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Birthday bash for Zahra Basset and Mala Ahsan



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Friends are like embellishments, their presence adds beauty to ordinary lives. Being social animals, humans tend to flock together with their own type. At some places, opposites attract but mostly, happy people surround themselves with their own kind. Such people keep looking for occasions when they can share their joys with their loved ones. They never forget the special days of the people who are dear to them, specially birthdays of their friends.

There is a trend in the city of saints that you do not have to celebrate your birthday. Your friends are always there to perform this service for you. They get together and throw a party to show their love for you. September is the month of birthdays of many a stunning girls. Zahra Bassat and Mala Ahsan are among them. They are also blessed to have such loving friends, who do not let their special days pass without celebration. So, on 12th September, on the day of the most loving and happening gorgeous girl Zahra Bassat's birthday, a lunch was arranged in Mariam hall of Ramada hotel Multan. This party also served as a pre-birthday party for the beautiful Mala Ahsan, who had her birthday, only two days later, on 14th September.

It was a small but beautiful affair. Thanks to the lovely Saima Faisal, who personally handled all the arrangements of the party. A special, separate hall for the party. Flower arrangements laid on the tables and a gracefully decorated sofa setting for the tea. Saima was also first to be at the party, alongwith Fariha Munir. Zahra Bassat looked glowing and glorious in her beautiful Fawn colored dress, as cheerful, as a birthday girl should be. So did Mala, in her springy Yellow outfit. Everybody seemed to be in a mood to enjoy. Haniya Shahid requested Zahra Bassat for singing but Fariha Munir volunteered for the purpose but gave up after uttering few verses. Whereas, Zahra Bassat, truly surprised her friends with her melodious voice and ability to sing.

As it was a birthday party, the participants came up with a small game at the spot, which they named 'guess the age'. All of them, had to guess the age of each girl present at the party. Many a shocks and revelations occurred, when the guesses went wrong and the person in question appeared older or younger than the assumed. The greatest surprise came from Azima Khakwani and she was truly admired for her honesty. We would like to refer to all these ladies as young girls, but it had all age group representatives. Mrs. Zahida Sabih, Azima Khakwani, Saadiya Yaqoob, Rameen Anis, Shazia Fareed, Rabia Bosan, Saima Failsal. A little younger lot, like Mona Jahanzeb, Maimoona Qasim, Eesha Faisal and Misbah Ali. An even younger category was also present in form of Zahra Shah and Hajra Shah. Anyway, it turned out to be a true happening crowd.

The lunch was a perfect example of fine-dinning and was served in courses on the seats. First came the soup with bread sticks and garlic bread, followed by beautifully dressed salad and the main course. Then desert at the end. The guests felt, as if they were the judges of Masterchef and were enjoying tasting finest of cuisines. The presentation was immaculate. Female servers were also there among the staff, perfectly dressed in tuxedos and gloves, something not very common in Multan. We truly admire, the fine-dinning ambiance and presentation of the staff at Ramada, particularly at this event.

The cake cutting ceremony took place at the separate sitting area, beautifully decorated with flowers and artifacts. The cakes were made by The Little Cake Company by Zahra Shah. Decorated with sugar cookies, French macrons The little chef personally brought the delicious cakes. All the diet conscious ladies, who are usually reluctant to take even a bite, could not resist and thoroughly enjoyed the cakes and applauded Zahra Shah's skills as a cake maker. Well done, the little chef of the little cake company.

It was indeed, one fabulous afternoon, dedicated to friends and the gorgeous birthday girls. We extend our warmest wishes to Zahra Bassat and Mala Ahsan for an even brighter future and an even greater life.


Zahra Shah of the little cake company with the birthday girl, Zahra Bassat

Rabia Bossan, Mala Ahsan, Zahra Shah, Hajra Shah


Mala, Saadiya Yaqoob, Zahra

Rameen, Haniya and Zahra Bassat enjoying the cake

The young and glamourous, Maimoona Qasim
The Snow White, Saima Faisal



The youngsters,
Mona Jahanzeb, Eesha Faisal and Misbah Ali


The birthday girl, Zahra Bassat
The birthday girl, Mala Ahsan

Azima Khakwani, sweet as ever
The stunning Haniya Shahid making a fashion statement with funky heels
Shazia Fareed, looking lovely 

Rameen, Shazia and Fariha




















Maimoona, Saima Faisal and Rabia

Misbah Ali, Eesha Faisal and Mona Jahanzeb


Saadiya Yaqoob and Mrs. Zahida Sabih
Saima Faisal, Mala Ahsan and Saadiya Yaqoob in selfies with Fariha Munir Shah


The beauteous cakes made for the beauty, by the little cake company


Fine dinning. Menu laid on the table
Superb set-up
Perfect layout on table

Cream of wild mushroom soup with garlic bread and bread sticks


The main course
The salad

















The dessert
Separate sitting area within the hall for tea

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Habibkhitran said…
Lovely writing n explained well like we were there.Also all girls including Farihamunir shah were looking gorgeous. with love n regards .
November 10, 2017 at 2:21 AM
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