Sajeer Shaikh

KARACHI: Ever glance at your phone and think, "Wow, these babies have a come long way. I still remember the nondescript hole left in the floor from when I dropped my Nokia 3310?" Or, you hear kids these days talk about "rizz" and a whole lot of other words you don't quite comprehend and you silence the "coolsies" that was about to escape your lips? Yeah, you're not alone. Let's face it: most of us are getting old.

KARACHI: Two teenagers, a VCR, and the backdrop of the 90s - these are the elements that make up the trailer of Nabeel Qureshi's Na Baligh Afraad. Aptly titled, the trailer suggests a narrative that follows two young boys as they navigate the perils of being on the cusp of adulthood, with a "daring mission" on the horizon. The film promises a refreshing journey back to the vibrant 90s, encapsulated with youthful exuberance and quirky charm.

LAHORE: The sky-high hall welcomes media personalities with a grand poster of Sajal Ali and Hamza Sohail. Entering the area where the event commemorating the launch of Zard Patton Ka Bunn is being held, one is taken aback by opulent chandeliers that welcome one and all. If that isn't dizzying enough as it is, the press wall holds an unlikely sight: Sajal, speaking to reporters, an hour before the beginning of the event. The stunning superstar is a sight to behold.