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Masquerade by Sarah Bilal Ahsan in FMS committee


The sassy and stylish, Sarah Bilal Ahsan

Sarah Bilal Ahsan, needs no introduction. A highly qualified, learned and enlightened, legendary educationist of the city of saints, who has been honored to head Beaconhouse, alongwith several other renowned schools in Multan and is still serving in the field sucessfully. 

Apart from being a colossal figure in the field of education, she is well admired for her amazing hospitality and social skills. She loves to host her friends at her palatial home and that is when she puts her excellent culinary skills to practice.

Recently, she arranged a respledent 'masquerade themed' dinner party for the members of FMS committee party and it turned out be a splendid evening, full of fun, finger looking food and festivity. Sarah informed all the members that she is going to provide them the masks, so they do not need to bring them along. 

Guests were amazed to see her themed based party decorations. An enormous, intricatly elegant mask adorned the entrance. There were glittery, sequined, shiny masks displayed everywhere. On tables, on walls, in vases as bouquets. The guests were thrilled at the sight and could not have enough of selfies with masks, in every corner of her regally decrated, aristocratic house. 

Members were invited by Sarah Bilal to display their singing skills. Uzma Khan and Shirin Tasawur mesmerized the audience with their amazing songs selections and skills. They were so impressive that nobody else dared to contest them and they were both declared winners. 

Sarah surprised the gathering by her cooking skills. The scrumptious, sumptuous menu included fish, chicken, mutton, vegetarian, Chinese, desi cuisine, the dishes were uncountable and everything was in abundance. Just when the members got stuffed to the fullest, the dessert trolley arrived. Desi sweet dishes full of dry fruits and milk creams. Most of them were made by Sarah herself. 

Sarrah Bilal is an inspirational figure. The way she has kept a balance between her professional life and doing wonders at her roles of being wife and mother to her lovely family. Not everybody has the cability and the energies to carry all this together, so successfully. As she did wonders at her masquerade dinber party. We thank her for herkid hospitality and look forward to see more fun from her side in the future. Keep it up Sarrah Bilal. You are great!



The beauties
Hafsa Ali Siddui, Soba Rizwan and Dr. Munazza Nasir, 
with and without masks


Gorgeous girls, 
Uzma Khan and Yasmin ahmood
with and without masks


Fariha Munir and Freeha Ismail
with and without mask


Shahnaz Nasir and Rabia Bosan,
with and without their masks


Freeha Ismail, with and without mask


Hafsah Ali Siddiqui


Girls, just wanna have some fun


Hafsah, Sobia, Sarah


Tasawur Shirin with Taswur Shirin



The fabulous feast of home made treats


Sarrah Bilal and Fariha Munir




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