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Mona Wasu, the protagonist in Millee, is over the moon these days. She has reasons to be. The bubbly Delhi girl has bagged a prestigious Pakistani serial, Rookhey Naina Interestingly, more than the serial it is the prospect of staying in Pakistan for the shooting that is more exciting for her more. "My grandparents hailed from Vasu just a few hours from Islamabad. I am dying to visit the town with my parents after shooting." Mona has joined a list of other leading ladies of television who have been lured by the small screen in Pakistan. The list of stars includes Nausheen Ali Sardar, who is doing Tere Ishq Mein with Juhi Parmar (Kumkum). Others who’ve crossed over Aamna Sharif, Kunika and Divya Dutta. In Rookhey Naina, Mona plays an Indian girl who goes to meet her father in Pakistan, falls in love with a boy there and then gets into all sorts of trouble with the authorities. A Pakistani version of Veer Zaara. Well, the similarities don’t sound very coincidental. Flight of grit Tighten your seat belts as Nat Geo takes you behind the closed doors of the Indian Air Force. Starting November 20, at 10 pm Mission Udaan is a unique reality series that will fly you right into the heart of the IAF. The series will showcase 30 selected candidates taking the Pilot Aptitude Battery Test. Only 15 will make it to round two at the Institute of Aviation Medicine (IAM), Bangalore. By the end of the episode, only five will go to the finals. The series profiles the lAM as a premier medical and research air force institute where doctors will explain the rationale of why some tests are vital for air force pilots. The Final Five will then be taken to the Air Force Academy in Dundigal, Andhra Pradesh. Here, for the first time viewers will see the very beginning of what it takes to be an Indian Air Force Officer. The chosen candidates will become a part of the greulling training that will make them among the best fighter pilots in the world. |
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