Cast: Ismail Tara (as Lyari King), Qazi Wajid (Columbus), Sajid Hasan (Changez Khan), Sohail Asghar (Mirza Ghalib), Azra Siddiqui (Anarkali), Hanif Raja (Lalo Prasad), Unknown (Dracula).   DESCRIPTION "Ismail Tara is Lyari King !!A spoof of CNN's Larry King Live!, Ismail Tara brings to life Larry's Pakistani counterpart, Lyari King with much the same seriousness (not really), thought provoking discussions (just kidding) and most important of all, the celebrities that we would all like to get to know better (maybe not so much Mr. Dracula).All 6 episodes are hilarious with Lalo Prasad and Dracula episodes being exceptional. Lyari King's studio, the whole set including the mug in Ismail Tara's hand is also a close imitation of Larry King Live and adds value to the comedy talk show."

Writer: Kaif Rizwani | Director: Iqbal Lateef | Produced by: ARY Digital   DESCRIPTION Pakistani version of BBC's "The Kumars At No 42" has been well received by the viewers. Dysfunctional family plays host to the cream of Pakistan's showbiz and sports' industries. Guests include: Rashid Lateef, Zhalay Sarhadi, Sonia Khan, Shehzad Roy, Behroze Sabswari, Shabbir Jan.

Product Details: Writer: Asim Reza, Saqib Malik | Director: Saqib Malik | Produced by: Salman Ahmed | Weight: 0.23 lbsCast: Nandita Das, Salman Ahmed Note: Will work on DVD players that support multi-region DVD playbackDESCRIPTION Ghoom Taana is a musical shortfilm about two neighbors, two cities, two nations and their journey towards self discovery and peace. Its a visually rich portrait shot in both India and Pakistan. There are two main characters, an Indian woman (Nandita Das) and a Pakistani man (Salman Ahmad) whose families were dislocated during partition.Through various scenes of conflict and resolution both realize the universal face of each other's humanity and culture which transcends religion and politics.

Product Details: Artist: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan | Produced by: Shalimar Recording Company (SRC) | Weight: 0.23 lbs List of tracks:1-Wohi khuda hai,2-Kuch tu hawa bhi serd thi,3-Mera bichhra sajan ghar ayea,4-Sanu ik pal chain na awaya,5-Man kun tu maula,6-Mast nazroon se Allah bachayee,7-Menu teri dewani waye ranjhna,8-Mera sohna sajan ghar aiya,9-Jab tera hukam mila,10-Allah hoo Allah hoo,11-Ho jawaye jay payar tey,12-Main tara tara jagoon,13-Diya jale sari raat,14-Sun charkhey di mitthi, mitthi hoo,15-Khanjer hain teri ankhein,16-Maula mahi nu,17-Aaja tenu akheiyan udeek diyan,18-Teri umeed tera intizar jab se hai,19-Dhaley gee raat aye gee sahir,20-Sakhian rut basant wangon aai,21-Rut basant,22-Gham hai ya khushi hai tu,23- Dil ney hamarey bethey bethey,24-Balam morey ghar aat na aye,25-Maiya kidhery na paindiyan,26-Sub vird karo Allah Allah Note: Will work on DVD players that support multi-region DVD playbackDESCRIPTION Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was one of the greatest Qawwals (Sufi singers) ever. One of the most popular singers in the Indian sub-continent, Khan predominately sang Qawwali, the music of devotional Sufism, but incorporated other forms including Khyal (traditional classical) to produce a unique style that appealed to followers of all religions. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, later in his life, became a true international sensation, fusing traditional Pakistani and Indian chants with Western pop and classical forms, bridging political divides in the process. This dvd is a tribute to the great man.

1994 was a remarkable year. When Jeeva was released that year nobody suspected it to be anything more than an ordinary movie, and there was no reason to predict why it would not succumb to what had become the fate of every Pakistani movie. But somehow, something changed somewhere. Jeeva drew audience from all quarters of the society. It might have been due to a number of factors that distinguished this movie from the common lot. The lead was given to couple of brand new actors (Babar Ali and Resham), who faced the camera along with the veterans like Nadeem(in the title role), Deeba, Ghulam Mohiyuddin, Neeli and Javed Sheikh. It was the first local movie in a number of years to boast of music that could compete with the best of the current Indian cinema, and photography that could be seen as real glamour. The man behind the show was the not-so-old storywriter turned director, Syed Noor.

One of Waheed Murad's four favorite films (the others being Armaan, Insaniyat and Andaleeb), Anjuman swept the Nigar Awards in 1970.Apart from best director (Hassan Tariq) and best music (Nisar Bazmi) 'Anjuman' also won awards for best lyrics (Masroor Anwar), best singer(F) (Runa Laila), best editing (AlHamid), best art director (Habib Shah) & best comedian (Lehri).