Ajoka theatre: Hearing and watching Saadat Hassan Manto
Birthday celebration begins with readings and clips from upcoming TV show on writer’s life.
Birthday celebration begins with readings and clips from upcoming TV show on writer’s life.
Literati and members of English Speaking Union gather for a reading session.
Sindh did not undergo“retributive genocide” & consequent total ethnic cleansing that partitioned Punjab suffered.
In today's Pakistan, criminals are given a hero’s welcome and laudable writers are forgotten.
Paying respect to literary figures could help improve the situation in the country, says Senator Rabbani.
It was perhaps fitting that the mehfil was held in a city which the writer adopted as his own.
Randhir reached for his bag and took out a book, 'Selected Stories of Saadat Hasan Manto'.
For a young man in Haripur, Manto unlocked the door to a world of ‘unflinchingly true’ language and stories.
Manto’s stories are a concave lens which sees through societal hypocrisy and reveals us to ourselves.
Even among his envious contemporaries, Manto was recognised as a uniquely talented writer.
Manto's writing was enthusiastically welcomed by those readers who had an interest in the process of change.
Writers, intellectuals pay tribute to the satirical writer on his centennial.
Manto's story was edited per official policy to present Hindu-Muslim riots as a one-way affair, Muslims as victims.
