Enterprise Architect 10. Enterprise Architect 10 provides powerful new tools for user interface simulation. Review the full list of features found in Enterprise. Dec 26, 2016. The Auratnaak Show in Islamabad. A full house at the London Book Company. The show commenced with Annie Shamim's comical jibes at female drivers. An architect, a witty conversationalist and a merciless comedienne, Annie had us in stitches with her mimicry of the female teachers at the Al-Huda.

The Auratnaak Show, a comedic performance by an all-female comedy troupe, has been causing quite a storm in since the last year. With the credible Kuch Khaas (a not-for-profit social enterprise) hosting its first show in the capital, all it took was a simple social media campaign and some good old word-of-mouth to get a full house event at the London Book Company in Kohsar Market. A group of five dynamic and gut-wrenchingly funny comediennes flew over from on the 23 rd of December to present The Auratnaak Show in – an early Christmas present of sorts. Tamil Serial Actress Usha Hot Photos on this page.

Since this was the first comedy show I had ever attended, my friend and I made our way to the venue with little expectation from the night. As the fabulous five made their way to the front of the hall, the crowd cheered ecstatically. I immediately spotted Faiza Saleem amongst the presenters. A lawyer by profession, Faiza has quickly become a. She has previously worked with internet sensations like Mooroo and Syed Shafaat Ali, and has amassed an overwhelming fan following. Ayesha Tariq is a published author of 'Sarah - the Suppressed Anger of the Pakistani Obedient Daughter' Next up, Ayesha Tariq, an innocent-looking girl took up the floor to shout at the attentive crowd: “Islamabad!

Do you want to pee?”, and everyone burst into laughter. A published author of the graphic novel, Sarah: the Suppressed Anger of the Pakistani Obedient Daughter, Ayesha soon had the crowd eating out of her hand and became my personal favorite within a matter of minutes. Amidst the humor, she addressed the issues of female stereotyping and the need for more unity among women, but managed to keep us laughing throughout. By the time the third comedienne took hold of the mic, the crowd was high on laughter. Sana Khan Niazi, a actor, entrepreneur and founder of Paimona – a brand that creates hand-crafted furniture pieces – entertained the crowd by discussing her constant career jumps, before she finally settled on the field of comedy.