Imran Abbas to be a Part Of Ae Dill Hai Mushkil

               

KARACHI: Having starred in two major Bollywood films in the past year, Pakistani actor Imran Abbas seems pumped up to proceed with his impressive form as he joins the cast of the Karan Johar production — Ae Dil Hai Mushkil.

According to a source close to Imran, the movie which features an ensemble cast of Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Fawad Khan will see him making an extended cameo. Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is Karan Johar’s first directorial venture since his 2012 film, Student of The Year.

Filming for the romance-drama will be taking place in England, with Media 247’s website reporting that the plot revolves around British Indians and British Pakistanis.

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil will not mark the first time that Karan Johar will be casting Pakistani actors in his film. Only recently, Fawad Khan was seen shooting in the upcoming Dharma Production film, Kapoor and Sons, alongside Siddharth Malhotra and Alia Bhatt.

Looking back, the actor has previously appeared in two notable Indian films, Creature 3D and Jaanisaar. Adding further, Imran recently starred as an air force pilot in his music video, Sher Dil Shaheen. The music video for the Rahat Fateh Ali Khan song was dedicated to the newly-established Special Service Wing of Pakistan Air Force and presented Imran amid exciting footage of F-16 and JF-17 aircrafts.

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is lined up for a Diwali release next year.

Imran Abbas Clicks a Selfie with Ranbir Kapoor

Imran Abbas has joined the team of ADHM in London. PHOTO: PINKVILLA 

Would you imagine two celebrity heartthrobs from India and Pakistan taking a selfie? Imran Abbas’ selfie with Ranbir Kapoor taken on the sets of Karan Johar’s next venture Ae Dil Hai Mushkil  (ADHM) seems to be going viral and for good reason.

Although it’s technically a ‘half selfie’, both actors look happy and seem to be having fun

Having starred in two Bollywood films in the past year, the Pakistani star seems pumped up to carry forward his impressive form as he joins the ADHM cast in London. The film features Ranbir Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai and Anushka Sharma in lead roles while Fawad Khan is also believed to be playing a cameo.

According to a report published in Pinkvilla, Imran and Anushka will play Pakistanis in the film.

PHOTO: FILE

Ranbir, who has been busy with the shoots, has just left for Mumbai, for his upcoming film Tamasha’s trailer launch. He will fly back to London to resume his shoot for ADHM.

Ex-Miss World Aishwarya Rai is yet to join the team in London. News has it that she will first shoot in Vienna before flying to London.

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil is already exciting audiences, both in Pakistan and in India.

Phantom Reviews

Hi and Aslam'o Allikum 

      Today I'm going to write the reviews of my fave Actress actually my First lady crush or Love the most beautiful gorgeous sexiest n the most important person in my Life Katrina Kaif

                                                       Phantom Reviews

                         

     

                           

Well I'm feeling guilty because I judge the movie on behalf of it's trailer I thought it was an Anti-Pakistani movie Not even me but  Most ofPakistani thinks that even till now Everyone is judging the film on behalf of its trailer and U know what only illiterate People can think like that People are criticizing Mawra Hocane due to her Tweets She  was just spreading love n giving Peace message She just said Watch Phantom it's is an Anti Terrorism movie Not an Anti Pakistani movie u should surely watch it but some Parhe Likhe Jahil log r using trends on Twitter n facebook #banmawra WTF?yr thodi si Akal kro Yr

Aur Wo dekho Naya Hamza Ali Abbasi "Gauhar khan" or whatever his name is (that one who appeared in Digest Writer drama as Saba Qamar's Husband) Yr sharm kro What that girl has said Hamza abbasi ki baatein Bardasht hojati hn Cuz we Love him N he is trustworthy person n is So Patriotic as well

The Film itself was not so Bad or Anti Pakistan but Saif Ali Khan's statement was So Harsh or Kharab that Give wrong impression of him n now he is forever Banned in Pakistan n you know what I don't have any problem with it so i will not comment on him But if u Ban Katrina Kaif's film then we ( Kat's Fan ) will surely be not quite 

But Leave that .......All i want to Say is That watch Phantom n then Judge

Overall film was so good Every Scene was Just so Amazing Katrina was as Gorgeous as always but i just love her New Look Her Hairs was just so Beautiful All of me love all of Her She was the only reason why I watched the movie 

 

   When Katrina Said She is Going to Syria n Cup of Coffee Scene Or whatever we should call it

In this scene she look just so gorgeous just in love with her hairs

      The scene when He asked her to take him to syria coz he want to join the Lashkar

Just love her expression when Saif said Americans hi  Weapons  krte hn Syria waghaira ko Black Water ke Zariye

   The Scene when they were in Syria n Kat Rescue Saif from People of Lashkar

That was so rude Saif....When Kat rescue him n he said Tumne mere sare plan kharab kr dia.....

         The scene when Saif told his Story n Kaif promise him to take them to Pakistan

In this scene both look so beautiful the scene itself was also so beautiful just loved it.....aur itne bade terrorist Jo Pakistan mn bethe hn unhe kabhi saza nhi milegi ....if we take this sentence in good sense then u surely love it the film was about 26/11 mumbai attack but take it as APS peshawar attack thats true still APS ka mastermind khule amm ghoom rha hy Sirf kuch logon ko maar kar bol rhe hn Sab khatm ho gai hn

            Two scenes Merged  together (  at Pak Airport n the scene in Pakistan )

I wish ke ye dono Sah mn Pakistan Ate Saif ko tu phr bhi choro but Katrina she must come here someday i bet she fell in love with our Country (Hamra Pakistan hy hi Itna Khubsurat)

                                                    In Hospital of Lahore

She look Damn Good in this Outfit (shalwar kameez n Sar par Dupatta)

           When she Try to The Lady (nurse Amina Bi) to come to The refugee Camp or whatever 

Or Log kahte hn Katrina ko Expression dene Nhi Ate ....Sahi Kahte hn Lakin Sirf Andhe A person hv to be Blind before saying this coz no Sense Able Insaan can say that

When she said she is Pakistani but lives in South Africa (shayat) cause her accent is Changed from us

       OMG i just love her Accent 

                           When she try to convince the lady to help Them

           When Amina Be comes to refugee camp and then Katrina ask her to help them

Just loving the Dialogue of her ..... ye Log Jo Islam or Mazhab ke Naam pe masoomo ki Jaan lete hn or bolte hn ke hum Jannat mn jaingd Aise logon ko tu Jahanum bhi naseeb nhi honi chahiye

Not the  exact dialogue but same

                  When she was telling her Life Story 

Speechless...u nailed it yr Just love u Kat

      166 people died in that Attack n 166 Familes were ruined 166 mother (aprrox ) losses their sons/daughters 

In our religion when 1 innocent die ( whether he is muslim hindu aur kafir/jewish) whole humanity dies 

This is what our islam actually is shame on People like Hafez saeed who r giving wrong direction to young generation nd distracting our Youth

Ase logon ko Ahele watan or Musilman kehte hue bhi sharm ati hy

 When Saif Killed Haris Saeed (Hafez Saeed) n katrina was there to take Amena bi But she was done/died

This dialogue was just so cute "Daniyal keep the OutFit Ache Lg rhe ho"  i just love the way she speaks ( uff her English accent in hindi/urdu) u got my words ryt?

The Scene was also so Amazing when police go to Amena bi n asked y she changed the injection 

Her reply was so amazing "Pakistan ke Liye"

The last Scene ( in image ) was so thrilling i was having no guesses what is going to happen next ( they done what they said) 

India Chahti hy Insaaf Pakistan also Want the Same 

BDW No Offense but this movie was just a movie n that's what indian knows This is not going to happen in real life

Aur yr agar inke pass itne ache ideas hn tu ye kbi aisa try kyu nhi krte real life mn?issi bahane humein bhi Katrina kaif jaisi ( wase ho tu nhi sikti but phir b we wish ) dekhne ko milga gi

                  The pregnancy scene while exiting the City Of Lahore 

I just love this scene ....one of my fave scene....U know what I'm Badly Madly hardly completely totally And Deeply in love with This Lady Katrina Kaif is love

                                     The escaping Scene 

This scene was so interesting or we can call it Exciting i was really unkown what is going to happen now as i said before

Katrina hater ko ye scene dekhna chahiye aur phir baatein ki use expression dene ate hn ya nhi.

         Sad scene" saif Died" Katrina Rescued by Indain Navy

 

This scene was just so sad...when saif died I was just start crying n feeling bad As not in mode of anything but Just sad 2 din tak dil Kharab or bhara bhara tha

The background song ( Dhalti Raat ka ek Musafir Subah Alvida Keh Chala Jeete je tera ho sika na Maar ke Haq ada kr chala)

The scene was also good when Everyone salute Katrina "n she remembered what saif Said " (army mn ek javan tha Dilawar singh Jo roz subah mujhe Boht josh ke sath salute krta tha mujhe wo ahsas or jazba wapis Chahiye)

                                                       The Last Scene 

And here is the Climax ...Can't explain my feelings in word for this scene

          N she get to cup of tea one for Daniyal n other for her self

I Give it 4/5 🌟🌟🌟🌟⚫️ 1 for Cast/acting 1for Theme 1for Song/view 1For Katrina Kaif story bs achi nhi thi warna it will be 5/5

      

Don’t Miss This Video & Some Pics : SRK, Kajol Filming On Top Of A Crashed Airplane

Here’s some interesting pictures and a video of Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol, who are currently filming on the black beach of Sólheimasandur on Iceland’s south coast for Dilwale.

A local media in Iceland reported the news and has put up a video of the stars shooting. As per the report, “The pair climbed on top of a US Army Douglas Dakota airplane, crashed in the Icelandic desert in 1973, in order to perform.”

They further reported – Motorcyclist Krystian Sikora, received an unexpected phone call Thursday morning, when he was asked to lend Shah Rukh Khan his orange Kawasaki motorcycle for the movie. Sikora, who was at work, didn’t think twice, got leave from work, found someone to babysit his children and rode his Kawasaki to Dilwales location at Sólheimasandur, a few hours away.

Take a look at the video and pictures here -

Shah Rukh Khan filming love song of movie ‘Dilwale’

Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan filming love song of movie ‘Dilwale’

Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan filming love song of movie ‘Dilwale’

Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan filming love song of movie ‘Dilwale’

Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan during the filming love song of movie ‘Dilwale’

Shah Rukh Khan on location of movie ‘Dilwale’

I don't have faith in Pakistan: Saif Ali Khan

Actor believes that sensitive issues in films shouldn't be the reason they get banned on both sides of the border

Saif Ali Khan is not too pleased with his neighbouring country. Having faced a ban in Pakistan on his previous filmAgent Vinod, Saif’s Phantombore the same fate after our Censor board’s final verdict declared his movie inappropriate to be screened in Pakistan.

In an interview with DNA, the Bollywood actor seemed visibly upset following the ban on his film, however, he was not surprised that it suffered this fate.

“I don’t have faith in Pakistan, generally. Neither do I understand what their thought processes are. I have no problems against Pakistan and I won’t make a film that’s against the country. But now they have banned the film. We have always shared a very complicated relationship. If you tell uncomfortable truths, films gets banned. We keep banning each other’s films,” he expressed.

Speaking about how the ban would affect the film, he admitted that it meant Phantom would rake in lesser profits because of the high Bollywood demand here.
“We might have made a little bit more money. I remember Race made some money, so there is a market there. The irony is that everybody is going to watch it anyway on pirated DVDs. That’s what happens a lot in Pakistan,” said Saif.

He feels issues should not be taken up in a sensitive manner otherwise it will restrict screening Bollywood films in Pakistan.
“If you try making a film which portrays a certain element of truth, something that makes Pakistan a little bit uncomfortable, they will ban it. They did that with many of my films, so I have faced it already. But that doesn’t necessarily dictate what kind of movies we should make. If that did, we would end up making only films like Race,” stressed the actor.

Read: It’s logical that Pakistan will have problems with Phantom: Katrina

Regarding extremists, the actor believes that while there may be a few in India and Pakistan, majority of the population is peaceful:
“I am sure, there must be areas. I think the world has sections of people who are extremists. There must be people who say Pakistan is the villain or someone who says some other religion is bad. But I think the majority of the population is peace-loving, be it in India or Pakistan. The enormous success of Bajrangi Bhaijaan shows that most people would like a Utopian situation,” he said.

While his film might not gather the same profits if it would have been screened in Pakistan, the actor is still positive about his film.

When asked if the delay in Phantom‘s release could generate negative publicity the actor said: “That could happen, but I don’t think that has happened with Phantom. I think the release date is perfect. We have the Rakhi weekend. And it’s releasing after Bajrangi Bhaijaan. All these are positives for the film. Generally, a delay is definitely not a good idea,” said Saif.

It's logical that Pakistan will have problems with Phantom: Katrina Kaif

The film has garnered major backlash in Pakistan due to its content. 

Bollywood beauty Katrina Kaif and megastar Saif Ali Khan are battling against all odds for the release of their filmPhantom in Pakistan after facing major backlash for content-related issues.

When Jamat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed filed a petition in the Lahore High Court seeking a ban on Phantom‘s release in Pakistan due to “filthy propaganda” against our country, the two actors jumped to its rescue.

“It is logical that Pakistan will have problems with this film. A person is doing wrong and the country is not doing wrong. One of the villains in the film may be from Pakistan but that doesn’t mean Pakistan is a villainous country,” said Katrina, reported NDTV.

Katrina presented director Kabir Khan’s take on the film and tried to explain it through his eyes.
“He (Kabir) feels that the country has suffered and not that the country is bad. There is a lot of conflict and upheaval between the two countries so there will be stories on it,” she said.

She added that although the film does contain fictional matter regarding the 26/11 incident, it is predominantly based on facts.

She said: “There is a very significant portrayal of Pakistan in the film, about someone who is in Pakistan. I think we are not here to preach. We are here to make an amazing story. But it has got its facts and base in the right place.”

While she did admit that initially she was doubtful about doing the film, Kabir’s passion and the message behind the film pushed her to say yes.

“The moment I heard the story, I told Kabir, ‘Are you sure you want to do this?’. But he was passionate about the story. It has an important message and beyond that, it is a fiction film. It is an exciting thriller,” said the actress.

Phantom, scheduled to release on Aug 28, is a film which deals with the aftermath of 26/11 attacks in Mumbai and global terrorism.

JuD chief moves court against Indian film exhibition

LAHORE: Justice Shahid Bilal Hassan of the LHC will take up on Monday the petition of Jamatud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed challenging exhibition of an upcoming Indian movie “Phantom” in Pakistan.

Through Advocate A K Dogar, Mr Saeed states in his petition that the film contains venom against Pakistan and the JuD.

He said apparently the film is about the 2008 Mumbai attacks and global terrorism.

He says the film contains filthy propaganda against Pakistan using global terrorism as a pretext.

He prays to the court to ban the exhibition of the film in the country for its “anti-Pakistan” content.