The Way I See It

Another hour passes. Another unrecognisable body found. And we stack it all up in our heads as another tragedy.

“Dear Dad! I have received your money order of Rs40. Don’t you worry I have purchased my books for sixth grade".

Do people realise how television works? Are viewers aware of the challenges of reporting tragedies?

Meet Aslam; the ever-smiling 15-year-old paan wala, the sole bread-earner of his four member family.

Nothing is wrong with the formation of Seraikistan if it is created for easing administrative affairs.

Has the government encouraged young doctors by giving in to their demands every time they went on a strike?

A citizen’s suffering is not your chance to increase ratings. Show some respect.

There is only one phrase that defines this movie perfectly; "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."

To be really honest, I would like a unique name for our tournament. Why not something in Urdu?

When I was eight years old, I had the chance to be part of a scene in a show with Moin Akhtar.