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Read moreThe book Zareena and Abid: Two Characters, Five Authors, Five Stories is the work of five well-known Karachi-based authors, each given the same two characters—Zareena and Abid—and complete creative freedom to bring them to life.
Read moreWhat are the factors that have caused Pakistan to fall behind its peers economically,
Read moreAfter years of increasingly chaotic battles, Spider-Man: Brand New Day feels like a refreshing change for the series.
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Read moreThe film Obsession more than lives up to the hype, and it is easy to see why.
Read moreRediscovering the past has emerged as a popular motif in South Asian fiction. Sophia Haroon’s The Veil of Beauty has used this trope to great advantage, albeit by defying the time-honoured conventions of writing.
Read moreThe Unfinished Memoirs by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, based on his diary written in Bengali and later translated into English, offers valuable insights into the political developments that eventually led to the birth of Bangladesh.
Read moreThe American romantic comedy-drama Voicemails for Isabelle arrives with a fresh gimmick and the same old heart in a world
Read moreThe film Mera Lyari is a Pakistani sports drama directed and written by Abu Aleeha, with Ayesha Omar
Read moreDays before they are about to tie the knot, Rachel Harkin (Camila Morrone) and Nicholas Cunningham (Adam DiMarco) visit the latter’s cloistered family home situated in the snow-covered woods of Upstate New York. Instead of wedding bells, the couple soon hear the death knell of a bleak future as a series of peculiar events starts to unfold.
Read moreThe book ‘Main Hun Jahan Gard’ by Farrukh Sohail Goindi takes readers on a remarkable journey all overland from Lahore to Europe. In 1983,
Read morePakistan’s Energy Wake-Up Call
Read moreSome adages are rooted in clichés and fail to capture the complexities of human experience.
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