February 17, 2008
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First PERSON: ‘l’m not Deepak Perwani’
 I’m the kind of person who reacts to everything and feels a lot. So pertaining to what’s going on in Pakistan right now, I’ve agreed to accept every foreign assignment that comes my way, I was in London and Cairo, and missed a flight to show in Geneva. Then I decided to go to Malaysia Fashion Week and on to Bangalore Fashion Week, Colombo Fashion Week,....
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In memoriam: Swaran Lata (1924-2008) The end of a great innings
 Swaran Lata, known to the world as the ‘tragedy queen’ of her time and known to us as our beloved grandmother, passed away at the age of 83 in her family home in Lahore on February 8, 2008, in the early hours of the day...
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OPINION: Changing citizens
 Archaologists tell us that the first ever rockstar had something very important to say. Sure rock ‘n’ roll has always been associated with emaciated rockers in tight platoons, singing of love, groupies, drugs and girls. But the species of rockstar has had a history of socio-political thought and action.....
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Spot light: “l have a twisted way of looking at the world” — Schaz
 The jacketed, executive-looking lady complete with glasses and straight hair pulled into a neat pony-tail waiting for me takes me completely by surprise. A far cry from the hip-looking protagonist and vocalist of the controversial video, Jalan, Schaz looks every bit the corporate professional that she is....
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Music box: Calling Call
Call has been one of the busiest bands on the music circuit having worked on a variety of music videos, patriotic numbers, worldwide gigs and various Bollywood ventures. Despite all that, however, Call’s second album has been eagerly awaited by some of the band’s most ardent fans.....
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Reviews Previews: The Great Debaters
 The Great Debaters is an inspiring story of four college students and their visionary teacher who took America by storm and made history. It is a heart-wrenching tale of a generation that raised its voice for the ‘right’; that challenged and won....
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Star buzz:
 “The city silently passes by its protagonists and yet remains present at all times by using quiet tones and delicate gestures. Match Factor succeeds wonderfully in describing how the two main protagonists who gently grow closer. We are excited about what projects are in store for the future...
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