Ayesha Omar sets screen on fire in 'item song' teaser

The song is a part of upcoming Pakistani road film Karachi Se Lahore which features Ayesha in lead role


Hassan Choudary March 21, 2015

KARACHI: A 15-second teaser of upcoming Pakistani film Karachi Se Lahore is creating quite a buzz on social media. It features Ayesha Omar who appears on the screen for only four seconds and manages to take away your breath and your heart in that brief moment.

Here, see for yourself: 



Although you can't tell from the teaser, Ayesha has a lead role in the film and is certainly not playing an 'item girl'. "The song is not really an item number because most item songs feature actors who are in the movie only for the duration of the song. I am the lead actress in this film," Ayesha said while speaking to The Express Tribune.

Karachi Se Lahore, in fact, is a road movie which revolves around a journey undertaken by a group of friends and their encounters while travelling.



          PHOTO: facebook.com/KarachiseLahore

When asked how her fans reacted to the teaser Ayesha said, "It's a fantastic reaction. To tell you the truth, in spite of Bulbulay's success I wasn't too confident the video would get such a huge response."

She said the director of the film, Wajahat Rauf, is also overwhelmed by the feedback and is excited to release more bits from the film soon. "We are working really hard on it. In fact we haven't even finished shooting. Our goal is to make sure people love the film," she added.

Ayesha's look in the teaser is completely different from her look in the film's poster. When asked how the item number fits in with her character and in a road movie she said, "Well you have to watch the film to find out!"

She did however reveal that she has sung the item song -- titled Tooti Frooti -- herself. Besides Ayesha, the film stars Javed Sheikh, Rashid Naz, Shehzad Sheikh, Yasir Hussain (who is also the film's writer), Eshita Syed, Ahmed Ali, Aashir Wajahat and Mantahaa Tareen Maqsood.

 

COMMENTS (15)

henna | 8 years ago | Reply The real question is why do we have to include item numbers in our entertainers? it is an entirely bollywood concept aimed at minting more profit and the fact that it denigrates a womans position in their society is only collateral damage. Pakistani society is no champion for the status of women. How can our movie industry then be so blithe as to inculcate songs that objectify women? Ayesha omer sings that she is a "cutie, beauty (pronounced booty in her rendition) . And its not the tiny , sequin studded blouse and that shes standing and jiggling amidst a swarm of lusty-eyed men-women should dress whichever way they want and stand with whomever they please-that i am shocked by. People are too quick to assume that just because someone comments that bollywood imitation is not part of our inherent culture, that person is pro-religious intolerance. Neither should be part of our culture. We should not champion trigger-happy morons neither should we condone songs in which women proudly proclaim themselves analogous to what? and icecream flavour?tooti frooti will become a new catcall phrase for taaroo maaroos all around our country.
Lord of the Ring | 9 years ago | Reply The lady just don't get it She's pretty but not for that sort'a action and exposure Everyone's not that material made by Nature For example can you imagine Kajol (pretty in her own way) exciting us by an item number ??? One has to know her personality
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