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In Hogaya Mujhe Pyaar , nuances, like the way they shudder on "Achak" and the way Roy says, "Bhakar" are hilarious, but I miss the mummy. He had a distinct style, so his different tone will need some getting used to. Who knew, one could dance to "Khuzdar, Bhakkar, Kashmore, Achak! In both the songs, one thing which was spelled out successfully, was the message. It just popped up every now and then in every scene, adding hilarity to the otherwise mundane situations like paying the bill, playing drums, etc. Introducing the 'Sajna' who's waiting "uss paar". I almost remember all the cities they mentioned and also they've chosen cities which are the heart of every province, and whoever is aware of that fact will appreciate it.

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Ufone Ad 14 Anniversery Tum Hi To Ho Song 2015

Similarly, people from and related to Sibi, Shikarpur, Pisin, and so on would also nod their heads and form a connection with brand. For example, I truly understood Ufone's reach when they mentioned Kashmore that's where my village is. I almost remember all the cities they mentioned and also they've chosen cities which are the heart of every province, and whoever is aware of that fact will appreciate it.

Rozina Bhutto Updated Jan 07, Introducing the 'Sajna' who's waiting "uss paar". I don't think so.

In any case, the way he's included all the major cities in rural Pakistan tumhk his rap is quite catchy. Please don't mind the blurriness of this image; it's the 'Achak' effect in the recent Ufone song 'Hogaya Mujhe Pyaar'. It just popped up every now and then in every scene, adding hilarity to the otherwise mundane situations like paying the bill, playing drums, etc.

Ufone Song "Tum hi tou Hoo"

Then again, the current Ufone song, Hogaya Mujhe Pyaaris not corporate advertising as such because it only focuses on the 3G footprint of the Telco brand while Tum Hi Tou Ho encapsulated the whole brand, its essence, and its services by featuring characters from their TVCs. In his effort to find 3G in the middle of nowhere Shehzad Roy comes across Wasu and Faisal Qureshi and their quest begins.

Super card, super team, super fun! A photo posted by Sanam Mody Saeed sanammody tumhu Nov 17, at 9: The positive sign is that people at least the ones around me stop and watch it whenever it airs on TV and that's something.

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In Hogaya Mujhe Pyaarnuances, like the way they shudder on "Achak" and the way Roy says, "Bhakar" are hilarious, but I miss the mummy. The current video shows Shehzad stuck in the middle of nowhere, trying to oh 3G signals because his 'sajna' is 'uss paar' and he needs to Skype with her. As he's walking down a picturesque road, he comes across Faisal Qureshi and Wasu Khan; and their quest begins.

The previous song had the tagline, "Khushiyan, raabtay, muskurahatein; Ufone ke 14 saal" while this one osng on the following phrase, "Pakistan ke konay konay mein tezi se phelta hua.

That's a big con for the current video, because Saeed and Zulfiqar are brand endorsers and should be present.

He had a distinct style, so his different tone will need some getting used to. I was actually looking forward to seeing them in the video, but they never came.

While the production quality of this song is way better, with outdoor shoot at beautiful locations of Pakistan; it will take time to grow on the audience. I'm thinking Mobilink, Engro, and Warid here.

In Tum Hi Tou Hothey focused on humour and different packages and that ot portrayed successfully. tmuhi

The mummy was my favourite character in the previous Ufone song. Who knew, one could dance to "Khuzdar, Bhakkar, Kashmore, Achak!

In both the songs, one thing which was spelled out successfully, was the message. The sog is directed by Ahsan Rahim - who directed the previous song too, and the production house behind the project is Tadpole Films. But it definitely stands apart from rest of the corporate advertising in Pakistan, which is almost always too serious and melodramatic.