When anyone talks about the history Pakistani cinema, his discussion won't be considered as "complete" until and unless he talks about Waheed Murad (October 2, 1938 – November 23, 1983), The Legend of Pakistani cinema, also known as "Chocolate Hero" and "Lady Killer" He was a writer, producer, director and an actor who created such an impact on Pakistani cinema industry that the age got a label of "Rising Sun" He even won awards like "Sitara-i-Imtiaz" and "Nigar Awards" for his amazing and astounding works. Talking about myself, Waheed Murad just changed my mindset regarding Pakistani cinema. Like many others, unfortunately, I also thought of classic Pakistani movies as obsolete and of no use, having no meaning and purpose, until I came to know about this specific song, "Aakhri baar mil...

Similar to objects, the scene said "Photograph me" And i clicked.... The beautiful sunset! (Click to enlarge) Album Name:       Auto-mode Shots. File Name:            cloudy_pattern.jpg Date snapped:     10 April 2011 6:35 PM (PST) Location:              Sky Resolution:          2272x1704 pixels Camera:               Canon DIGITAL IXUS 85 IS Exposure Time:   1/200 sec. ISO speed:           ISO-80 Focal...

Image edited by me. Original can be found here "To guard and to preserve the head, the lover's business is not this--- One of beloved's glance is worth so many hundreds head of his--- Flesh, skin and bone, and all there is , the 'least ' of loved-one , equals not." The last stanza of first chapter "Sur Kalyan (Peace)" is a true representation of intensity of Love. To make it a bit easy for my fellow readers, it says: "Lover's task is not to preserve and protect his head but to have that "glance" of his beloved. The worth of that glance is incomparable. It has more attraction and peace than guarding your head; heads which are so common in this world. What do you have?! Flesh? Skin?...