London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, was seen recently in Pakistan as part of a six-day goodwill visit to promote his ‘London is Open’ campaign. He was first seen in India where he spent three days and met with, among others, the who’s who of Bollywood. He then entered Pakistan via the Wagah Border and also became the first London Mayor to visit Pakistan in over 70 years. During the trip, not only did he meet various leaders in a bid to strengthen ties between the British capital and Pakistan, he also met several Pakistani artists including Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Ali Zafar, Ali Xeeshan, Momina Mustehsan and Osman Khalid Butt.
Ahsan Khan, Sana Bucha and Sanam Marvi lend support to a social cause
Sana Bucha, who was last seen in Yalghaar and Ahsan Khan, who is gearing up for the release of his upcoming film, Chuppan Chupai, recently took out time from their schedules to attend a presser that served as the launching pad for ‘Behaviour Change Mass Media Campaign’ whose purpose is to reduce malnutrition via Nutrition Support Programme (NSP). Backed by the Health Department, the Government of Sindh and created in collaboration with Zeekay Films, NSP counts Bucha as brand ambassador who also spoke at the event about some of the objectives of the campaign. Apart from Khan and Bucha, the evening was also attended by the brilliant Sanam Marvi, who performed a thrilling set.
At the 2017 GQ Men of the Year Party, several A-list stars suited up. Among them was Robert Pattinson, Empire’s Jussie Smollett, Star Trek’s Zachary Quinto and Grey’s Anatomy star Jesse Williams. Zachary, better known as Spock, was wearing head-to-toe Salvatore Ferragamo while Pattinson was wearing head-to-toe Dior Homme.
London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, was seen recently in Pakistan as part of a six-day goodwill visit to promote his ‘London is Open’ campaign. He was first seen in India where he spent three days and met with, among others, the who’s who of Bollywood. He then entered Pakistan via the Wagah Border and also became the first London Mayor to visit Pakistan in over 70 years. During the trip, not only did he meet various leaders in a bid to strengthen ties between the British capital and Pakistan, he also met several Pakistani artists including Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Ali Zafar, Ali Xeeshan, Momina Mustehsan and Osman Khalid Butt.
