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A first of its kind Sci Fi Pakistani film that is based in Karachi releases its teaser on YouTube. Thumbs up!
YouTube video of the day: What kind of Pakistan do you want?
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YouTube video of the day: From magazine to stardom
A laugh-a-second mockumentary on how appearing in the Sunday magazine can make stars out of random people.
YouTube video of the day: Seeing Faiz through a new lens
Filmmaker Ali Kapadia makes video for Faiz's poetry, featuring background voice by Zia Mohiuddin.
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Karachi Literature Festival: Too many divides to bridge
Each panellist had a division of their own to talk about.
Twitter alert: Egypt, national issues, beauty products?
Atiqa Odho tweets about how her range of lipsticks are halal and safe to use.
From the pitch: Make way for Howzat 2.0
With the 2011 cricket World Cup just around the corner, multiplayer cricket gaming takes a step forward.
Media watch: Jinnah's Pakistan
Media discusses the current state of the country and how far it is from the vision of the Quaid-i-Azam.
Media watch: Shariat court's orders
Media discusses the Federal Shariat Court's move to declare sections of the Women's Protection Bill as un-Islamic.
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