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Kornél Mundruczó’s film Pieces of a Woman is not one laden with dialogues. Yet it says a lot

Pixar’s brilliant Soul gives clear evidence that the story of jazz can be very different, depending on who is telling it

After quite a bit of soul-searching, partly brought on by the struggles of the pandemic, Sheheryar Munawar has decided on a new

Originally from Gilgit, Hasan Raheem has moved to Karachi to study to be a doctor. But music seems to be where his heart really

Social activist Jibran Nasir and his fiancée actor Mansha Pasha make a cute couple. These days they’re seen talking about each

The half-baked plot of AK vs AK doesn’t take itself seriously, so why should we?

After blockbusters Balaa and Cheekh, director Bader Mehmood returns with most of his Cheekh cast in Dunk. Even before the first

What began as a 1930s novel about troubled nuns in the Himalayas led, a few years on, to a film classic. Now a new TV version

Shamoon Sultan’s love for challenges has made him one of Pakistani fashion’s biggest stars, with Khaadi right at the top of

Mughal-e-Funk’s version of Amir Khusrau’s Sakal Ban Phool Rahi Sarson shines a spotlight on the instrumentation of the track as

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Wonder Woman 1984 is by far the best superhero film to come out of DC in its clumsy present-day line-up

The story of Mushk (Yumna Zaidi), a girl from a conservative family going against her family’s wishes to marry Irtiza (Shahzad

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With 2020 finally crawling towards its end and the hope that a heroic Covid-19 vaccine will swoop in and make the next year a much