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With the King of Bollywood in an avatar never seen before, Zero has the potential to become a hero
A visual spectacle not only in terms of the star cast but also due to the captivating grandeur of the film.
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Procreation as a form of oppression: Why I don't want to have any children
He never got himself checked and was sure it could never be him and that the fault lied in the three women he married.
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K-P’s decision to segregate all-girls’ school isn’t just regressive, it is unconstitutional
Do we really want young girls to learn that women can only be on the stage when the men are banned to enter the hall?
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The final goodbye
As I lay in bed with the letter in my hand, I decided to read it one last time & then burn it along with the memories
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When scary meets quality: The Haunting of Hill House is not your ordinary haunted house TV show
The show provides some creepy moments & Flanagan effectively uses the house to create an uneasy sense of atmosphere
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The 2016 US Presidential Elections seemed like a nightmare... until the 2018 midterm elections
Such incidents are unlikely to dissipate in the near future, even if the Democrats win
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In the case of common man vs misuse of power, history will remember which side Imran Khan chose
A party that can't implement merit or respect law cannot be expected to implement merit and justice across the...
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With an unconventional kinship and a path of self-discovery, will Pinky Memsaab shatter Pakistan’s ‘maid culture’?
The subject will resonate in Pakistan, where female domestic helpers are an unacknowledged part of every household.
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Saif Ali Khan’s Baazaar may not be extraordinary but it surely is different
Well-etched characterisation, a riveting narrative, whistle-worthy dialogues and stellar performance by Saif Ali Khan
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They said women can’t play cricket or excel in it – Sana Mir thought otherwise
Her struggle may be unknown to all, her success may seem easily achieved, but nothing could be farther from the truth
