Urwa Hocane starrer ‘Meri Shehzadi’ is all set to release soon.

Urwa Hocane is all set to grace our screens in the upcoming drama, Meri Shehzadi, penned by the renowned writer, well known for Pyaar ke Sadqay, Zanjabeel Asim Shah. The serial is directed by Mere Humsafar’s director, Qasim Ali Mureed under the banner of Momina Duraid Production.

The serial is said to have all the glimpses of love, anguish and tragedy. The serial beautifully captures the reminiscence of Lady Diana in of the main characters, Dania (Urwa Hocane) from her growing years to where the tragedy struck in the house of royalty. And this seems effortlessly portrayed by Urwa Hocane.

Meri Shehzadi has introduced us to Urwa Hocane’s character, who can be seen as a political leader, a philanthropist, survivor and a princess of hearts.

Sharing her views on Meri Shehzadi, Urwa Hocane said; “It’s about time that we need to portray strong female figures and Meri Shehzadi is filled with these messages, where the viewers will learn along the way.”

It certainly is a breath of fresh air seeing an actress taking such challenging and thought-provoking role in the times where women empowerment is much needed.

The serial is set to be on our screens soon on Hum TV and you can see the trailer here.

About Urwa Hocane: Urwa Hocane: Currently, one of the most renowned actresses on the screen. Urwa Hocane made her debut as a VJ and has since established her acting career with her back to back stellar performances including Udaari, Neeli Zinda Hai, Parizaad and many more. She has also starred in films including Na Maloom Afraad, Punjab Nahi Jaungi. Currently she’s debuting as a producer in her upcoming film Tich Button.

Badzaat – a story of love, pain and hope is what 7th Sky Entertainment has in store for us.

7^th Sky Entertainment, under the banner of Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi is bringing to us yet another passionate project ‘Badzaat’. Starring Imran Ashraf, Urwa Hocane and Ali Abbas along with Mehmood Aslam, Saba Faisal, Nida Mumtaz, Zainab Qayyum, Sidra Niazi, Zoya Nasir and Sajida Syed.

The story of ‘Badzaat’ written by Misbah Nosheen and directed by Siraj-Ul-Haq is packed with a love triangle along with deep rooted family issues that start coming to the surface.

Wali and Daniyal are portrayed as cousins yet their differences create havoc. Wali is someone who is learning to accept mistakes and correct them while Daniyal is the complete opposite.  Anabia being young and innocent will get stuck in this web of conflict and family feuds.

Ali Abbas, Imran Abbas and Urwa Hocane

Badzaat’ promises to be a drama packed with lots of emotions and family values at stake.

With many power projects such as Khaani, Fitoor, Rang Mahal, Khuda Aur Mohabat and more, 7^th Sky Entertainment is all about bringing those societal issues that much need to be highlighted. Badzaat is another addition to their golden list of highly acclaimed dramas on-air at the moment.

About 7^th Sky Entertainment: 7^th Sky Entertainment (or Seventh Sky Entertainment) is Pakistan’s largest premier broadcast and film Entertainment Company spearheaded by Abdullah Kadwani & Asad Qureshi. As Pakistan’s premier broadcast and Entertainment Company, 7^th Sky Entertainment has produced blockbuster & award-winning serials such as Sheherzad, Meri Zaat Zara e Benishan, Deewangi, Raaz e Ulfat, Meherposh, Rang Mahal, Khuda Aur Mohabbat and many more.

Rangreza – will be remembered for its music.

After huge success of Punjab Nahi Jaon Gi and Na Maloom Afraad 2, I was expecting some quality stuff from the makers of Rangreza, but was hugely disappointed  and to be honest I was expecting a lot more then what I had just seen. During the promotional period I remember someone from the production team said it to one of the most expensive Pakistani films of the year. Still wondering where all that money had been dumped to. My prediction for Rangreza is that this will be last miss of 2017 as last two movies of 2017, Arth-2 and Chuppan Chupai will be hit it for sure.

Rangreza is just another addition to the long list of Pakistani movies that flopped and almost all the flops of 2017 had at-least one point to share with each other that was ‘weak story line / weak content’, but in-case of Rangreza there were some other issues too.

Weak story coupled with even weaker direction was even harder to digest even though ‘rangreza had some brilliant actors but even they couldn’t steer the ship ashore. Editing was also sub-standard and I am still wondering how suddenly the song ‘Kallu’ jumped in from. This song ‘Kallu’ had no relevance to post or pre scenes.

Some of the brilliant acting displays were by Saleem Mairaj and Akbar Subhani, both these seniors were flawless with their acting skills and they didn’t miss a single mark. Normally it’s very pretty clear that Saleem Mairaj will be spot-on and flawless with his acting. Akbar Subhani’s acting and his face expressions were awesome and will be remembered for long. Malkani also acted superbly.

Main leads Bilal Ashraf and Urwa Hocaine were just pretty faces and weren’t that impressive, Gohar Rasheed showed glimpses of his skills but at times over-acted. Goher Rasheed is a very skilled and talented actor who wasn’t used well by the director. Ghana Ali turned out to be a surprise as she was not just a pretty face, but she also acted better then main lead Urwa Hocaine.

Music was the best part of Rangreza, to start off with best song of the movie and probably the best part of Rangreza was its song ‘Bagiya’ by Jonita Gandhi, title track which was ‘Hey Rangreza’ title track was a power packed performance by J. Ali and this title track reminded me of Aashiqui 2 but even then this song had feel-good factor it, Phool Khil Jayien by Abida Parveen & Asrar Shah and Bulleya by Asrar Shah and lastly Balamwa sung by Ustaad Fareed Ayaz, Ustaad Abu Mohammad & Hamza Akram Qawal. Only one song ‘Kallu’ could have been avoided.

Dances need to be choreographed in a better way and fight scenes were as badly choreographed as they have always been done in the past. DOP and Cinematography was better as compared some recent movies.

Overall there aren’t any crowd pullers in Rangreza and also the movie has no repeat value, I don’t see this movie doing much.