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Even Ayushmann Khurrana’s brilliant acting could not save Andhadhun from its many blind spots
The screenplay and script could have been more stimulating, the only thing covering up this mess are good performances
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A lesson for Kashmiris from Manan Wani: "We cannot let the occupation manoeuvre us any longer"
We have to understand the designs of the occupier, for they will not let the Manans live for long.
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Remembering Sir Syed Ahmad Khan on his 201st birth anniversary: “I did not understand the value of time”
Standing at the end of old age, I retrieve nothing but regret and sorrow; an extremely exciting part of age has passed
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Is Saudi Arabia “taking over” Pakistan?
There are too many problems and too many road blocks. Why would Saudi Arabia take over such a daunting challenge?
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A faithful Stephen King adaptation, Pet Sematary is bringing scary back!
Fans tired of watching the same old horror movie formula rehashed finally have something scary to looking forward to!
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The new high: You’re depressed not because “your life sucks” but because of Facebook and Instagram
Every like/comment is like a shot of dopamine, giving a false sense of happiness. We get ‘high’ on others’...
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The Donkey King: An epitome of quality, comedy and democracy
It keeps the audience roaring with laughter. One can notice how the filmmakers paid a lot of attention to detail.
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‘Naya Pakistan’ – PTI’s best-selling joke
Losing seats you previously won, that too in the by-polls (which always favour the sitting government) is a bad sign.
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Has Novak Djokovic become the greatest tennis player of all time?
At his best, Djokovic is simply unplayable. Now he’s back at the helm of men’s tennis. And he is perfect this...
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#MeToo, the cause of many sleepless nights for men
To many, the movement felt like a joke, not to be taken seriously, because there are simply too many stories.
