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Covid-19 has forced the closure of theatres around the world, but now audiences can enjoy performances online for free

Meticulously created and executed passion projects such as the hand-painted Shehr-e-Tabassum are few and far between

A year after the Balakot strikes, both India and Pakistan are still pitching their version of events to the world.

Parasite may be based in Seoul but it could just as easily be set in any metropolis with uneven division of wealth.

Above all, Parasite is a story about class and inequality. It is a great study in how the rich see the poor

The feuds that defined the past 10 years in Pakistan and could influence the country in the coming decade as well

In the absence of such institutions, filmmakers will have to continue looking outwards for support.

A closer look at Pakistan's presence on the international film festival circuit

Three recent films — Baaji, Parey Hut Love and Superstar — all offer commentaries on what their filmmakers think it

The back and forth in tobacco-related policies is nothing new.

It is good to finally be able to return.

Halal food business is booming in Manhattan, but many people don't even know what the word means.

The project’s concept reminded me of famous performance artist Marina Abramovic’s 2010 piece, The Artist is Present.

Viewing modern Hindi cinema from the perspective of its filmmakers

Changing times

Urdu at the NYU

“THAT day, everyone who learned about the death reached [our home] immediately....

These New Yorkers are working to promote Urdu reading and writing in the Big Apple.

SMS marketing is a bustling industry of money, numbers, ideas — and the ire of everyone at the receiving end.

How Pakistani-Americans are making their interfaith and interracial marriages work

"I rebelled. I said 'I'm going to marry whomever I want.'"

Documentary filmmaker Mohammed Naqvi and cinematographer Nausheen Dadabhoy have created ripples around the globe.