ALIF-Hamza,Sajal,kubra khan,Ahsan khan by Umera ahmed - Page 79

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

its realistic...producers and directors do have a lot of demands especially from new comers...i think they have to sacrifice a lot if they wanna get fame

I think in muslim countries film industry has to be different. Like in Iran. But sadly every other muslim film industry try to copy the west by showing skin show and presenting a wrong picture of our society.

im not saying all celebrities are shameless as i know there are some decent ones too but they have to be even more careful because the industry is a dodgy place and its very easy to get brainwashed

I agree. Lately Kubra Khan said complained about the industry not being the right place to be a part of .

In an interview with Ahsan Khan, she was asked a question about whether she has ever felt that she was not in the right profession. To which Kubra, replied “Yes! I can call it spiritual and awakening that the field I am working in, is not suitable. But, I am trying to balance it out to till, I bear to not be in it.”

idk about other industries but pakistan has become just as bad as bollywood and hollywood...some actors can go to any extent for money and fame

its sad really seeing innocent people change so much after getting fame

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

idk about other industries but pakistan has become just as bad as bollywood and hollywood...some actors can go to any extent for money and fame

its sad really seeing innocent people change so much after getting fame

I am sad watching all those innocent actresses of tv being translated into bold film heroines, such as : Maya Ali , Mawra Hocane , or even Mahira Khan.🥺

i feel even aiza khan has lost that innocence she entered the industry with :(

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

i feel even aiza khan has lost that innocence she entered the industry with :(

Tv industry is still better than film industry which Umaira Ahmad chose as a background of Alif. We don't hear bad things about tv industry.

i think its just as bad

I feel Alif makers chose this background is because it's most easy to relate to. There are a lot of things forbidden in islam which are a requirement in film industry, as compared to many other professions. The most common being Free mixing. There's no way to avoid that and also holding hands, side hugs etc which are a requirement not just for movies but tv shows as well. Maybe it's just me but I cringe in the scenes where actors who hold hands or rest their heads on other's chest etc, especially the actors who are married in reality. But the again as a viewer we desire to see some sort of affection onscreen.

Originally posted by: awida

I agree, but interestingly here the directors are shown more badtameez and shameless too.🤓.

Anyways I liked how his fiancee gave him a piece of her mind, I am impressed because she wasn't running after his wealth or position, she herself is a successfull designer. 😊and she demanded his respect , It was unexpected twist.😃

I'm not sure why she deserves respect, she is cheating on him and the guy she wants in the lead role is her real boyfriend.

Originally posted by: .nilu.

I feel Alif makers chose this background is because it's most easy to relate to. There are a lot of things forbidden in islam which are a requirement in film industry, as compared to many other professions. The most common being Free mixing. There's no way to avoid that and also holding hands, side hugs etc which are a requirement not just for movies but tv shows as well. Maybe it's just me but I cringe in the scenes where actors who hold hands or rest their heads on other's chest etc, especially the actors who are married in reality. But the again as a viewer we desire to see some sort of affection onscreen.

Yesterday I watched few scenes from Ramz E Ishq. There was a scene in which Hiba had to rest her head on Mikaal's chest. I know Hiba is shy. So watched carefully. I noticed that she put her hand on his chest first, then rested her head on her hand.😳

Yes we muslim ppl are complicated , we want to follow Islamic rules, we bash actors for being free minded and do some scenes, but we love watching their dramas. Aren't we hypocrates?🤓

I too feel that married actors , specially women should refrain from getting close to actors on screen. But then it is the requirement of their characters, they have to show it as it happens in real life. Although in real life we don't usually share hugs with our family members every now and then.😆

The scene when momina is woken up by her mom and shes expecting Jehangir, just brillliant.😭