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Dear Readers Winter is approaching so we dedicate this month issue focusing upon winter dresses, trends, food and much more. We have brought you an exclusive shoot with the theme of "White Winter" where snow and cool breeze can be felt deep down to soul. A successful marriage requires falling in love again and again with the same person, when you miss someone time seems to move slower and when you are with the one you love time passes faster then ever. Don't miss the glimpse of Pakistan Fashion week London, organized by Riwayat held in the heart of London with 36 designers, much bigger names, venue and media jumped in with Adnan and team to represent Pakistani culture worldwide. Pakistani Pride Omar Mansoor once again in spotlight showcasing his collection at London Fashion week and Paris Fashion week, have a sneak preview inside. To make your life more easier EMAL brought you the smart bikes in our technology section, checkout Mr Larry is doing what and where, for food lovers have recipes of winter, some beauty and health care tips, a list of latest upcoming movies, some cricket gossips and a preview about the football tournament going to be held this November. Happy Readings
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IMPERIAL ROMANCE AT PARIS FASHION WEEK
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aris Fashion Week is one of the main fashion industry events of the year, showcasing the newest collections from top fashion designers. Held in the fashion capital of the world, fashion week reveals what is “in” and “out” for the upcoming season and shows fashion buyers the latest trends. London based Pakistani designer Omar Mansoor showcased his Spring/Summer 2016 collection first time at Paris Fashion week on3rd October 2015. The collection titled 'Imperial Romance' was based around Russian Revolution constructed with hues of white and ivory depicting the peace post revolution. Omar took note of the pre-revolution Tsarist Autocracy, representing this with Faberge imperial eggs inspired motifs, whilst the rise of revolution is communicated with military insignia and caps. ? The end of revolution peace is shown with white and gold silk flowers. It was presented at the prestigeous Salons Hoche, off ChampsÉlysées in mesmerizing atmosphere where it was well received by the fashion critiques and fashionistas attending the show. Omar is known for his fusion couture though the collection presented at PFW was a pret-a-porter. The collection can be viewed at the Paris showroom at Models Vêtements femme 106 Avenue Albert 1er 92500 - RUEIL MALMAISON.
Styling by: Lenie Boya Sales: marianna@amakadesign.com Footwear: Justin Reece PR: Enigme International
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OMAR MANSOOR’S 10TH COLLECTION AT LFW Omar Mansoor returns with his 10th collection at LFW featuring evening wear, depicting the context of Russian Revolution. In Russian history the fashion revolutions always coincided with the greatest political changes: from Peter the Great to the Revolution of 1917 to Gorbachev's Perestroika. The Revolution of 1917 made the Russian fashion adjust to the new Communist norms, which condemned everything "bourgeois" and extraordinary. The collection is constructed with hues of white and ivory depicting the peace post revolution. The pre revolution Tsarist Autocracy is shown with Faberge imperial eggsinspired motifs, while the rise of revolution is communicated with military insignia and caps, the end of revolution peace is shown with white and gold silk flowers. The diffusion line includes both knee and full length dresses along jumpsuits constructed using a range of fabrics from silk jersey, crepes to lace blended with Lycra.
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TINA HASSAN & GUEST
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SHAZIA KIYANI
NADIA MALIK & HAJRA LALJEE
Pakistan Fashion Week - 8, was held at the highly prestigious venue of Central Hall Westminster, the 17th century architectural gem in London, was a successful event highlighting some of Pakistan’s premier fashion labels. The two-day event focused on latest trends in Asian designer-wear including contemporary and formal/bridal selections, showcased by renowned designers including Sonya Batla, Arshad Tareen, Sara Rohail Asghar, Lajwanti by Ana Ali, Aisha Naheed, Black n White, Bombay Stores, Chic n Kari, Erum Khan, Hassan Riaz, Hamna Amir, Javandi, Khadija & Ubaid, Mashaal Moazzam, Moazzam Abbasi, Nadia and Sahar, Nafeesa collection, Ahsan’s menswear, Novaira’s Collection, Rana Noman, Rani Eman, Refat Naz , Romana Rani Minahil, Sadaf Amir USA, Saira Shakira, Shazia Kiyani, Somal Halepota, Stussh, Tania’s Collections, Umshah and Warda Prints. The fashion showings were followed by an exhibition by the designers, which is an integral part of our event. The hall exhibiting the designer’s collections was packed to capacity on both days, with buyers and media flocking in to grab next season’s fashion statements. Also present on the event were a large number of fashion bloggers and celebrities from countries like India and Pakistan. Hosted by renowned TV celebrity Hajra Lalji, the fashion shows had models like Attiya Khan and Fauzia Aman along with a lineup of some very impressive cat walkers from London. With the support of the media giant ARY digital, EMAL MaGazine, Doekjae and Insync Advertising, Riwayat's success on their eight events has echoed around the places where Asian fashion is anticipated. Riwayat has successfully established a reputation for being an able and reliable company to host events of high quality and promises to keep on bringing fashion and style of high quality to the fashion loving people living around the globe.
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AISHA NAHEED AHSANS MENS WEAR
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JAVANDI BY SIMKY
ERUM KHAN GOGI BY HASSAN RIAZ
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UMSHA BY UZMA BABAR
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CHARGEABLE SITGO FOLDING ELECTRIC BIKE ANOTHER PROGRESS FOR MANKIND
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he SitGo e-bike has taken the comfort on the next level. The latest e-bike to enter the folding bike fold is the SitGo, which, like other models, can be packed down into a more compact package for storage or carrying on public transport or in a car. But in addition to regular household outlets, the SitGo can also be recharged through a car cigarette lighter socket. At a glance, there's nothing particularly special about the 20-kg (44-lb) SitGo folding e-bike, other than perhaps appearing more peculiar than other folding bikes. Its 102-cm (40-in) tall, 98-cm (39-in) long frame can be squashed down into a 75 x 64 cm (30 x 25 in) package to be placed in car trunks or on crowded trains. Arguably, it resembles more an electric scooter than bike, by way of a pair of foldout pegs in place of conventional pedals and a chain. This means the vehicle is propelled entirely by a 180 W brushless hub motor and a 36 V lithium battery, with a claimed top speed of 25 km/h (15 mph) and range of 35 to 40 km (21.7 to 25 mi). When it comes time to recharge, users can plug the SitGo directly into a regular wall socket at their home or office, or from the 12 V cigarette lighter socket of their car if they're out and about, with charging time rated at three to five hours. Other thoughtful features include a 360-degree rotating smartphone holder mounted on the handlebars, a USB port for charging mobile devices, and LED headlights and taillights. SitGo is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign, where its creators are looking to raise funds for commercial production.
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FALL IN LOVE THIS WINTER
MODELS: KASEY MICHAELS AND GABRIEL G GAFT PHOTOGRAPHER: CHRISTINE SZEREDY PHOTO ASSISTANT : MARINA JEWELRY: BETTY HOLLAND
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LARRY FOGG TRIP TO SEATTLE
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fter we arrived at the Johnston Ridge Observatory, we were able to view portions of the summit of Mount St. Helens as the clouds were passing by. Inside the visitor center we watched the video of the eruption and the continuing reforestation of the area. Normally after the video, they open the curtains behind the projection screen to expose a dazzling view of Mount St. Helens, but the clouds obscured our view of the mountain. The view below the clouds gave us a view of Spirit Lake in the distance. The clouds rapidly moved in and completely enveloped the visitor center as we were leaving. We were grateful that we had been able to see portions of Mount St. Helens on our drive from the Forest Learning Center to Johnson Ridge. During our return drive on SR 504 we finally descended below the clouds and visited Coldwater Lake which was formed after the eruption. We attempted to also visit the Science Learning Center but it was in the process of closing for the day just as we arrived. We continued westbound on SR 504 to northbound SR 505 as a shortcut to Interstate 5 and our return to Federal Way, Washington. On Tuesday, David and Doreen drove us to visit the Bass Pro Shop, which is a very large sporting goods store, in Tacoma. The store included a restaurant and the Fish Bowl, a bowling alley decorated in an underwater theme. Our next stop in Tacoma was to visit Wright Park, which had beautiful flowers and gardens. We continued north adjacent to Puget Sound from Wright Park to Point Defiance Park via Ruston Way and the five-mile drive
through the park. Point Defiance Park is very beautiful and we passed raccoons at three different locations beside the road. At one viewpoint we were able to see the Tacoma Narrows Bridge before arriving at Fort Nisaqually. Two of the fort’s original structures were relocated to the present site during the 1930s. The remainder of the fort has been reconstructed to reflect how Fort Nisqually appeared during the 1850s. The fort is now a living history museum and was in the process of closing when we arrived. Our next stop was at the Pagoda, a 1914 streetcar station, across from an Asian garden in Point Defiance Park. We returned to downtown Tacoma for dinner before returning to Federal Way. On Wednesday, John and Diane drove us to the Emerald Queen Hotel & Casino in Fife, Washington, where we enjoyed a buffet brunch before going to the hotel lobby to review tourism brochures. Although we found many attractions to be considered for a return trip, we were intrigued by the brochures for the Pacific Rim Bonsai Museum and the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden which are located in Federal Way. Since both of them were on our way, we decided to stop for a visit. They are both situated next to each other; there is an admission fee for the Botanical Garden while the Bonsai Museum is free. We visited the Bonsai Museum first and were amazed at the very extensive collection of beautiful bonsai creations. Some bonsai pieces were constructed entirely out of metal wires. The collection of traditional living bonsai trees and shrubs was absolutely amazing. We also visited the Botanical
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Garden, which encompasses 22 acres of woodland gardens, features over 600 rhododendron species, and is advertised as the largest collection of its kind in the world. The gardens were magnificent and the Himalayan Blue Poppy Meadow was in full bloom. Many of the rhododendrons had already bloomed but there were ample varieties of other flowering plants to make these gardens picture perfect. Anyone visiting the Seattle area who enjoys
beautiful gardens should definitely visit the Bonsai Museum and the Botanical Garden in Federal Way. We flew home to Los Angeles on Thursday, and are already looking forward to returning to the Pacific Northwest on some future trips.
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FASHIONABLE Overlay It Winter jackets, UGGs and snow boots are all fine and dandy but how to keep warm and fashionable in times when you can't pull out your bulky jacket or a pair of favorite CAT boots? Layer your clothes! It's easy, it's simple, it will keep you warm and enable you to wear even a thin, fancy coat and feel like you're wearing the warmest of ski jackets. I'm talking thick tights, undershirts, long tops that can be tucked in etc. Even your clothes can be layered in so many ways which, of course, allows you to create a better, more interesting look and use even thinner garments you wouldn't have even dreamed of wearing in winter!
Don't Forget Wraps Nope, don't even dare to forget them! Wraps, shawls, ponchos and all the warm, cozy variations of these are my ultimate winter wardrobe! Wear them as a practical accessory when the weather is not cold enough for a jacket, or throw a coat over them during the harsh winter. A stylish wrap or a poncho can be worn in tons of different ways and will even help you use clothes that are not warm enough for winter, making your outfits more interesting and your list of possible outfit choices much longer!
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Say “Yes” to Hats Big hats, small hats, vintage hats, knit hats and fur hats – there are tons of amazing, super trendy hats you can opt for this winter! Protect your hair and head from the cold with a lady-like cloche hat that has made a comeback this year, opt for a Russian-style fur hat, statement hat or a supertrendy knitted one! So many wonderful choices, so many hassle-free ways to beat the cold and never have to wonder how to keep warm but fashionable again!
Cashmere and Mohair Are Your Friends Cozy, warm and totally sexy – fabrics like cashmere, angora and mohair will never cease to be stylish! And they will never fail to keep you warm either! Furthermore, once you have a few top quality sweaters in your closet, putting together a warm and fashionable outfit is as easy as breathing! Think about it this way – for every two synthetic sweaters (that won't do anything but make you sweat more), you could buy a really nice, comfortably warm one!
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WINTER BEAUTY MISTAKES LINGERING IN A HOT SHOWER When it's ten below outside, it's tempting to turn your morning shower into a half-hour steam-a-thon. But after about 15 minutes, all that heat begins to compromise your skin's lipid layer, a complex of fatty acids that holds in precious moisture. Turn down the heat as much as you can or at least shorten your shower time.
THE WRONG LIP BALM It's no secret that your lips get more chapped in the winter, but not all balms are created equal: The most important thing is to use one that is viscous, not waxy, so the ingredients penetrate fissures. Stay away from anything with lanolin (especially if you have eczema or supersensitive skin), and, since fragrance is the number-one skin allergen, avoid anything that's heavily scented or tastes like your favorite candy.
THE WRONG CLEANSER No foundation, no matter how great the formula, looks good on dry skin—in fact, it will just highlight trouble. To keep the skin smooth, exfoliate regularly with a scrub containing gentle beads, and switch to (or add) a rich night cream. Then choose a moisturizing foundation with a dewy or satin (rather than matte) finish—avoid anything powdery. We like Chanel Lift Lumière Firming and Smoothing Fluid Makeup SPF 15 and Maybelline New York Dream Liquid Mousse Foundation. Another great option is tinted moisturizer, because it's so sheer and never looks caked-on. Elizabeth Arden Sheer Lights Illuminating Tinted Moisturizer has illuminating particles that give skin an extra boost.
THE WRONG CLEANSER Since drying soap lather is even worse for your lipid barrier than hot water, avoid soap-based facial cleansers. In the winter, when there isn't as much moisture in the air, absolutely everyone needs a nonfoaming cleanser.
SKIPPING SPF "The sun's rays still exist in winter—your skin will still absorb them and be slowly damaged over time," says New York City dermatologists . "Even if you're only outside for a total of 30 minutes, five times per week—such as walking to work or taking a lunch break—over a year, that adds up to 7,800 minutes in the sun." To make sun protection easy, choose a daytime moisturizer with broad-spectrum protection (UVA and UVB) and at least SPF 30.
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NEGLECTING YOUR HANDS Antibacterial hand soaps can be drying, use a mild, creamy one instead, rinse well with lukewarm water, and reapply hand cream every time. Once a week, rub cuticle oil into and around nails to keep them hydrated. Try Softsoap Rich Moisturizing Shea Butter Hand Soap, Neutrogena Age Shield Hand Cream SPF 30, and CND Essentials SolarOil Nail & Cuticle Conditioner.
FROSTY LIDS The weather may be frosty—but your eyelids shouldn't be. This time of year, frosted shadow can make your skin look washed-out (or make you look like an ice princess, and not in a good way). Instead, makeup artist suggests metallic periwinkle blue and bronze shades as surprising winter choices. Try Shiseido Makeup Luminizing Satin Eye Colors in Blue Stone and Pyrite Sun.
ROUGH FEET Sandpaper feet don't exactly say, "Let's cuddle." Not to mention that neglecting your feet all winter just makes it more difficult to whip them into shape for spring. As maintenance, get a pedicure at least every six weeks—or even better, follow this foot-softening routine once a week: Soak your feet in warm, soapy water for 15 minutes, then buff the soles with a foot file such as Tweezerman Pedro Callus Stone. To soften and help seal cracks, slick on an ointment, such as Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Healing Ointment or Lubriderm Intense Skin Repair Ointment; then wear cotton socks while you sleep.
NOT WATERPROOFING MAKEUP Waterproof formulas may seem like a summer-only thing, but when it's particularly windy or biting outside, regular eye makeup can end up running down your cheeks if you tear up. Switch to waterproof mascara and eyeliner, such as Maybelline New York Define-A-Lash Lengthening Waterproof Mascara and Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil, and use a cream shadow topped with a powder of the same color. And if you find that your foundation or blush tends to rub off on your coat or scarf, set it with a little translucent pressed powder before you head out the door. Try Physicians Formula Mineral Wear Talc-Free Mineral Face Powder in Translucent.
HO-HUM LIPS Dark lipstick isn't mandatory the second the temperature dips. The new bright lip colors for spring happen to look great in the winter, as long as you choose a sheer formula. For medium to dark skin, try a stop-sign red like Yves Saint Laurent Gloss Volupte Stick in #3 or a coral shade such as L'Oréal Paris Colour Riche Lipcolour in Volcanic. If you have fair skin, try a blue-red like Maybelline New York Moisture Extreme Lipcolor in Cherry Rain or a hot pink hue like Dior Addict High Shine Lipstick in Backstage Pink.
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INGREDIENTS: Eggs( boiled and peeled) Potatoes( peeled boiled and cubed) Curry Powder Iceberg Lettuce Lettuce Leaves Mayonnaise Chili Sauce tbsp Mustard Sauce
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METHOD: Drain and tear the iceberg and lettuce leaves and put into a bowl. Add 2 tbsps mayonnaise and mix. Transfer them into a serving bowl. Quarter the eggs and keeping aside 2-3 pieces for garnish, put the rest in the bowl. Mix 2 tbsps mayonnaise, chilli sauce, mustard sauce, curry powder in a another bowl and add it to the egg-potato mixture. Put this salad over the lettuce, garnish with the reserved egg slices.
1 cup Plain Biscuits crushed into crumbs 1 can condensed milk 300 ml cream 2 bananas juice of 1 lemon grated dark chocolate
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To make the caramel, boil an unopened tin of condensed milk for 5-6 hours in a deep pan full of water. Make sure the water does not dry up, add more water if it does. Open it the next day and use as caramel in the dessert. To assemble the banoffee shots, place a tablespoon of biscuit crumbs into the base of shot glasses. Add a dessert spoon of caramel from the tin. Slice the bananas then coat with the lemon juice, then place 2 or 3 pieces of banana into each glass. Repeat the biscuit, caramel and banana layers again then finish with a swirl of whipped cream. Sprinkle over a little grated dark chocolate. Chill and serve same day.
INGREDIENTS: For Crust : 2 cups Cookie Crumbs 3 tbsp Butter Melted FOR FILLING : ½ cup Cream Cheese 3/4 cup Caster Sugar 3/4 cup Hazelnut Spread 1 tsp. Vanilla Essence 2 cups Cream
METHOD : For the crust, mix the cookie crumbs with the butter and press onto the sides and base of a 9 inch tin and freeze till set. For the filling, beat cream cheese and caster sugar until smooth. Add vanilla essence and ½ cup Nutella . Mix until well blended. Add whipped cream and mix well. Pour into frozen pie shell. Cover and freeze for at least 4 hours. Drizzle 1/4 cup Nutella over top before cutting in slices and serving.
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WHITE BBQ SANDWICH
INGREDIENTS: Chicken 250 grams Garlic 1 tsp Meat tenderizer 1 tsp Tikka Masala 2 tbsp Cream 1 tbsp Yogurt 2 tbsp INGREDIENTS FOR SAUCE: Mayonnaise ½ cup Mustard Paste 1 tsp heaped Garlic Powder ½ tsp Black Pepper ½ tsp
Vinegar Cream Cheese BBq Sauce Crushed red Pepper Milk Salt TO ASSEMBLE: Cheese slices Bread slices Cumber Slices
1 tbsp 1 tbsp 1 tbsp ½ tsp 2 tbsp ¼ tsp as required as required as required
INGREDIENTS Mince Ginger Garlic Green Chilies Crushed red Pepper Brown Onions Cumin (roasted and crushed) Black pepper Salt Oil
½ kg 1 tbsp 6 ground 1 ½ tsp ½ cup 1 ½ tsp 1 tsp 1 tsp 2 tbsp
Tomatoes sliced 5 Coriander Leaves 2 tbsp Green Chilies (chopped) 2 Mint Chopped 8 to 10 INGREDIENTS FOR BHAGAR Ghee ¼ cup Crushed Garlic ¼ tsp Cumin (roasted & crushed) 1 tsp
TOMATO SEEKH KABAB
METHOD: Marinate chicken with garlic, meat tenderizer, tikka masala, cream and yogurt FOR SAUCE: Mix all together. METHOD: Heat oil, grill chicken for 10 minutes and remove, spread sauce on bread slices, chicken chunks cucumber, and then second slice, apply sauce, put cheese slice cover with third slice and grill sandwiches.
METHOD : Chopperize mint with all the given ingredients under mince. Leave it aside for 2 hour, give dum of coal. Make seekh kabab. In a large pan spread tomoat slices to cover the base, spread with seekh kabas on top, oil and cook on medium flame for 20 minutes, shaking the pan from time to time. Do not add water in the dish. Lastly sprinkle chopped coriander leaves, mint and green chilies, leave for on dum for 5 minutes, and lastly give baghar.
MEAT KIBBEH AKRAS
INGREDIENTS: Beef Mince (With Fat) Onion Garlic Corns (Tin) Crushed Black Pepper Crushed Red Chili Eggs Bread Crumbs Coriander All Spice Powder Olive Oil Oil Salt
½ kg 1 4-5 cloves 1 cup ½ tsp 1 tbsp 1-2 4-5 tbsp ½ bunch 1 tsp 1-2 tsp for fry to taste
METHOD : For sugar syrup: Take a cooking pan add ½ kg of sugar add as required water and cook until the sugar is dissolve into water then add few drops of screw pine essence mix it well. Now sugar syrup is ready. For Gulab Jamun: Take a mixing bowl add 2 cups of dry milk, 2 tbsp of all purpose flour , 1 tsp of baking powder, 2-3 tbsp of clarified butter, 2 eggs mix it well to make a soft dough and make small balls. Take deep wok heat t5he oil and fry it on a medium flame and keep stirring the pan, when its golden brown take it out and add it into sugar syrup. Take it out in a serving bowl garnish with pistachios and serve it.
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YOUNIS KHAN BECOMES FIRST PAKISTAN BATSMAN TO REACH 9000 TEST RUNS
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et another feather has been added into Younis Khan's cap in Tests. Younis became the first Pakistan batsman to reach 9000 Test runs. He recently became Pakistan's leading run-scorer in Tests by overtaking Javed Miandad's long-standing mark of 8832 runs. (Scorecard). Playing in his 103rd Test match, Younis has grown from strength to strength in the last one year. He got to the landmark just after tea, when he pushed England's legspinner Adil Rashid for a single, to bring up the landmark. (Younis Khan Surpasses Javed Miandad as Pakistan's Highest Test Scorer) His achievements continue his golden run in the longer format of the game. Earlier, he was involved in a 67-run partnership with Mohammad Hafeez (51) in the second innings to put Pakistan on top after bowling out England for 242 in Dubai. Younis holds several records for Pakistan in Tests. He is the only Pakistani batsman to have gotten a century against all Test playing nations.
Younis Khan already holds several records for Pakistan in Tests and on Saturday, during the second Test against England in Dubai, he became the first Pakistan batsman to reach 9000 Test runs.
At one point, he was the only player to have an average of fifty-plus in all innings of a Test match. He has scored the most centuries (five) batting in the fourth innings and has the best average in the modern era in the fourth innings with 60.59. The 37-yearold also holds the record for most hundreds by a Pakistani in Test cricket - 30 tons. His last one year has been prolific. During the two-Test series against Australia in October 2014, Younis slammed 468 runs at an average of 156, including a magnificent 213 in Abu Dhabi. In the recent series against Sri Lanka, Younis slammed 171 as Pakistan chased down 382, their highest-ever chase in Test history to seal a brilliant 2-1 series win.
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In the movie SPECTRE, the 24th James Bond movie to hit theaters, Daniel Craig returns as James Bond, with Ralph Fiennes (M), Naomie Harris (Eve Moneypenny), and Ben Whishaw (Q) returning to reprise their Skyfall roles as well. In SPECTRE, a cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organization. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. Sam Mendes returns to direct SPECTRE, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as 007 for the fourth time. SPECTRE is produced by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, from a script by John Logan and Neal Purvis & Robert Wade.
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Identical twin gangsters Ronald and Reginald Kray terrorize London during the 1950s and 1960s. Tom Hardy plays the twins in dual roles. Brian Helgeland, who wrote the hit baseball movie 42, wrote and directed Legend. He also directed Heath Ledger in the 2001 movie A Knight’s Tale.
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Prem Ratan Dhan Payo is expected to be a clean family films which will be safe to watch for every age. According to Sources "Salman Khan has a double role in the film. While in one of the roles he is cast as a peace-loving typical Sooraj Barjatya hero, in the other role he is a fighter." Salman Khan would be training in sword-fencing and boxing to fit into Barjatya's new film.
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Tere Bin Laden Dead or Alive is an upcoming Bollywood comedy film Sharma. It is the sequel to the 2010 satire film Tere Bin Laden starring Ali Zafar. The film stars Manish Paul and Pradhuman Singh. Currently filming, the film is expected to release.
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