Zardari shows his acting utmost skill in a Pakistani movie of late sixties

October 14, 2009

zardari in film
zardari actingA video clip of black and white film of Pakistan, released in late sixties has become talk of the town these days in which President Asif Ali Zardari played the role of confidant young Waheed Murad and performed this character with utmost skill.

The name of the film was Salgira and it was released in 1969. Asif Ali Zardari, according to his birthday, was 14 years young when he worked as a child star in this film.

The film had a melodious love story which was directed by Qamar Zaidi and produced by Najma Hassan.

The film cast Waheed Murad, Shamim Ara, Tariq Aziz, Santosh Rissal, Nirala, Nighat Sultana and Talish

It was a super hit film and it also has all time nation’s favourite songs “Meri zindagi hai naghma” and “Lay aai phir kahan par” sung by Melody Queen Noor Jehan.

The video shows a scene in which the co actor said to Zardari that he is not going school today as he has pain in his stomach. Asif Ali Zardari in reply said that this is your routine play. The co actor then said to Zardari not to go school so we both play together, in reply the little Zardari said “go state to school”.

The perfect dialogue delivery made Zardari a confidant child star actor in that film. Although Asif Ali Zardari, who is the current president of Pakistan, has not seen, showing his acting skills again in any other film of Pakistan.


President to start 4 nation tours from September 16

September 13, 2009

President Asif Ali Zardari on 15 days long visit to four countries would leave on September 16 and would return to country on October 01.

The President would leave for UAE on September 16 from where he would leave for UK on September 17, Private TV Channel reported. During three day stay in UK, he would hold talks with British authorities and it is expected that he would meet Quaid Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain, sources said.

On September 20, the President would arrive at New York from where he (Zardari), US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will co-chair an unprecedented summit meeting of the Friends of Democratic Pakistan (FoDP) on September 24

The date and President Barack Obama’s participation were confirmed recently after Pakistan’s Ambassador to United States Husain Haqqani’s visit to the White House. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown originally mooted the idea of the summit.

According to the sources, the summit will affirm international support for Pakistan at a time when Pakistan is facing grave challenges of rooting out terrorism and extremism.

“The extremism problem that we face was created in the 1980s when the whole world collaborated to fight the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, so it is natural that the whole world should cooperate in dealing with the consequences,” said a Pakistani official.

Several heads of state and government, who are attending the United Nations General Assembly, are likely to attend the Friends of Democratic Pakistan Summit.

Those who have already confirmed their participation include the French president, the Prime ministers of Turkey and Sweden and the crown prince of United Arab Emirates.

The summit will consider ways of bolstering the Pakistani government and ensuring stability in the region surrounding the country. It is also likely to signal international support for continuity of the democratic process in Pakistan under the current elected leadership.

Sources in economic and statistic affairs division said it is unexpected that Pakistan would not get cash aid in friends of democratic Pakistan meeting. Pakistan would table the Malakand development projects worth 2 billion dollars in the meeting, sources added.

The President would also meet US President Barack Omaba during stay in New York while he is slated to hold talks with Turkish Prime Minister at the side of FoDP meeting, sources added.

During talks with US President Barack Obama, the President besides discussing bilateral issue and demanding drone technology would urge him to ensure economic opportunity zone in tribal areas, sources said. War against terrorism and recent operation Rahe-e-Rast against militants would came under discussion during the meeting, sources added.

On September 28, the President would return to UK from where he would go to Italy. The President would stay in Italy for three days in Rome and would hold talks with Italian Primer and Italian counterpart to boost bilateral relations.

The President would return to homeland on October 01. It may be recalled here invitation carrying signatures of President Asif Ali Zardari, US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown have been dispatched to heads of friends of democratic Pakistan.


What an idea sir ji*

November 2, 2008

*Note:if and buts inclusive


Zardari’s English Skill: Another Inzimam-ul-Haq rising

September 24, 2008

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 This is not a problem that Asif Ali zardari does not know english, the problem is why he still prefers english language when we have our own beautiful national language.

The President of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari and his team visited Quaid’s Mausoleum on 11th September to offer fateha on the eve of 60th death anniversary of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. In the picture below zardari is writing his comments on the comment book.

This is what The President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari writes in the comments’ book ” May God gives us the strength to save Pakistan” but look at the picture below and see how President Zardari write the foresaid line in his own English.

 

This is a mobile picture taken from the comments’ book