Khabaram Raseeda HD, Fareed Ayaz and Abu Muhammad, Coke Studio, Season 5, Episode 2
16 magical minutes
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Khabaram Raseeda HD, Fareed Ayaz and Abu Muhammad, Coke Studio, Season 5, Episode 2
16 magical minutes
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‘Thirty seven plays in 37 languages. Shakespeare’s Globe theatre is a polyglot’s paradise this summer as thirty seven theatre troupes from around the world will adapt and interpret one of Shakespeare’s plays for a performance in their national language as part of Globe to Globe, kicking off on April 21 in London. Taking part in this celebration of the Bard’s 448th birthday is a Pakistani theatre company, Theatre Wallay, staging The Taming of the Shrew. Starring Nadia Jamil and Omair Rana, directed by Haissam Hussain and featuring music by Mekaal Hasan, the play will be performed in Urdu on May 25 and 26, 2012.’ - from Sanam Maher’s write-up in HERALD [February 16, 2012]

For more information check these pages out:
http://www.facebook.com/TamingoftheShrew.inUrdu
http://globetoglobe.shakespearesglobe.com/plays/the-taming-the-shrew/english-11
Also a little message from Osman Khalid Butt (who’ll play Hortensio):
This is it, people. Five months of rigorous rehearsals have led to this moment. Am leaving for England tomorrow on a 4-city tour of The Taming of the Shrew - in Urdu, including a performance at the prestigious Globe in London [as part of the Cultural Olympiad!] Please pray that the team makes Pakistan proud! And a special shout-out to ALL the actors and crew members of the production. Fingers, toes, everything crossed! [For more information on just what we’re up to, click here: http://globetoglobe.shakespearesglobe.com/]
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dear universe, please bestow me with a cute, sweet, smart, chill Pakistani guy
Any helpers?
Personally I am not sure if this is the best thing to do (i.e. reblogging this) since it might just unleash the SHARKS, but hey anyway there we go…
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“ Among those who donated their time and translation skills to make right-to-left languages a reality on Twitter: a Saudi blogger, Egyptian college students, a journalist at the BBC, IT professionals in Iran and Pakistan, an Israeli schoolteacher, the co-founders of the grassroots #LetsTweetInArabic campaign, academics specializing in linguistics, and teenagers in Lebanon.”
A point to note is that some of the people working on this project, lived in countries where Twitter is officially banned (contd)
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A woman bike rider about to get a ticket in Lahore
What is wrong with this picture? Well check the facial expressions of the young boy on back of the other bike - he is CONFUSED!
That girl however might just be the new Pakistani super heroine!
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TASHKENT: In the middle of Central Asia, a professor has studied and taught Urdu for over half a century.
Professor Dr Tash Mirza is as passionate about the language now as he was in 1961, when he completed his doctorate in Urdu from Moscow University. His studies have taken him as far as Delhi, though his home for almost all his life has been Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan.
Mirza frequently visits Pakistan and India to attend seminars and conferences on Urdu literature. Now 75, he teaches Urdu at the city’s State Institute of Oriental Studies. (via aminalikesthisstuff)
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If they snatch my ink and pen,
I should not complain,
For I have dipped my fingers
In the blood of my heart.
I should not complain
Even if they seal my tongue,
For every ring of my chain
Is a tongue ready to speak.-Faiz Ahmad Faiz
(via whispermelies)
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Kristie Yung & Alamgir - Keh Dena
Canadian popstar Kristie Yung sings in Urdu to pay tribute to popular Pakistani singer Alamgir
Help raise funds for his Kidney transplant Pakistan by buying the track from iTunes or Amazon.
More payment options:
http://alamgirhealthfund.com
http://mangoestheseries.com
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