Arts & Letters

The case for a low-budget revolution in Pakistani film

But philosophy, like the cities it is born in, changes with time.

Tanveer Anjum’s poetry challenges the boundaries of form and language, offering a bold new feminist poetic praxis.

Almadhoun on Celan’s 'black milk': drawing a line between the trauma of the Holocaust and the Palestinian struggle.

Banned and exiled, but never silenced—Fahmida Riaz’s poetry stood against dictatorship and patriarchy.

A historic Oscar win for No Other Land shakes Hollywood and amplifies a Palestinian story, but leaves so much unsaid

Poetry isn’t merely surviving — it's alive in protests, on billboards, in memes, echoing from parliament to Pepsi ads.

In 'Toba Tek Singh', Manto exposes the lingering scars of 1947 on collective memory and national identity.

Cinema 73, a community space in Karachi where friends, strangers and city sounds come together to celebrate cinema.

Fazal Baloch's translation, In Every Verse for You, carries Balochi poet Mubarak Qazi’s poetic fire across languages.