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Watch Buried as a last resort, and certainly not to get a deep insight into the atrocity of war.

Faiz Ali Faiz and Thierry (Titi) Robin have quite literally been creating magic together.

“These two countries [India and Pakistan] will now focus on the military and society will not develop,” said Azad.

One appreciates Aamir Khan’s avant garde approach towards Indian cinema.

It has become a precondition of revolution to carry banners that read like they were written by six-year-olds.

A look back at some of the greatest moments in history reveals who revolutions' real heroes are.

One minute everything was normal, and the next, the big man in the sky breathed it all in.

Wake up call: revolutions do not take place in front of a keyboard or by sharing grainy photos of street protests.

Mubarak’s departure in itself means little.

The question the region’s observers and many of its leaders are asking is: who’s next?

Sharmila Farooqi on mood swings, being a girl-next door and the love of her life.

A laugh-a-second mockumentary on how appearing in the Sunday magazine can make stars out of random people.

Starring Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif the film explores how he a local conman pulls off the biggest train robbery.

The population of Muslims will match the population of Jews in the US by 2030. Will they have a strong influence?

Mirza Waheed, the author of The Collaborator, on life in Indian Kashmir and the struggle against occupation.

Moni Mohsin walks a tightrope between her works turning into pure social commentary or else caricature.

Petrol’s ways were as mysterious as his work. How he obtained a supply of bones was a topic of intense speculation.

Although the film moves relatively slowly compared to Hollywood fare, it is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride.

I’m hoping to get some sort of insight into the twists and turns my love life may take in the coming years...

Conventional wisdom says that if you want to make a man fall in love with you, make him chase you!

So now there’s a license to be horrible to your ‘significant other’ 364 days a year?

Designer Ayesha F Hashwani on vacations, hating sushi and hiding imperfections.

The next time you buy roses on Valentine's Day, remember that the tradition began rather more violently.

The snow glistened and sparkled for all of two days before the day time thaw turned it soft.

Beyond Crisis: Reevaluating Pakistan is both a revelation and a comfort because of its innovative perspectives.

Let’s try to clarify this a bit: Judaism is a religion, Israel is a state and Zionism is an ideology.

I wake up one morning to find that I’m having trouble getting into my jeans...

If you don’t know what Discworld is, then you’ve presumably been living in a bunker.

The Jewish community has faded into obscurity, with nothing but a few landmarks left to remind us of its existence.

No conqueror has managed to tame the unruly, fiercely-independent martial tribes of Afghans.

Television anchor Faizan Haque on honesty, love, and a certain special someone.

Whipped by desert sands for over 300 years, the Gori jo Mandar or Temple of Gori stands alone and abandoned...

Cyrus is about a divorc­ed middle-aged man whose relati­onship with the woman of his dreams is thwart­ed by her son.

The word ‘privacy’ does not exist in anyone’s dictionary.

Ahmed claims it is his consumption of dairy products and vegetarian food that keeps him fit.

I Saw the Devil is the fourth Ji-woon Kim film I have seen and loved but it is certainly not for the faint-hearted.

Two types of people in Pakistan: those who adore Malik for her defiance and those who would like to see her lynched.

Model and L’Oreal Paris Spokesperson Sabina Pasha on leather, fur, and the invisible man.

Up north, the water situation is worse than I had imagined it to be.

The Express Tribune takes a look at some of the most extravagant weddings of all time.

Flat Earth News is one book newspaper owners wish was never published.

Although the number of illegal Pakistani immigrants varies in US states, their situation remains one of constant fear.

Morning show host Huma Amir Shah on impulsiveness, humour, and the one thing she can’t live without.

Breaking the bank - despite the economic crunch, wedding expenditures show no signs of abating.

Forget The Social Network and put all your money on The King’s Speech for this year’s Oscar pool.

Looking to watch a typical Indian movie? Then it’s better to give No One Killed Jessica a miss.

From a financial perspective, this wedding culture of over-the-top nuptials could not possibly be more ruinous.

The tide of family that rains down to be a part of your joy day is enough to make you run off to Outer Mongolia.

Imam Asi has been leading Friday prayers outside the Washington Centre for years now, a form of ‘silent protest.’

Japan is about a whole lot more than snazzy electronics.