TOUR DE MEDIA

[Karachi. Date: 24 th December 2016] Mahtab Akbar Rashdi and HUM Films recently hosted a press conference for their upcoming movie “Thora Jee Le” in Karachi which is all set to release on 20 th January 2017 nationwide. “Thora Jee Le” is a comedy / drama film written and directed by Rafay Rashdi, produced by 1NFLUENCE and executively produced by Mahtab Akbar Rashdi. The youthful movie has been shot in Karachi and Larkana. The cast includes some of the youngest actors in the Pakistani film industry namely, Rizwan Ali Jaffri, Bilal Abbas, Ramsha Khan, Salman Faisal, Fatima Shah Jillani, Kasim Khan, and Ahsan Mohsin Ikram. “Thora Jee Le” will be released in the upcoming year under the HUM Films banner. The story revolves around seven individuals belonging to different backgrounds and how their lives transition from college to practical life. A story about self – discovery, dosti, tafreeh, jigri & yaari between friends, who venture on a journey of a lifetime, only to disco

18th December 2016 -   The Grand Winter Shoppi ng Festival 2016 – 2017 of Ocean Mall was launched at Ocean Mall, Karachi that will be held from 18 th December till 1 st January 2017. The famous Pakistani Cricketer, Muhammad Hafeez inaugurated the Shopping Festival By performing the ribbon cutting ceremony. Renowned model and VJ Anoushey Ashraf hosted the star-studded opening ceremony. The Festival will be held at Ocean Mall bringing exclusive discounts, competitions, prizes and fun – filled activities for families. The cast and crew of the upcoming Pakistani Movie – Saya – E – Khuda – E - Zuljalal also graced the occasion with their presence. While talking about Winter Shopping Festival, CEO Ocean mall, Ms Alia Sajjad said, “We are really excited to launch our Winter Shopping Festival at Ocean Mall. This festival has become our annual event; it provides entertainment not only for the people of Karachi but everyone visiting Karachi at that time. Festivals like these promote

The Pink Tree Company recently launched its wedding wear collection 'Chandni Begum' amidst the movers and shakers of fashion, art and media disciplines in the perfect backdrop of Koel Cafe in Karachi. Like the name, the collection also evokes images of an era synonymous with elegance, refinement and intricacy--hallmarks of the Ganga-Jumni civilisation. Elaborately worked "doashalas", multi-colored tie-dye organza dupattas, traditionally cut farshi ghararas and dhaka pyjamas stood out as the testimony to The Pink Tree’s sophisticated attention to detail and deep understanding of eastern couture. Splendid patterns in zardozi spoke volumes of intricacy poured into the collection. The ambience at reflected The Pink Tree philosophy of being a sensory experience as candles from the Karachi Candle Company lent a soft glow spreading heady fragrance of motiya and chambeli; carefully curated play list of songs from Muslim socials like Pakeeza and Umrao Jaan played in th