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Will & Harper review: outing with friends
Tackling the sensitive topic of ‘coming out’, the documentary follows two friends on a road trip across US
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Legends of Karachi review: heroes born out of chaos
Mohammad Ali Samejo’ true to life portrayal of Karachi explores the challenges its denizens face
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Olympus is out of control!
New and old interpretations of Greek mythology come to life with modern flair in Kaos
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When glitz meets grit in Chazelle's daring vision
Damien Chazelle's bold and unflinching Babylon takes audiences on a chaotic journey
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When Ambition Falls Short of Execution
Anubhav Sinha's latest venture teases with potential but falls short of delivering a truly compelling narrative
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How 'Black Myth' Wukong' is writing the rules
China's AAA debut redefines industry norms with record-smashing fusion of ancient lore, high-octane gameplay
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Goldman to sack employees in annual review
Bank reinstates performance-related job cuts in 2022 after halting it for two years due to COVID-19 pandemic
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Women on screen, women in chains
The portrayal of women in Pakistani teleplays unpacks damaging narratives that need an urgent shift
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Stree 2 review: laughing in horror
A terrifyingly funny sequel, it delivers scares and laughs with a heartwarming story
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The Glassworker review: flashes of beauty and brilliance
Pakistan's first 2D animation film sets an exceptional precedent for cinematic endeavours
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A train ride to kill for
Featuring fresh faces and stunning action, Kill is a gripping story inspired by a real-life incident
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Deadpool & Wolverine: in blue and yellow at last!
We thought Logan was Hugh Jackman’s swansong as Wolverine. We were wrong. This is it. This is the swansong
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Panama suspends ties with Venezuela pending election review
Panama joins eight other Latin American countries calling for meeting of OAS citing Venezuela's election concerns
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Dynasty review: from shoulder pads to smartphones
The 2017 reboot delivers outrageous plots, fierce family feuds, and characters you love to hate (or just laugh at)
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Historical fantasy or whitewashed history?
Beneath Bridgerton’s dazzling costumes lie controversies about race and historical accuracy
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Na Baaligh Afraad review: coming of age cinema comes to Karachi
Nabeel Qureshi & Fizza Ali Meerza's latest venture struggles to live up to its promise
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US probes 2000-lb bomb shipment in controversial Israel arms deal
Supply of US weapons to Israel has become significant point of tension between Biden administration and Netanyahu
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Lost and Found, with an engaging twist!
The protagonist, a kidnapped victim herself, hides a huge secret that could jeopardise her good work!
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The dark side of the city
A 7-foot puppet monster shadows him, still Benedict Cumberbatch grabs all attention as he searches for his son
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Merry Christmas review: a star is reborn
The film offers a refreshing departure from usual Bollywood fare & a career-defining performance from Katrina Kaif
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Quirky justice!
A spinoff show carries forward the famous ‘howcatchem’ format that made Columbo a legend
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All about Friends!
Twenty years ago, the finale of the popular Friends was aired, watched by over 50 million fans across the world
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A Killer Paradox: the flip side of justice
The Korean series explores the psychology of exacting revenge for violent crimes and the moral dilemma it presents
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Pakistan-China strategic dialogue next week
Two countries will also hold a meeting of Joint Cooperation Committee of CPEC in Beijing to review progress
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From Karate Kid to Cobra Kai
There is more to Daniel LaRusso than meets the eye, and Ralph Macchio proves that in an autobiography
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Balochistan reviews by-poll readiness
Balochistan reviews by-poll readiness
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On Our Radar
A round up of everything on our radar this week
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Finding light in the ordinary
Security expert by day, poet and writer by night, Haya Fatima Sehgal explores social issues and cultural dilemmas
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Luxury, lies and loss
The backdrop of a posh Mexican gated community, reflecting a society where greed, discontent, and materialism
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A cauldron of clichés
An uninventive psychological thriller, Saltburn relies on scenes of revolting psychosexual behaviour
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Scandi noir for everyone
A Swedish series on family’s test & trial not only pushes boundaries but resonates with cultural fabric of our society
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It’s still a jungle out there!
Returning the crime scene for his viewers after 14 years, Adrian Monk shows that once a detective, always a detective
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Apocalypse, maybe
Netflix’s Leave The World Behind explores the familiar tropes of paranoia and anxiety when things fall apart.
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The return of the puzzle turned inside out
Staying with mystery-of-the-week structure 70s & 80s, Rian has done what many of his counterparts haven't been able to
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Propaganda masquerading as art
The Kerala Story is polarising the society, demonising Muslims and peddling Islamophobia
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A Disjointed Tale
Winter Tales: A collection of 12 stories linked by a frame narrative, with supernatural elements & literary influences
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Jubilee – for Bollywood buffs who know their poison
This 10-episode web series weaves a tale of the film industry’s glamour that doesn't shy away from exposing dark side
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Review: ‘Money Back Guarantee’ is entertaining in parts and banks too heavily on a star cast
The ensemble film featuring Fawad Khan, Wasim Akram, others, is quite frankly a let down
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Review: ‘Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad’ is a thrilling watch but not Nabeel Qureshi's best
Film offers a very original daydream to end corruption but this daydream doesn't make 'QAZ' any more profound
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God doesn't stop feeding those who don't believe in him: Abida Parveen
Singer does not take credit for her achievements either, despite how popular her songs become
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Abida Parveen, Naseebo Lal's ‘Tu Jhoom’ is soul-stirring and celebs, fans agree
The CS14 opener has proven that the coveted throne was Xulfi's Call-ing.
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'You' season 3: Problematic stalker drama that continues to be entertaining
There was a bigger villain in the third part of Netflix hit - and it wasn't the stalker I had abhorred in the past
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Keeping it in the family
Netflix’s bonechilling docuseries House of Secrets has sparked important conversations about untreated mental illness
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Jinnah’s life, career and struggle: review of historiographical accounts
This discusses various historiographical approaches of scholars on Jinnah’s struggle that led to creation of Pakistan
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How I went from loving 'Money Heist' to absolutely hating it
The latest season of ‘La Casa De Papel’ succumbs to powerful women falling apart like bread crumbs
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‘The Suicide Squad’ review: A Gunny, overt and gory piece of art
James Gunn's new and refurbished, comic-book-chastened film cripples the need for super heroes or super villains.
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Album review: Aam Tateel's ‘Khudsar’ is poetry in anguish
Band's debut album dresses verses from the writings of Jaun Elia, Peerzada Salman in rage and rumble.
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Atif Aslam's 'Rafta Rafta' is a good looking disappointment
The song is passively listenable but nothing you would willingly play or sing along to.
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LHC hears review plea seeking further detention of TLP chief
Hundreds of police officials deployed at the provincial high court, area cordoned off
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‘Dhoop ki Deewar’ and the lure of a forbidden, cross-border romance
From Layla Majnun to Sohni Maahiwal, we are a society enamoured by the idea of doomed love