Sana Khalid
A Quiet Love is a film that takes an unbelievably different route in an otherwise noisy cinema scene where people make loud statements about their love and suffer heartbreaks. This Irish documentary reinvents romance as
Maria Imran
The fact that Islamabad Safest City is set to rank among the world’s safest in 2025 is more than just a headline, but it also speaks volumes about Pakistan's capital changing the perception of the
Sana Khalid
In the modern, globally connected world of celebrity culture, even individual quietness can ignite embarkation. This is what is going on with the UK rap star Central Cee, whose recent statements in the press have
Sana Khalid
There is a formula that luxury reality television has endured, and the Dubai Bling season buzz is another confirmation of this. What started as a slick look into the exclusive social lives of Dubai has
Adnan Farooq
Not many Olympic adventures have had so much controversy and recognition as the Imane Khelif story. The Algerian boxer not only won the gold at the Paris 2024 Olympics, but she entered a hurricane of
Sana Khalid
The bazaars of Pakistan are not merely shopping places, but they are also breathing museums of culture, recollection and life in general. The Top 5 Pakistani Bazaars is a unique opportunity to see the centuries-old
Sana Khalid
The “Revival Year of Pakistani TV Dramas of 2026” is a term that is increasingly being called by industry watchers, and there is a lot more behind this term than nostalgia. This rebirth is driven
Maria Imran
At first glance, Basant 2026 appears to be about reviving a beloved cultural festival marked by colour, music, and community joy. However, when the Punjab government decides to provide free public transportation in the celebrations,
Sana Khalid
The Pakistan International Airlines has triggered new waves of overseas travellers following the assurance of passengers on a temporary fare cut on flights between Paris and Pakistan. This relocation is in line with a bid
Sana Khalid
The farshi salwar Islamabad has also come back to Pakistani fashion strongly and is once again a symbol of eternal grace. It used to be a traditional delicacy of the Mughal period, but now it
