Baaji is amongst the most anticipated films to come out from Pakistani cinema. Film fraternity and audiences had high expectations from Saqib Malik’s directorial debut because of many reasons, ranging from brilliant cinematography, scenic scenes and performances to songs shown in the trailer and teaser of the film. Baaji is
All you need, these days, to make a film is a plot that revolves around marriage, let’s call it big fat or grand wedding, multiple cameos that at times main leads start to think are people coming to watch me or the cameos? Last but not the least a love
Saqib Malik’s upcoming directorial debut Baaji is already making waves with its casting, trailer and now music. All the songs which have recently been released from the film are very nice. From foot-tapping songs to melodious and romantic tracks, it seems like Baaji has it all. One must give credit
The genre of Horror in Pakistani cinema is still an unexplored territory. From Zinda Laash and Sar Katta Insaan to Pari, very few horror films have been released in Pakistani cinema. This is probably because Horror genre doesn’t cater to masses, in Pakistan. Abu Aleeha deserves pat on the back for debuting
In Pakistan, we seldom find examples of classy and visually appealing ads which have strong message that goes with the ideology of the product. I recently watched Pepsi Black’s TVC featuring the young guns of Pakistan from different cities and regions; to be honest I really liked the entire execution.
