Pakistani singer turned actor Ali Zafar has won the Most Stylish Import award at a ceremony that was organized by Hindustan Times, Mumbai.
The 34-year old Kill Dil actor not only has impressed the people in Pakistan with his sense of styling but has marked the point even across the border too.
With his versatile acting and exceptional singing, Zafar has won hearts of millions of Indians – and it’s his sophisticated style that has been observed at numerous occasions that cements his position as a star. Be it a concert performance, an interview or a red carpet attendance, you will always see Ali Zafar standing out with his fashion choices.
“The Pakistani singer and Bollywood actor’s good looks paired with his smart and quirky sense of style make him a favourite among the ladies. Ali Zafar enjoys reinventing his style quotient whenever he can, and his red carpet appearances prove that. Over the years, the confidence with which he has pulled off a mustached look, a French beard, and a variety of different hairstyles proves that he is indeed the Most Stylish Import the country has seen,“ said Hindustan Times.
With so many internationalartists trying to make their mark in Indian cinema, Ali has successfully managed to mark himself as a diverse actor, musician, and singer which allows him to gather accolades from time to time.
Moor poster revealed!
A poster of Jami’s much awaited next film Moor has been revealed. A film that has been in production for a number of years now, Moor will take us to Balochistan, where we will follow the trials of a family affected by the corruption surrounding the 1984 shutdown of the Zhob Valley railways. While this much has been established about the film, the film’s poster doesn’t give any further insight into the content of the film.
The imagery in the poster is vague: what appears like a stack of belongings takes centre stage on the poster. But cinema-goers will rejoice in the poster’s appearance, for it seems like concrete confirmation that Moor indeed will hit the cinemas, and soon.
Written and directed by Jamshed ‘Jami’ Mahmood, the film was previously titled Morqaye but changed titles midway to Moor, which means ‘mother’ in Pashto.
The teaser highlights beautiful panoramas of Balochistan, juxtaposed against the aural backdrop of a soul-stirring score. Strings is known to have been roped in to produce the music of the film. According to them, doing music for Moor was an experimental expedition. Javed Bashir, Meesha Shafi, Ustad Hakeemullah, Rahim Shah and Rahma Ali are some of the few names who will feature in the film’s soundtrack.
The film features Hameed Sheikh, Samiya Mumtaz, Soniya Hussain and Ayaz Samoo in lead roles and is rumoured to release in cinemas nationwide on August 14, 2015.