Uzma Beg

Dum Mastam follows the course of romance between childhood sweethearts Aliya and Bao. Heady with love and dreams of a happily-ever-after, the young couple also holds onto their individual dreams of a flourishing career in the music industry.

Azra est l'opposée de sa mère musulmane conservatrice. Lorsque son père meurt subitement lors d'un voyage au Pakistan, Azra se retrouve dans un voyage inspiré de Bollywood à travers des souvenirs réels et imaginaires, de la jeunesse de sa mère à Karachi à son propre passage à l'âge adulte dans le Canada rural.

A reclusive 76-year-old, who runs a resort in a remote valley, invites his estranged children and grandchildren over to celebrate his life’s grand finale – a wedding with the ghost of his first true love.

Do opposites really attract or is it all a farce? Hum Tum – a modern, humorous and very ‘21st Century’ hate to love story between two youngsters, Neha played by the gorgeous and talented Ramsha Khan and Adam played by the dashing Ahad Raza Mir encircles just that.