A party for villains by Annas Rasheed.

Annas with his family, before cutting the cake.

Why be nice, When you can be wicked. Be as wicked, as you can. No heroes allowed.

This is what, the invitation to Annas Rasheed's 6th birthday bash, said. Finally the children of city of saints had the opportunity to show some villainy. The Queen of hearts, the joker, Frankenstein, Maleficent......you name the negative characters and all of them had turned up, looking great in their perfect make up and immaculate dressing.

The party was thrown by Annas's parents, Mr and Mrs. Ahsan Rasheed, on 6th of May 2014.As the regular visitors of FarihaMunirShahTimes know, Annas's incredibly gorgeous mom Mala Ahsan has already been declared, 'the queen of theme parties' by this blog. So, keeping up her tradition, the lady went on to pursue great details to elaborate the theme.

All four of her children, Aasiya, Aafreen, Azka and the birthday boy Annas Raheed were dressed up in exquisite costumes, portraying different villainous characters.

There were posters of such villainous, wicked characters, placed everywhere in the party area. Balloons, lighting, everything was used to create a dark, negative kind of environment, inorder to highlight the theme.

The Pinata hung high, a beautifully created Robot. All set to be hit by the birthday boy and to spread joy on the faces of his friend.

The guests were entertained with drinks at arrival. Followed by fresh popping, pop corns.

There was also an arrangement for face painting of the children. And no ordinary person but a renowned artist/ painter of the city, Farrah was assigned the task.

Mala (also known as Shimaila Jabeen), had also set a theme for mothers of the children invited at the party. They had to wear, either Black or White. Where most of the ladies appeared dressed in Black, Mala herself glowed and sparkled in White.

Mr. Ahsan Rasheed, who is among the biggest philanthropists of Multan, alongwith being a successful industrialist, as he is the owner of 'Shama banaspati'. Remained at ease, showing his usual courtesy and humility, with a smile, greeting and entertaining friends of his children.

Whereas, Annas' sister Aafreen was in charge of the comparing of the event and conducting the games. And thoroughly entertained all the guests, telling different anecdotes and keeping everybody on their toes, with different activities.

Finally, a scrumptious dinner was served. And everybody was excited to see the drinks being served in glasses labelled 'poison'. Showing the true spirit of the villains, children took them gladly.

At the end, let us inform you that Annas Rasheed is one boy, whose maximum birthdays have been featured on this blog. The variety of themes and novelty of ideas, shown by his mother Mala Ahsan are amazing. Congratulations to her and to entire family.

Looking forward to more fun in the future.

A birthday cake for a villain.

Shooting candles being set alight.

Fariha Munir, Zahra Shah, Hajra Shah, Mala Ahsan.

The musical chair.

These little angels tried to put on some villainous styles.

The games are on.

Irum Zaigham, Ambreen and Farhana, eating and gossiping together.

Mrs. Shehla Jafri.

Ahmed Faisal Hameed,
Smile and smile and be a villain.

The guests.

Tehmina Khakwani and Fadia Kashif.

Zahra Shah and Hajra Shah

Tehmina with a friend

Annas with a friend.

Beautiful Mala and Ahsan.

Queen of hearts,
Hajra Shah.

Pinata.

Face painting.

Aasiya, Aafreen and Azka with the birthday boy,
their brother Anass Rasheed.

The birthday boy, showing his villainy.

The beautifully laid dinner.

The pop corn cart.

Celebration.

A drink, villains deserve.

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