FICTION: THE MANY LIVES OF ZAREENA AND ABID Five writers, two recurring names and five distinct narrative worlds make for an intriguing storytelling experiment — but the idea Published 06 Sep, 2026 04:24am
THE ICON INTERVIEW: THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MEHREEN Director Mehreen Jabbar has returned to long-form television after a long time with her latest serial Dr Bahu. What enticed her... Published 21 Jun, 2026 09:40am
Sheheryar Munawar talks art vs commercialism, his 'second innings' in TV and self-improvement The actor sat down with Icon for an all-encompassing interview. Published 14 May, 2026 01:23pm
Review: Kafeel's rushed ending didn't do justice to the drama The creators squeezed all the emotional payoff viewers deserved to see into a hurried finale. Published 12 May, 2026 04:04pm
THE ICON INTERVIEW: SEARCHING FOR IMPERFECTION Actor, writer, producer and director Sheheryar Munawar is revelling in his ‘second innings’ on television. But he has strong... Published 10 May, 2026 08:15am
Review: SharPasand weaves a tangled web of lies, deceit and emotional manipulation The drama's pacing may have been slow, but it touched on several important issues, including how women are treated in society. Published 02 May, 2026 11:52am
Review: If you’re tired of dramas about toxic men and whiny women, Sher is the show for you The drama breaks the usual mould with stand-out performances and gripping twists and turns. Published 27 Nov, 2025 01:09pm
NON-FICTION : AN EPISTOLARY EXCHANGE Writers Fatima Ijaz and Taha Kehar’s email correspondence with each other about a range of topics evokes a time long before email Published 23 Nov, 2025 05:54am
NON-FICTION: The reclusive superstar Although an interesting read, Rekha’s new biography lacks insight and depth Published 19 Feb, 2017 05:58am
Star power Maithili Rao’s biography of Smita Patil is made all the more interesting with input from filmmakers and actors who Published 02 Oct, 2016 09:34am
Forgotten cinema from the golden age Deepa Gahlot attempts to revive interest in films long lost from the tradition of Indian cinema Published 10 Jul, 2016 07:46am
Master of her genre Looking back at the life of novelist Lois Duncan and her books that remain popular today, decades after they first came Published 03 Jul, 2016 07:57am
Rewriting Blyton Many of Enid Blyton’s much-loved works have been given subtle new touches, impacting the original style Updated 06 Mar, 2016 07:54am
The mystique of a superstar The rise and fall of Rajesh Khanna as told by Yasser Usman Published 03 Jan, 2016 07:35am
Review: Why did Mahesh Bhatt's play 'Daddy' disappoint? Staged at NAPA's International Theatre Festival, the play couldn't meet the high bar set by the original movie Updated 04 Apr, 2015 12:13pm
Aurora: Crazy about technology Asad Memon, Managing Director at Creative Chaos, believes in having ‘a work-life balance.’ Updated 19 Feb, 2015 01:21pm
REVIEW: House Full: The Golden Age of Hindi Cinema FOR many Hindi film buffs, the 1950s and 1960s are considered the golden age of Hindi cinema; a time when some of ... Published 08 Feb, 2015 06:51am
Valentine watch: Love in the time of Bollywood Six reasons to watch a typical Hindi rom-com classic Updated 11 Feb, 2015 12:19pm