Mix Mithayee / Sweets 5 Kilograms Traditional Pakistani Mix Sweets Traditional Pakistani sweets delivered fresh, made by the best mithai shops in town. Fresh Assorted Mithai from the reputable and leading vendors in the country like Shereen Mahal, Nirala, Marriott Hotels and other sources of high reputation.The delicious assortment include Gulab Jamun, Ras Gulla, Barfi (various), Chum Chum, Khalakhand, Balo Shahi, Habshi Halwa, Sohan Halwa, etc(sweets and vendors mentioned above may vary for locations).

Send sweets mix mithayee 2kg Traditional Pakistani Mix Sweets Traditional Pakistani sweets delivered fresh, made by the best mithai shops in town. Fresh Assorted Mithai from the reputable and leading vendors in the country like Shereen Mahal, Nirala, Marriott Hotels and other sources of high reputation.The delicious assortment include Gulab Jamun, Ras Gulla, Barfi (various), Chum Chum, Khalakhand, Balo Shahi, Habshi Halwa, Sohan Halwa, etc(sweets and vendors mentioned above may vary for locations).  

Cast : Shahnaz Shiekh, Javed Shiekh, Shakeel, Behroz Sabswari, Jamshed Ansari, Nisar Saeed, Badar Khalil, Qazi Wajid, Misbah Khalid.Writer : Haseena MoinDirector : Shoaib MansoorProbably one of the best Pakistani Drama ever produced is AnkahiStory BoardThe story revolves around a young ambitious girl Sana Murad (Shahnaz Sheikh). Due to her father's early death, her family is not so well off and she dreams day and night to be rich and prosperous like her friend Sara (Misbah Khalid). Her younger brother Jibran has a hole his heart and they need money for his operation as well. Hence she applies for a job at an office. Due to major blunders and her irresponsible manner, she fails the review, but on the way back meets the chairman Mr Siddiqui (Qazi Wajid) who offers her the job anyway.She begs working for the MD of the company Taimur (Shakeel). Sana is clumsy, irresponsible and does not even know how to type and that causes Taimur great problems and some hilarious situations for the viewers. At her friend Sara's wedding her groom Sajjad's (Arshad Mehmood) best friend Faraz (Javed Sheikh) falls for Sana and starts following her everywhere. He even goes to her office and ends up getting a job there, only to be closer to Sana.Meanwhile her aunt (Badar Khalil) arrives from America with her son Moby (Behroz Sabzwari) for a visit. See her mamu (Saleem Nasir) had written to her that they have become rich and famous, they start to pretend beg rich even to the extent of convicting their neighbor Timmy (Jamshed Ansari) to act as their butler. After many hilarious antics, the truth is filly revealed and auntie decides to buy a big house for all to move . The control of the family is now auntie's hands. Now the two sisters plan to get their children, Sana and Moby married. Both refuse as Sana by now is Interested Taimur and Moby loves Marium (the girl next door). Complications for both the cuss.... This DVD will work on DVD players that support multi-region DVD playback.No Shipping Charges at all across all cities :)

10 Red Rose Bouquet This bouquet contains 10 red roses enclosed in a white net + White paper Decorative, Multi color glitters are used to put extra shine on roses. These glitters have no effect on the fragrance of roses. This bouquet is for Lahore, Faisalabad Karachi, multan Islamabad Peshawer and Quetta Only.    

Qateel Shifai's Ghazal Collection."Qateel Shifai's first ghazal was printed in the Lahore weekly 'Star', whose editor was Qamar Jalalabadi. In January 1947, a Lahore based film producer asked Qateel to pen the songs for his forthcoming film. His first film as a lyricist was "Teri Yaad". Since then he has won numerous awards as a lyricist. He has had quite a few of his poem collections published, one of which being "Mutriba" which was awarded the highest literary award in Pakistan.Qateel's primary contribution to Urdu poetry has been to raise the standards of ghazals in films. Though this work was started by Tanvir Alvi and Sahir Ludhianvi, it has been brought to its natural conclusion by Qateel Shifai. His work brought a certain standard to ghazals in films and gave them a certain respectability.

Ahmed Faraz, along with Parvin Shakir, has been one of the leading Pakistani poets in contemporary times. His poetry is both traditional and liberal. Collections of his poetry have been quite popular and some of these have won major literary awards.