Stories by Adi Abdurab
Adi Abdurab has written a Peabody Award winning and Emmy Nominated TV series. He has been lecturing for 6 years and is also a life skills trainer. He writes frequently on entertainment, technology and education.
Find him on Twitter @abdurab
A little paint, plants and responsibility is a fair price.
Updated 07 May, 2016 05:34pm
As a gamer, I would gawk in awe at gaming experiences but since the arrival of my child, I now look at them with dread.
Updated 02 Jul, 2016 10:59am
Creating odd jobs and encouraging our children to take pleasure in hardwork will create a generation of leaders.
Updated 05 Dec, 2015 04:54pm
Surely, these schools cannot just slap on massive accruals without any economic justification?
Published 12 Sep, 2015 04:25pm
If filmmakers keep sticking to formulas, we will risk letting our creative pool dry up and needing another 'revival'.
Published 17 Aug, 2015 03:34pm
Every generation had a current trend, an emerging trend and an underground one.
Updated 06 Jul, 2015 08:05pm
Will we eventually maim and mutilate it and leave it out to die on the streets?
Updated 22 May, 2015 01:04pm
Project RRC was declared in the 15 finalists for the People's Choice Award. It needs more votes to be in the top five.
Published 01 May, 2015 06:06pm
I don't think we are at the brink of annihilation as we keep convincing ourselves to be.
Updated 23 Apr, 2015 04:31pm
People associate him with Nazia and Zohaib Hassan but overlook just how much of our modern music is his doing.
Updated 13 Mar, 2015 07:11pm
Students have gone from wanting to acquire a skill to just figuring out how to beat the system.
Updated 02 Mar, 2015 10:05pm
There is suddenly a throng of good looking people all over TV. When did that start?
Updated 08 Jan, 2015 11:29am
On Dec 16, tragic news was again packaged into insensitive, emotionally manipulative videos and aired as a spectacle.
Updated 26 Dec, 2014 06:38pm
The notion that digital artists are just playing around on their computers couldn't be further from the truth.
Updated 23 Dec, 2014 11:13pm
A few months ago, perhaps as a byproduct of having seen too much Cesar Millan on NatGeo, I decided to adopt a puppy.
Updated 30 Nov, 2014 04:44pm
The end product, though not utterly horrendous, is still just a shell of its former self.
Updated 19 Nov, 2014 01:12pm
We are now living in a world where we either have to diligently monitor our actions or simply give in.
Updated 14 Nov, 2014 06:49pm
Awards are not handed to the best show, as the ostensible purpose is. If that were the case, the show would not have won
Updated 27 Oct, 2014 07:12pm
Most male producers/directors are so used to myopic views on women that they see no need for an expansion in roles.
Updated 20 Oct, 2014 04:00pm
'If it ain't broke, don't fix it' is the operative phrase, but our TV business model can be notably improved.
Updated 01 Oct, 2014 07:16pm
