasha. Each film tackled life
Double the trouble, triple the fun!
By: Omair Alavi Move over Rishi Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor – there is a new set of Kapoor in town. Unlike the father-son duo, this couple comprises of Nephew – Uncle and through Mubarakan, they have set the house on fire.
Munna Michael bites the dust!
By: Omair Alavi The rise and fall of Tiger Shroff is something that can be discussed in educational institutions – he arrived with a bang but went bust after a few films, Munna Michael being the latest one. Shroff Junior
The Mummy Is Tom Cruise’s Worst
The return of The Mummy franchise has had two kinds of effects on the audience – some have been very happy to find a new Mummy movie while others have been disappointed, as it was the last thing they expected from Tom Cr
Let’s celebrate Women’s Day, Filmi style!
By Omair Alavi Gone are the days when films used to have a man as the leading characters; there have been many flicks in the last decade that have had a woman at the help – as a protagonist – and on this Women’s Day, we
Let’s celebrate Women’s Day, Filmi style!
By: Omair Alavi Gone are the days when films used to have a man as the leading characters; there have been many flicks in the last decade that have had a woman at the help – as a protagonist – and on this Women’s Day, we
It’s a Bo Kata decision on Raees!
By:Omair Alavi Pakistan’s Censor Board is all about making fool of themselves. Sorry to say but in the last 1 year or so, they have proved that they aren’t capable of deciding which film to clear and which to ban. They b
No country for stupid films
Written By: Omair Alavi The Shaan Daar star of Lollywood is back with his extraordinary claims … on the same day when Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif formed a committee to review the release of Indian films in th
Self-inflicted wounds take time to heal
By: Omair Alavi Some called me traitor, others called me pro-Indian but the fact remains that self-imposing a ban on Bollywood films is killing our cinema industry. If you ask me, this was bound to happen as we are way b
Dobara Phir Se: Game changer for Pakistan cinema
Omair Alavi Dobara Phir Se is like that light at the end of the tunnel that shows you that the future is bright but you have to bear darkness for certain amount of time. Mehreen Jabbar’s romantic flick has all the ingred