Film

Rampal’s new television show hopes to change people’s perceptions about actors.

Rana plays the lead role in Eid releases Thakur 420 and Dane Pe Dana.

Yes, there are times, when a piece of fiction is so bad, it is good, but Drive Angry is just bad.

The star has retired from Lollywood but wants to help young directors and actors make a name for themselves.

Pakistani singer has taken on the lead role in Vivek Kumar’s film.

Cameron and producer Jon Landau showed 18 minutes of film in the huge screening room at Paramount Studios.

Ryan Reynold’s fails to shine as brightly as he did in The Propsoal.

For those already familiar with the Warhammer franchise, Space Marines is a dream come true.

Director Syed Faisal Bukhari talks about the turbulent journey of Lollywood films.

The Pirates of the Caribbean actor speaks about his latest project.

Eleven directors from 11 cities around the world have collaborated on Project 11.

MTV’s “Awkward” is not just another run-of-the-mill sitcom about high school.

Malini rues the change in preferences of producers.

It isn’t just toilet humour that dumbs it down: typical insecurities that do deserve attention are explored poorly.

It’s fun, it’s entertaining and somewhere below action it asks astute questions about race, society and community.

The actor has started shooting for The Last Stand.

Team behind record-breaking film Dabangg fired by Khan brothers.

Film is raunchy enough to be appealing to younger audiences but it might not appeal to a wider audience.

Hackers replaced the kid show’s transmission with R-rated videos.

Acclaimed film-maker Sanjay Leela Bhansali says real friends are hard to find.

New drama will feature call’s Junaid and Bilal Khan.

A half-baked, inane novel, Invisible Lines works by assuming both the reader and its own characters to be stupid.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 took home the top prize at the awards show evening.

Midnight in Paris is probably the most satisfying Woody Allen film in decades.

Lars Von Trier’s films aren’t really known for their mass appeal - at least you’ll be in for a visual treat.

Designed for young readers, the book provides a fun read and has colourful illustrations to keep children engaged.

Movie doesn’t quite rise to the excellence of those genre classics, it does enough right in terms of plot and action.

On his recent trip to Toronto, Junaid Jamshed sang a verse from his famous Dil Dil Pakistan. Double thumbs up!

It’s excellently written, its characters are well-crafted.

Although the video starts off pretty well it ends on an off-note far removed from the promising start.

The largest issue with the film is that most of the plot points feel a touch too foreseeable, and lack originality.

Thumbs up, for making a film on what people went through during partition.

What’s in a military uniform that makes women swoon?.

Dracula in Pakistan: the country’s antiquated horror films.

New trends in adapted screenplays.

There's nothing real about "Real Steel" except its shameless desire to please.

In October 2010, Lea performed at a benefit concert for Painted Turtle, a camp for children with chronic illnesses.

Pakistani singer to embrace The Reluctant Fundamentalist.

Hum TV’s drama serial dealt with the grotesque reality of 1947 and the influence it had on a family’s future.

Bodyguard starts off with an action sequence, and turns into a comedy before it finally becomes a love story.

The show started off with 13 contestants on board from India and abroad.

The Harry Potter film tour will offer ‘muggles’ a magical insight.

Bollywood star SRK hopes to encourage the concept of local superheroes.

Nihita Biswas claims to have marrie­d 67-year-old Charle­s Sobhra­j in a secret ceremo­ny.

Talks about her adoption, fact that she did not know her biological parents, and her love for her “real” family.

Tried shooting off a punch line, or throwing a joke at terrorists?

Receiving the signals of your favourite shows before your television antenna does.

The book is so engaging that readers will not want to put it down for even a fraction of a second.

An online learning portal has been launched to revive the love for Urdu in the hearts of young children.

Will the incident be mourned like the tragedy of Karbala for centuries to come?