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‘Kamli’ became a bandaid for the scar ‘Zindagi Tamasha’ left: Sarmad Khoosat
Director and actor Nimra Bucha sat to discuss process behind the making of the magical film
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‘Kamli’ will make you angry, impatient, benevolent and hateful all at the same time: Sania Saeed
Actor speaks about how a story she helped evolve left an ever-lasting weight on her heart and soul
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Teaser trailer for Sarmad Khoosat's 'Kamli' looks hauntingly promising
The Saba Qamar-starrer will be releasing in theatres across Pakistan on June 03, 2022.
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Latest trailer for 'Ms. Marvel' offers glimpse of our very own Nimra Bucha
Kamala Khan AKA Ms. Marvel is the first Pakistani, Muslim superhero in the MCU
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Samina Ahmed set to make her Hollywood debut
The ‘Waris’ actor might be seen alongside Nimra Bucha and Bollywood star, Farhan Akhtar in ‘Ms Marvel’
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Nimra Bucha to join Iman Vellani in ‘Ms. Marvel’
The Marvel Studios’ original series is slated to arrive in 2021
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Dialogues, relationships in 'Churails' are representative of real life: Sanam Saeed
Recalling how Manto, Ismat Chughtai also faced bans, actor relayed it'll take time for 'Churails' to be understood
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Keep a trophy and leave women alone: Sarwat Gilani defends 'Churails'
Actor responded to a troll, subsequently taking a jibe at the content produced for TV
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Taking up Pakistan's arguably most 'controversial' project
Nimra Bucha and Sarwat Gilani share why they gave Asim Abbasi's 'Churails' a nod and wowing the audience in India
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Unabashed and gritty: 'Churails' is anything but your quintessential storyline
Asim Abbasi's directorial sheds light on how four women come together to expose cheating husbands of Karachi's elite
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Why you should eagerly wait for Asim Abbasi’s ‘Churails’
The show brings together Sarwat Gilani, Nimra Bucha, Mehar Bano and Yasra Rizvi who are out to expose cheating spouses
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Celebrities march for Climate Change
These stars know that fame is temporary but plastic is forever
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