I am eager to return to Pakistan, Indian actress Namrata Kaur
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aub ye kon namoni hai? isko to nai koi Pakistani marad pasand aa gya dosri indian larkio ki tarha
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all kaurs are sikhs
kaur is used for women
so raman kaur ect
while
singh is used for men….
so makhan singh ect
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No please stay India you are not invitedI am eager to return to Pakistan, Indian actress Namrata Kaur
ممبئی: بھارتی اداکارہ نمرت کور کہتی ہیں کہ پاکستان ان کے آبا و اجداد کا ملک ہے وہ یہاں آنے کے لئے بے تاب ہیں۔
بھارتی خبر رساں ادارے کو دیئے گئے ایک انٹرویو میں نمرت کور کا کہنا تھا کہ پاکستان اور بھارت کے عوام ثقافتی طور پر مشترکہ خصوصیات کے حامل ہیں ۔ دونوں ملکوں کے عوام کھانوں کے شوقین اور خوش باش فطرت کے مالک ہیں۔ ان کے والدین کا تعلق راولپنڈی اور لاہور سے تھا اور تقسیم ہند کے بعد بھی ان کے اہل خانہ مشرقی پنجاب میں آبسے۔ اس لئے ایک طرح سے ان کا پاکستان سے ایک خاص تعلق بھی ہے۔ اس لئے وہ کم از کم ایک مرتبہ پاکستان ضرور آنا چاہتی ہیں۔
واضح رہے کہ نمرت کور نے بالی ووڈ کی فلم ’’لنچ باکس‘‘ میں اداکاری کے جوہر دکھائے تھے اس کے علاوہ جلد ہی وہ امریکا کے معروف ٹی وی سیریل ’’ہوم لینڈ ‘‘ کے نئے سیزن میں اپک پاکستانی جاسوس کا کردار ادا کررہی ہیں۔
Mumbai: Bollywood actress Namrata says that Pakistan is a country of their ancestors, they are eager to come here.
The Indian news agency in an interview that the modesty cover people of Pakistan and India have common characteristics culturally. Both are meal eagers and happy nature. His parents were from Rawalpindi and Lahore after partition his family settled in East Punjab. Pakistan in a way that they have a special relationship. He wants to come to Pakistan at least once.
The gentleness Corps Bollywood film 'lunch box' had acted in the TV serial soon leading the United States 'Homeland' prison in the new season of the role of the Pakistani spy have been.
پاکستان آنے کے لئے بے تاب ہوں، بھارتی اداکارہ نمرت کور – ایکسپریسس اردو
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You did, and replied.
I mean they would definitely visit if there is some kind of stage program or something is happening...It is same for Pakistan actors too...It is not like any one is not going for any intent..Rather ae scope and space needs to be created in both countries where artist can go to each other places with some purpose to accomplish..May be some concern or some kind of shows...
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I am eager to see her return. She will most likely do not return. This will explain one thing. Action speak louder than words.
Some things are said for publicity. Maybe this will help their film sell more tickets in Pakistan.
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Interesting to play Pakistani in US show: Indian actress Nimrat Kaur
Nimrat Kaur will play a Pakistani character in the fourth season of hit American series 'Homeland'.
By: Indo-Asian News Service | New Delhi | Published:August 16, 2014 12:37 pm
Nimrat Kaur: I’m dying to go to Pakistan once.
After finding global visibility with ‘The Lunchbox’, Indian actress Nimrat Kaur has landed a chance to play a Pakistani character in the fourth season of hit American series ‘Homeland’, set in Islamabad. The Punjabi girl, who has roots in Rawalpindi and Lahore, finds the opportunity “very interesting”.
Currently in Cape Town for a shooting schedule of the Emmy Award-winning political thriller series, Nimrat says “it is very early on” to comment on her experience.
However, she is loving every bit of it – especially since her role of Tasneem Kureshi, a high-level operative within Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence agency, has been increased from five to nine episodes.
Nimrat said she accepted the role without giving a “second thought”.
“It is very interesting (to play a Pakistani character in a US show). India and Pakistan are culturally so similar…I belong to Punjab and there’s so much similarity between us. There are food-loving and fun-loving people …I’d just say it’s a country which is a victim of circumstances,” she told IANS in a telephonic interaction from Cape Town.
It bears repeating that the subcontinent was one nation till partition in 1947. The fact that her character belonged to another nation didn’t pose a hurdle for Nimrat. “It was more important to feel the part than to feel where the character came from. It’s an interesting character in the overall story of the show’s new season,” she said.
While for now the ‘Homeland’ team is busy shooting the show, Nimrat hopes she will be able to visit Pakistan at least once in her lifetime. “I’m dying to go to Pakistan once,” she squeaked with excitement, before adding: “My maternal and paternal ancestors come from Rawalpindi and Lahore. It’s a strange affinity we have towards people there, and I would love to get a chance of going there.
“It’s a dream,” added the actress, who is joined by Indian actor Suraj Sharma of ‘Life Of Pi’ fame, ‘Mad Men’ star Mark Moses and Art Malik, known for ‘True Lies’ in the show.
Nimrat, for many, is the girl who entices chocolate lovers via Cadbury advertisements on the Indian small screen.
‘Homeland’ will air in India on Star World Premiere HD starting Oct 6, along with its telecast in the US. Her character will be introduced in the narrative in the fourth episode.
It may sound strange, but Nimrat had never seen “Homeland” before she saw the pilot episode of the new season.
“I wish I had seen it before! After I saw the pilot episode, I asked for CDs of all the three seasons and saw all of it! I watched it whenever I found time between work,” said the actress, who has been going in and out of Cape Town since early July.
Nevertheless, she is yet to soak in its beauty in its entirety. “It’s my first time here (in South Africa). But I have not been travelling here much because it’s cold and rainy. Otherwise, it’s really nice and beautiful,” she said.
Back home in India, questions await as to when she’s starring in her next Indian project. To that, she said: “I am finalising something very soon.”
Nimrat Kaur will play a Pakistani character in the fourth season of hit American series 'Homeland'.
By: Indo-Asian News Service | New Delhi | Published:August 16, 2014 12:37 pm
Nimrat Kaur: I’m dying to go to Pakistan once.
After finding global visibility with ‘The Lunchbox’, Indian actress Nimrat Kaur has landed a chance to play a Pakistani character in the fourth season of hit American series ‘Homeland’, set in Islamabad. The Punjabi girl, who has roots in Rawalpindi and Lahore, finds the opportunity “very interesting”.
Currently in Cape Town for a shooting schedule of the Emmy Award-winning political thriller series, Nimrat says “it is very early on” to comment on her experience.
However, she is loving every bit of it – especially since her role of Tasneem Kureshi, a high-level operative within Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence agency, has been increased from five to nine episodes.
Nimrat said she accepted the role without giving a “second thought”.
“It is very interesting (to play a Pakistani character in a US show). India and Pakistan are culturally so similar…I belong to Punjab and there’s so much similarity between us. There are food-loving and fun-loving people …I’d just say it’s a country which is a victim of circumstances,” she told IANS in a telephonic interaction from Cape Town.
It bears repeating that the subcontinent was one nation till partition in 1947. The fact that her character belonged to another nation didn’t pose a hurdle for Nimrat. “It was more important to feel the part than to feel where the character came from. It’s an interesting character in the overall story of the show’s new season,” she said.
While for now the ‘Homeland’ team is busy shooting the show, Nimrat hopes she will be able to visit Pakistan at least once in her lifetime. “I’m dying to go to Pakistan once,” she squeaked with excitement, before adding: “My maternal and paternal ancestors come from Rawalpindi and Lahore. It’s a strange affinity we have towards people there, and I would love to get a chance of going there.
“It’s a dream,” added the actress, who is joined by Indian actor Suraj Sharma of ‘Life Of Pi’ fame, ‘Mad Men’ star Mark Moses and Art Malik, known for ‘True Lies’ in the show.
Nimrat, for many, is the girl who entices chocolate lovers via Cadbury advertisements on the Indian small screen.
‘Homeland’ will air in India on Star World Premiere HD starting Oct 6, along with its telecast in the US. Her character will be introduced in the narrative in the fourth episode.
It may sound strange, but Nimrat had never seen “Homeland” before she saw the pilot episode of the new season.
“I wish I had seen it before! After I saw the pilot episode, I asked for CDs of all the three seasons and saw all of it! I watched it whenever I found time between work,” said the actress, who has been going in and out of Cape Town since early July.
Nevertheless, she is yet to soak in its beauty in its entirety. “It’s my first time here (in South Africa). But I have not been travelling here much because it’s cold and rainy. Otherwise, it’s really nice and beautiful,” she said.
Back home in India, questions await as to when she’s starring in her next Indian project. To that, she said: “I am finalising something very soon.”
