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Up close and personal with the graceful and effortless Aamina Sheikh and why ‘Cake’ is going to be one delicious treat!
Cake is of a genre I haven’t seen in Pakistan. I read the script in one go and it was a page turner!
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Manchester City, Manchester United or Chelsea – where will Lionel Messi go?
Messi would opt for a club that would allow him to bag another Ballon D’or, and we think the choice is quite...
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Allahyar and the Legend of Markhor proves Pakistan’s animated films can be as good as Disney’s or Pixar’s
Its quirky characters and quality animation of northern Pakistan are captivating and invoke a sense of national pride.
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Her favourite red sweater and her favourite bhaiya
Zara was adamant on wearing the same red sweater every day, perhaps because her bhaiya told her he liked it.
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70 years of independence for Pakistan while FATA continues to be haunted by its colonial past
For a region marred by terrorism and suffering, the Riwaj Act will put an end to draconian laws of the FCR in FATA.
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8 times McDreamy was actually a McNightmare!
Seeing Pompeo’s fight for equal pay & Dempsey's outright disinterest in women rights, McDreamy proved to be a...
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Silly, zany and utterly delightful, Paddington 2 is a masterclass of children films
A brilliant example of what filmmakers can achieve with simplicity without overloading with excessive visual effects.
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Kumrat: Pakistan’s magical valley that will keep a part of you, until you return again
The valley gained popularity since Imran Khan paid a visit to boost tourism in K-P. I was left spellbound & enthralled
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#PAKvsNZ: 3 reasons why the Kiwis whitewashed the Men in Green with ease
Top & middle order batsmen were guilty of not moving their feet, but Amir & Hasan gave the most disappointing bowling.
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While Saudi Arabia was busy pointing fingers at Iran, it didn’t see its own looming doom
Saudi could make Iran’s recent protests pale in comparison, as it may no longer have the leverage over its people
