Sarah Khan Stands Up for Domestic Chores in Recent Statement
KARACHI, Sep 02 (Internews): Popular Pakistani actress Sarah Khan has sparked conversation in the entertainment world by defending the importance of domestic chores. In a recent interview, Sarah highlighted that household responsibilities should not be looked down upon, adding that managing a home is just as valuable as professional work.
The actress, admired for her performances in hit dramas, stressed that balancing career and family life requires mutual respect between partners. “There is no shame in household work; it is part of real life,” she remarked.
Her comments have drawn appreciation from fans for promoting traditional values with a modern perspective, while also igniting debate across social media platforms. —Internews
Graham Greene, Oscar-Nominated Actor from Dances With Wolves, Dies at 73
KARACHI, Sep 02 (Internews): Acclaimed Canadian actor Graham Greene, best known for his Oscar-nominated role as Kicking Bird in Dances With Wolves, has died at the age of 73 after a long illness. He passed away on Monday in a Toronto hospital, his representative confirmed.
Greene, of Oneida First Nation and Canadian descent, carved out a decades-long career in film, television, and theatre, often celebrated for breaking barriers for Indigenous actors in Hollywood. “He was a great man of morals, ethics and character and will be eternally missed,” his representative told Deadline.
Raised on the Six Nations Reserve in Ontario, Greene worked as a welder and steelworker before pursuing acting. He made his television debut in 1979’s The Great Detective and appeared in his first film, Running Brave, in 1983.
His breakthrough came in 1990 with Kevin Costner’s epic Dances With Wolves, where his performance as Sioux medicine man Kicking Bird earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in 1991.
Greene’s career spanned diverse roles, from The Green Mile opposite Tom Hanks to Maverick (1994) and Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995). His work earned him respect not only as a versatile performer but also as a trailblazer for Indigenous representation in mainstream cinema. –Internews
Diljit Dosanjh Adopts 10 Flood-Hit Villages in Indian Punjab
LAHORE, Sep 02 (Internews); Indian Punjabi singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh has stepped forward to support flood-affected communities in Indian Punjab by adopting 10 villages for rehabilitation and relief work.
The star announced that he would personally ensure that basic facilities, rebuilding, and assistance reach the people who have lost their homes and livelihoods due to recent floods.
Known for his philanthropy as much as his music and acting career, Dosanjh said it was his responsibility to stand by his people in difficult times. His gesture has been widely praised by fans and community leaders, with many calling it an inspiring example of giving back. —Internew
Remembering Ahmad Rahi: 23 Years Since the Legendary Lyricist Passed Away
LAHORE, Sep 02 (Internews) It has been 23 years since Ahmad Rahi, the celebrated poet, lyricist, and film writer who gave Pakistani cinema hundreds of timeless songs, bid farewell to his fans.
Born as Ghulam Ahmad in Amritsar on November 13, 1923, Rahi moved to Lahore in 1940. He began his film career with the Punjabi movie Baeli, but it was the songs of Chho Manter that first brought him immense popularity.
Rahi is best remembered for penning unforgettable songs for the iconic Punjabi classic Heer Ranjha, many of which remain popular to this day. His work also graced notable films such as Yake Wali, Mirza Jatt, Chho Manter, Mehndi Walay Hath, and Nikki Jai Haan.
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to cinema, Ahmad Rahi was honored with the Pride of Performance, Nigar Awards, and Bolan Awards. Beyond films, he also wrote numerous folk songs and ghazals, including the evergreen piece “Dil Ke Afsanay” from the film Baji.
Ahmad Rahi passed away on September 2, 2002, in Lahore after a brief illness, but his words and melodies continue to live on in the hearts of music lovers. —Internews
