Barzakh
Barzakh, a six-episode mini-series directed by Asim Abbasi, stands out as a bold departure from conventional Pakistani television.
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Maxton Hall – The World Between Us
A German-language television series comprising six episodes, ‘Maxton Hall — The World Between Us’ is directed by Martin Schreier and Tarek Roehlinger.
Read moreThe Rajiv I Knew: And Why He Was India’s Most Misunderstood Prime Minister
Rich with research and replete with anecdotes, Mani Shankar Aiyar’s well-researched book is an excellent contribution to literature on the political history of India and South Asia.
Read moreBeverly Hills Cop: Axel F
“Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” is a delightful revival of the beloved action-comedy franchise that captivated audiences in the 1980s. With its sharp wit, high-octane action, and infectious charm, this latest instalment breathes new life into the story of the iconic Detroit detective, Axel Foley.
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Pakistan and American Diplomacy
The future of Pakistan and the U.S. diplomatic relationship holds challenges and opportunities shaped by geopolitical dynamics
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Queen of Tears
OUT OF THIS WORLD
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I’m the Problem!
The Tortured Poets Department
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Jaan-e-Jahaan
The Bride Says ‘No’
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The Idea of You
Age No Barrier To Love
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Cluster of Disparate Writings
Streams: Selected Writings 2016-2023 on Media, South Asia, Development and Personalities
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Call to Action
Pakistan: Search for Stability
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Daghaabaaz Dil
Glorifying Cousin Marriage
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Timeless College Tales
Dial M for Madeeha
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Earth & Glimmer
Cry of a Karachiite
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Dil Pai Dastak
Riveting Rom-Com
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Intrepid Souls: A Memoir of a Minority in the Disappearing Democracy of India
Goodbye from Grandma
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Dune: Part Two
Sci-Fi Spectacle
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The Challenge of Enlightenment, Conflict Transformation, and Peace in Pakistan
Insightful Narrative
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A City, Cinema and A Community
Cinema and Chandni Chowk
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The Reluctant Banker
Rashid Maqsood Hamidi’s career as a banker spans over four decades, during which he served in some of the prime banking institutions, allowing him to extensively travel the world – from South Asia to the Middle East and from Latin America to North America.
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