Film: TERE BIN LADEN
Cast: ALI ZAFAR, PIYUSH MISHRA, SUGANDHA GARG, PRADHUMAN SINGH
Producer: POOJA SHETTY DEORA, AARTI SHETTY
Director: ABHISHEK SHARMA
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By Amar Ayaz
The Beat Of His Drum
To most people Louis J. Pinto is known as Gumby, a musician on his way to cementing his name in our entertainment industry’s music history, if he hasn’t done so already that is. When he was starting out as a wee lad dreaming about thrashing his drums amongst the best of them, he couldn’t have imagined that he was going to become a household name and considered as Pakistan’s top drummer by most, if not all.
His growing recognition and relevance is best exemplified by the fact that everyone from my grandmother to my three-year-old nephew, who upon the airing of episode one of Coke Studio season 3 tried to gain his parents’ attention by shouting: “Mama, mama look Gumby, Gumby,” knows his name. Add to that the fact that he thrashes the sofa trying to create a beat, or attempting to emulate Gumby, shows that he inspires young and old alike.
Designer: Khaadi
Model: Fauzia
Hair & Makeup: Depilex
Photography: Fayyaz Ahmed
Indian Idol 5
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Mast Baharon by Naushad Ali – Download Audio
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Mere Dil Main Aj Kya Hai by Shashi – Download Audio
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The new band formed by seasoned players Allan Smith and Rizwan ul Haque
Osman Khalid Butt
Islamabad
Such
The arrival of Zeb and Haniya marked a coming-of-age in Pakistani music: where an alternate, art-folk and ethnic blues influence brought diversity to the existing musical palette of the nation. Two years later, Shazia Khan, another Islamabadi [Haniya being an Islamabad native] picks up the microphone and inspires us with the haunting, expressive ballad ‘Manzil Chupa Do.’ An emotive melancholy strain, ‘Manzil Chupa Do’ might not be your average pop track, as it has no ‘chartbuster’ trappings, but the combination of Shazia’s restrained vocals, stellar guitar work by Rizwan-ul-Haque, and the always-brilliant Allan Smith on drums, makes it an interesting prelude to what the trio’s band Such has to offer.
The video of the four-minute piece is currently running on local channels.
Hani Taha Salim
Karachi
Strings
The environment for music has changed. While one-off gigs will always take place, the whole ‘concept’ of tours is slowly taking a backseat. More musicians make news performing across the border than locally. It maybe security reasons and the fear it brings out in everyone these days. These are, as they say, testing times. But if there is one band that always manages to shine a light on music amidst the daily chaos that surrounds us, it is Strings. In between music videos, recently concluded Pakistan tour and high profile performances (such as the recent one at Frieha Altaf’s Catwalk Production 20th anniversary show where Strings belted out Vital Signs tune with former VS bassman Shahi Hasan), Strings have signed on as brand ambassador for Etihad Airways.
Shakira shook her hips and danced for fans in a belly baring ensemble with a feather skirt. Fergie was more conservative in skinny white jeans, a black blouse and a colorful scarf.
