Showing posts with label Latest News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latest News. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Pop Star Ali Zafar Picks Up the Brush after 7 Years for Flood Victims

The alumni association of the College of Art and Design is arranging a national exhibition of paintings and graphic arts at the Alhamra Art Galleries in Lahore on September 20, featuring over a hundred Pakistani artists, including Anna Molka Ahmad, Saeed Akhtar, Dr Rahat Naveed and Salima Hashmi. The income will be utilized for the rehabilitation of people affected by the recent deadliest floods in Pakistan. The exhibition will travel to other cities like Islamabad, Faisalabad and Karachi.

In this elite crowd of famous artists, is Zafar and his son. Ali Zafar, who debuted in Tere Bin Laden, has been pianting since he was a child and has a degree in fine arts. At 18, he started doing 20-minute charcoal portraits in a hotel lobby. He sold them for Rs 500 a piece to raise money for his music albums and videos.
Tere Bin LadenTitanic had just released. Some women would hint for a painting like the one Leonardo DiCaprio makes for Kate Winslet. One of them was his wife, whom he later painted in acrylic.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Emmy Awards 2010

It's gonna be a beautiful night...

You got your world together,

Everything's lookin' alright...

Tonight there's no tomorrow,

This is gonna be the one...

Tonight we're gonna lose our sorrow,

Tonight we're gonna have some fun…

Yes it is a beautiful night when stars are dazzling on the planet “Earth”…

Thursday, September 16, 2010

The Tourist (2010)

 
$70 million Budget Film!

An American tourist (Johnny Depp) is used by an English woman (Angelina Jolie) in a stab to swill out a criminal with whom she once had a romantic concern.
"It's a love story, that's for sure”… Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, the director of the film was saying in an interview: “Imagine a woman who is just so elegant and sophisticated and educated and has lived in that world and now, through a whole set of circumstances, suddenly falls in love with a guy who is not any of those things, and it just somehow confuses her whole world because that was not meant to happen. She had it all worked out, she had this grand master plan, and neither he nor she had thought it possible that they would fall in love with each other. I have to keep the real details a secret otherwise you won't have any fun seeing it."

Friday, September 3, 2010

Angelina Jolie A Kind Hearted Hollywood Celebrity


Angelina Jolie has issued an appeal for public to more support for the millions of sufferers of Pakistan’s distressing and dreadful floods. 'One-fifth of Pakistan is now under deadly water and the intimidations and hazards of several diseases now emerge for 20 million affected people,' the famous Oscar-winning actress and UNHCR goodwill ambassador give details.
'This is not only a charitable crisis; it is an economic and social devastation. UNHCR is on the ground. The maximum support we can give, the larger number of tents, food, clean water and medicine will get to the people in require.' Angelina Jolie has visited Pakistan three times since 2001 and only just made a personal donation of $100,000 to the cause. 

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Deadly Flood in PAKISTAN!

Disease outburst pretense grave hazards to victims of Pakistan's worst floods as ever, support agencies said Friday, causing fresh apprehension about already complicated relief efforts.











Monday, August 9, 2010

Paintings exhibition To Support Al Shifa Eye Hospital Rawalpindi.

The Pakistan Futuristic Foundation and Institute is exhibiting 42 paintings, a collection opened for those who wish to support restitution of impaired sight. Inceom from all 42 paintings will be given as charity to Al-Shifa Eye Hospital , Rawalpindi .


The exhibition, opened at FFI premises in sector F-7/1, has been an collection of art work, with single contribution by many painters of Rawalpindi and Mureee, including famous painter Safi Safdar; Javed Baloch; the late Halida Stewart, former vice-principal of Kinnaird College; Salima Hashmi; Syed Jehangir (a Bengali painter); a still life piece by Saima and an old gramophone record showing the flaming red Krishnachura flower tree, common in Bangladesh.