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Actress Meera throws challenge to Gen Z performers

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Actress Meera

KARACHI: Veteran Pakistani actress Meera has challenged Generation Z actors, saying the younger generation cannot compete with senior stars of the Pakistani film industry.

Speaking during a podcast appearance, Meera openly discussed her professional career, memorable films and her upcoming movie projects.

Responding to a question about her favorite co-stars, the actress recalled fond memories of working with Babar Ali in the film Khoey Ho Tum Kahan, saying they shared many fun moments during filming.

She also mentioned the film Inteha, recalling her experience working alongside Samina Peerzada, Usman Peerzada, Zeeshan Sikandar and Humayun Saeed.

Meera said Inteha was her first film with Humayun Saeed and remains one of her memorable projects.

Addressing Gen Z performers, the actress said they should watch her film Psycho and try to make a better movie if they believe they can compete.

“Gen Z cannot compete with Meera,” she said, adding, “Compete with Meera and Shaan Shahid. I would like them to challenge us, and we would enjoy competing with them.”

Faryal Gohar calls marriage to Jamal Shah a “wrong decision”

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Faryal Gohar

KARACHI:  Veteran Pakistani actress Faryal Gohar has made candid remarks about her past marriage, with a video of her comments going viral on social media.

The former celebrity couple — Faryal Gohar and her ex-husband, renowned actor Jamal Shah — recently appeared together on a private TV channel’s Ramadan transmission. During the interview, both addressed sensitive aspects of their past with seriousness and mutual respect.

At one point, Jamal Shah admitted that he tends to break his belongings in moments of anger. When the host asked whether he had ever broken Faryal Gohar’s possessions, she responded spontaneously, saying, “I never really had anything of my own.”

Later, when questioned about past life decisions, Faryal Gohar looked towards Jamal Shah and stated that marrying him had been a wrong decision in her life. The remark quickly gained traction online, with short clips from the programme circulating widely and drawing strong reactions from viewers.

The host has also faced criticism for inviting the former couple to appear together on the show.

It is worth noting that Faryal Gohar and Jamal Shah were once considered one of Pakistan’s most admired showbiz couples before parting ways in 1992.

Hema Malini shares heartfelt tribute to late husband Dharmendra

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Hema Malini

MUMBAI: Following the death of Bollywood legend Dharmendra, his wife, veteran actress Hema Malini, has shared a heartfelt message along with memorable photographs on social media.

In a long post on X, Hema Malini wrote, “Dharm Ji! He meant so much to me — a loving husband, the father of our two daughters, a friend, philosopher, guide, poet, and someone who was always there whenever I needed him.”

She added that despite his fame and popularity as a public figure, Dharmendra’s humility set him apart, and his immortal legacy and achievements in the film industry will always be remembered.

Hema Malini further expressed, “My personal loss is indescribable, and the void left behind will remain for life. After so many years together, I have countless cherished memories to keep him alive in my heart.”

Alongside her message, she shared multiple photographs of herself with Dharmendra.

Dharmendra passed away at the age of 89 on Monday, 24 November, in Mumbai. Fans and colleagues across social media expressed deep grief over his demise.