Book Tickets Now for DreamFest 2025 in Islamabad

News Desk

Islamabad: Pakistan’s first-ever mega festival, DreamFest 2025, is set to take place from October 17 to 19 at the Jinnah Sports Complex, Islamabad, celebrating sports, music, food, and culture.

The announcement was made at a press conference at the National Press Club on Thursday, attended by Jamal Raisani, Member National Assembly; Edward Piro from the Romanian Embassy; Sabina Zakir from The Millennium Education; international singers Aman Khan and Abraham Cruz; actor Imran Abbas; Arslan Mushtaq, CEO of Dream Sports Group; and Umair Khattak from Green Tourism Pakistan.

The speakers highlighted that DreamFest 2025 aims to showcase Pakistan’s rich cultural diversity and global talent, offering families three days of entertainment, sports competitions, food stalls, and musical performances.

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The music lineup features top artists including Asim Azhar, Young Stunners, Nimra Mehra, Havi, Samar Jafri, and others who are set to deliver electrifying performances.

A major highlight of the festival is the Celebrities vs Diplomats Football Charity Match, featuring stars like Junaid Khan, Mani, Mohsin Abbas Haider, Faizan Shaikh, Bilal Qureshi, and Agha Talal. A portion of the match ticket sales will be donated to flood relief efforts in Pakistan.

Tickets for DreamFest 2025 are now available on Bookme.pk. The three-day festival promises an unforgettable experience for people of all ages, featuring concerts, cultural stalls, sports tournaments, and a range of exciting activities.

Meanwhile, as Islamabad’s culinary landscape continues to evolve with the arrival of international chains and trendy fusion cuisines, one dish continues to rule hearts — ‘biryani’.

The aromatic, spice-infused rice dish remains a timeless favorite across the capital, uniting citizens from all walks of life through its unmistakable aroma and comforting taste.

Whether it’s a roadside stall in Aabpara or a chic restaurant in Blue Area, the unmistakable scent of steaming biryani drifts through markets and food streets, calling out to loyal fans and curious foodies alike. Despite changing tastes, biryani continues to hold its throne as one of Islamabad’s most beloved and enduring dishes.

From Al-Naz Biryani in Sector G-6 and Chaman ‘Biryani’ in Blue Area to Biryani Hut in Jinnah Super and Karachi Biryani House in Bani Gala, the capital’s food map is dotted with popular spots that serve this quintessential comfort food.

In F-10, Hot n Chilli Chilman ‘Biryani’ draws long queues, especially at lunchtime, as workers and students rush to savor a plate of their favorite meal.