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Coke Studio Season 10, Episode 6; Review

Produce and Directed by Strings Music Directors: Shuja Haider, Ali Hamza, Salman Ahmed On air date: September 15, 2017 Dam Mast Qalandar by Umair Jaswal & Jabar Abbas Originally composed by Farrukh Fateh Ali, Lyrics by Bari Nizami, Sung by Nusret Fateh Ali Khan I have been looking forward to what Umair Jaswal was bringing to the table this year.The guy has been an absolute delight to hear and watch too. And my! I have not been disappointed. To recreate "Dam Mast Qalandar" is no easy task, mostly because of the legend of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Sb.  To say that nobody can match his level is cent percent true. But Coke Studio as always has been quite successful in recreating our most favorite melodies as usual.  Shuja Haider has done a bang up job and both singers have done justice to the Kalam. The percussions are loud, the bass is off the charts, and rhythms are catchy that you can't stop listening to. The lush voice of Jabar Abbas to...

Coke Studio Season 10, Episode 5; Review

Produced and Directed by Strings Music Directors: Shani Arshad, Shuja Haider, Sahir Ali Bagga, Jaffer Zaidi On air date: September 9, 2017 Bol by Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan The poetry of Faiz is itself an inspiration, and to top it off, CS has magically transformed this writing something so much more than it's original self. Listen OR Download MP3 here Sab Maya Hai by Attaullah Esakhelvi & Sanwal Esakhelvi The start of the track is haunting, beautiful and lynches off a dust of the desert that seems to emit from every  song with the voice of Attaullah. It does feel like Sanwal Esakhelvi was holding back his range. It would have been too much if he had just let go of reservations and gone with the flow. Listen OR Download MP3 here Rangrez by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan The duo of Sahir Ali Bagga and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan created another subtle Sufi track that carries all the maigical flares that we need and crave. Listen OR Download MP3 here Ujaa...

Coke Studio Season 10, Episode 4; Review

Produced and Directed by Strings Music Directors: Shani Arshad, Ali Hamza, Jaffer Zaidi On air date: September 1, 2017 Dekh Tera Kya/Latthay Di Chaadar by QB and Farhan Saeed Lathay Di Chaddar is a traditional wedding melody, which has been mashed up with perfectly with 80's flavor "Dekh Tera Kya". Both the songs have the potential to be extraordinary as demand true energy. Now taking two "Dance-inspiring" tracks and creating a flavor of their own is what makes this special. The calm and breezy touch is just too good. The best part is the intro by QB, I can feel every hair on my body standing. QB is bringing new meaning to traditional wedding tracks. First with "Sami Meri War" and now this, it's too much too fast. The way everybody is enjoying the track, speaks volume. To not mention Farhan and QB dancing to the beat would be a crime, so yeah! once again you rocked. Listen to the track and let us know, how you feel about the track....

Younger 'A Novel Marriage' Season 4 Episode 10; Recap

Get it together guys! it's time to review the bundle of lies. Welcome to another episode of the life of Liza Miller, the 41 years old (Yeah! not 40 anymore ) pretending to be 27 at work.   Episode 10 kicks off with Maggie bitching about her google earth location pin, that somebody uploaded of her sunbathing in all her glory. She wants it to be taken down and I want my name among the top 3 bloggers folks but we all know that is not possible (at least for some time). And Maggie should know better by now, the internet is forever. Liza keeps getting updates about the press release of "Marriage Vacation". At work Charles wants to know about Pauline's book for review and situation gets a little awkward. Diana warns Liza to be vigilant and she is doing this as her "Mentor". Well, she is right, bosses are always the trickiest. Right after that, we jump to Liza, Pauline, and Charles into a heated meeting. Charles is not happy about Pauline distorting his...

Game of Thrones Post Season 7 Questions

This season has left us with burning question. Let's address few of them. Will Cersei forgive Jamie? We know she is unpredictable but still she loves Jamie. We also know she loathes dis-loyalty. Will she be able to resist the temptation of killing her beloved for abandoning her? Last time we saw Jamie, he was riding out of King’s Landing while snow started to set down. What will become of  the twins? What will become of Jon and Daenerys? Season 7 finale finally brings Jona and Dany to the bed. Yeah! They banged and Yeah! We all loved the shit out of it. But what’s to expect when Dany learns little Jon is not the snow she expected but in fact her brother and Lyanna Stark’s legitimate son. That sure will be an interesting turn of events to see. I can already feel the awkwardness in the air. It’s gonna be huge. Will Daenerys acknowledge the claim of Aegon  Targaryen on Iron throne? Not only that the relationship will turn awkward (seeing it again, in my h...

Game of Thrones: The Dragon and the Wolf; Terrifying, nudity and spiraling twists

Game of Thrones has always been the big talk of the town whenever it is on air. The incest, nudity and sex drive reduced the traffic on porn sites quite a few times since the start of the series. George. R. R Martin, the creator delivered the promise of death, destruction, and waste. The show creators always presented best but Season 7 has been a blur. And the finale, the longest episode to date took us all to a whole new place. The Meet of the Queens The finale kicks off with a meeting between Queens, arranged by Tyrion Lannister with the help of Jamie Lannister. The stare-to-death match between  Daenerys and  Cersei , after Drogon dropped her off is too good, and the way  Cersei  snapped " We've been here for some time, " and the curt apology offered by Daenerys, shows how much she loathes to be there. The Hounds takes what he has in his heart and puts on the table for The Mountain, absolute hate that is. The show of a dead man from Nightkings's ...

Marvel's The Defender Season 1 Review

Marvel's The Defender Season 1 features four of New York City's best, who come together to defeat their common enemy, The Hand.  The series casts   Luke Cage ( Mike Colter ) as man-with-unbreakable-skin, Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) as a bored-narcissistic-insult-throwing-super-bitch, Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) as the infamous Devil of Hell's Kitchen and Danny Rand (Finn Jones) as billionaire -boy-candy-iron-fist. Creator:   Douglas Petrie ,  Marco Ramirez Season 1 premiere date:   Aug 18, 2017 Episode Length:   50 Episode 1 ( The H Word ) The start of the show is indeed way too slow for my taste. The starting scene is from Cambodia where the Iron fist, along with his sidekick Colleen Wing, is chasing the Hand, the shadow organization that destroyed his spiritual home Kun'Lun and killed all the elders. A member of chaste tells them that the real fight is in New York City after he has been mortally wounded by a very mysterious wom...

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