Saheefa Jabbar questions the way women are represented on TV tribune.com.pk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from tribune.com.pk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Subhash K. Jha Created: May 9, 2021 - 1:47 PM IST
A few years ago when Anil Kapoor was younger, he had announced a desi version of the 2003 Mark Waters directed Disney rom-com
Freaky Friday where Mom Jamie Lee Curtis and daughter Lindsey Lohan swapped places. Anil wanted Sonam Kapoor to play the daughter. The fact that she is his daughter had nothing to do with it. Anil in his professional opinion found her to be the best candidate for the part. For the “freaky” Anil wanted Madhuri Dixit who chickened out as she didn’t want to play a mom to an adult. Then Kirron Kher was brought in. Finally the project was dropped. Freaky moms are unacceptable to Indian audiences. Here are 5 unsuccessful mom films to prove it.
Pakistani model Sheefa Jabbar Khattak donates her hair to charity gulftoday.ae - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from gulftoday.ae Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Pearl Academy spotlights 10 standout student design projects
Tableware that encourages people to eat with their hands and a portable water container for slum communities feature in this school show curated by the Pearl Academy in India.
The 10 spotlighted projects, which range from product and communication designs to interior architecture, are by students from five different courses at the academy.
Pearl Academy
Undergraduate Product Design statement: The four-year Undergraduate Product Design course deals with the design and development of industrially produced consumer durables like electronic and smart devices, appliances, tools and equipment, furniture and packaging in the service of a wide variety of industries, businesses and socio-cultural needs.
Actor decided to sell a few of her fashionable items over Instagram
Known for her great sense of style, Saheefa Jabbar Khattak recently used her Instagram platform to sell a few of her pre-loved clothes online. But before she knew it, the model was criticized by netizens for holding a sale in these uncertain times and “misusing” her large following. Addressing the hate, the
Log Kya Kahenge actor posted a series of Instagram stories, replying to the negative feedback she received merely on the basis of selling used items from her closet.
The products ranged from clothes from international high-street brand Zara to some from New Look, most of which were barely even worn by the model-cum-actor. “Hello, I hope you all are doing well and those who aren’t I pray that God blesses you with good health,” shared the style icon. “When I posted a collection of items regarding selling my clothes yesterday, many of you messaged with your own share of questions which left me confu