Jaubi’s instrumental track Satanic Nafs is a heartbreakingly beautiful amalgam of South Asian classical with Western jazz

This is quite interesting. The lovely and talented Saba Qamar has, reportedly, nodded in the affirmative to a marriage proposal.

The Father is a dark, unsettling experience. It is not a thriller or a horror film, yet is scarier and more heart-pounding than

The much-maligned (for belonging to the red-light area) stepmother Nargis (Rabia Butt) finally wins over Rakhshi’s (Maya Ali)

In a world of male writers who were either good at serious writing or comedy plays, Haseena Moin — who passed away March 26 —

The flimsy summer fabric was, until about two decades ago, considered pedestrian. But lawn has evolved manifold since then

Banur’s Band is committed to showcasing indigenous music from Balochistan and its latest release Laili, does so with ecstatic

It is extremely disappointing to know that Rohail Hyatt is not going to produce the next season of Coke Studio, though he may

Three films, including two Pashto ones, have so far been made on the life of the Pakhtun rebel who became a thorn in the side of

Break-ups, make-ups and a looming divorce in the backdrop of Aliya’s (Sevval Sam) relentless plotting and planning keeps the

Other than the greater violence and the revert to bleak colour grade, director Zack Snyder’s biggest changes in the long re-cut of

Mahira Khan and Nina Kashif’s SoulFry Films is embarking on its first project, a web-series about a young cricket team. It is a

Melancholic showcases Maanu’s progression as an artist and is worth putting on repeat

Ever since Bilal Ashraf and Syra Yousuf took a selfie together (in which both can be seen in a happy mood) tongues have been

The underlying story of an underdog proving its worth in the excellent animated Raya and the Last Dragon is a classic Disney trope

With a title referencing the PM’s favourite expression, Vasay Chaudhry hosts Ghabrana Mana Hai, a talk show, featuring celebrity

A festival split into a virtual and a physical part, gender-neutral acting awards and terrific titles — despite the pandemic, this

Increasingly, the irreverence that was once possible in Indian films is no longer possible and would enrage today’s touchy

With cinemas out of the reckoning in the immediate future, Pakistanis will be forced to rely on Netflix and other streaming

Saakin’s new release Intebah cautions against manipulation by electronic screens