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Review: Vivo V7 Plus, a phablet made for selfie lovers
Phone is equipped with what the company calls ‘World's first 24 Megapixel Selfie camera’
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'Blade Runner 2049' review: A more fruitful second date with the Replicants
Movie is a masterpiece that needs to be admired for its authenticity and having its heart in the right place
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'Na Maloom Afraad 2' review: Entertaining but soulless
Though entertaining, the 'na maloom afraad' of Pakistani cinema lose their spark in this sequel
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'Punjab Nahi Jaungi' review: Simply put, it is a Mehwish Hayat film
With excellent visuals, top-notch performances and great entertainment, the flick hits sixers and fours on all fronts
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Secretary health reviews performance of hospitals
Integrated blood screening, vaccination and counseling camps in the health facilities organised
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Review: ‘Coke Studio’ is back and one wonders why
The ‘Sound of the Nation’ is trapped in an echo chamber
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Jab Harry Met Sejal: An every Imtiaz Ali film rehash minus substance
The film starts off well with a montage of Shah Rukh’s life and maintains the mood until the interval…
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Miyako: Not the sushi we were looking for...
Despite exceptional service, latest Pan-Asian joint failed to generate an impression
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Official poster of 'Punjab Nahi Jaungi' is here and sorry, we're not entirely sold
Yes, Humayun Saeed is rocking a dramatic handlebar MOOCH!
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NAB chief directs mid-term review of regional bureaus
Says inspection must be according to the prescribed criteria to determine the operational efficiency of bureaus
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Yalghaar review: bullets, bombs and bad storytelling
Rana’s choice to write, direct, shoot, edit and star in his own film reflects in the sloppiness of the final product
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Missed economic targets become cause for concern
Fundamental issues in economy remain, states think tank
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Is this new Karachi eatery worth a try?
Karachi recently opened its doors to a new eatery called Grotto
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Reviewing the new OPPO F3
OPPO releases its first budget friendly "Selfie Expert"
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Samsung Galaxy A7, phablet with the specs of a flagship device
Here's the review of Samsung Galaxy A7
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Restaurant review: Ambrosia is a cut above the rest
Ambrosia not just entices the sensory nerve-endings on your palate but feeds your visionary spirits
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Tarzan brings children back to theatre
Peedia Entertainment’s Tarzan was a breath of fresh air for plays directed towards children
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FUDO: Light on the pocket, high on taste
Read all about the eatery here
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‘Befikre’ is both irresponsible and reprehensible
Aditya’s first film in 8 years is an assault on mind, senses, sensibilities, intellect and intelligence of viewers
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Laugh out loud: Urwa Hocane’s debut single fails to leave mark
Actor criticised widely for ‘Ao Lay Kar Chaloun’
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Life lessons: ‘Horn De Ke Pass Karo’ must not be passed
Despite clichéd message, I.R Omar’s play reinforces family values, cultural beliefs through power-packed...
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First take: Nothing but chaos Lahore Se Aagay
The film is nothing more than an extended chase sequence
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Funny bone: Laugh till you die
While retaining its comic nature, Younas Khan’s ‘Aaj Ki Taza Kabr’ deals with issue of terrorism
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Let there be light: Dark Room is a reel better left undeveloped
Aliee Shaikh fails to synch his actors with demands of powerful script
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Review: Chop Chop Wok is all fired up
This noodle and rice bar is yielding delicate and delicious results with a fast and furious cooking technique
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The real problem with ‘ADHM’ is Karan Johar himself
Pakistanis should be happy for not being subjected to the pain of watching a dull and tedious film
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Movie Review: Saat Uchakkey is Supposedly Absurdist Comedy
Sanjeev Sharma’s Saat Uchakkey is a movie about seven loafers
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Inferno: Not at all towering
The film is stuck in cinematic limbo
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'Girl on the Train' tops box office with $24.7 million
It's been a rough fall for the movie business
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Review: Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's Mirzya fails to highlight real conflicts
The 129-minute film deals with the ancient story of Mirza and Sahiban
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Scale of influence: When a journey goes awry
Abid Hassan Minto sheds light on Left-wing politics with dogged persistence
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Movie Review: Parched is a tale of women empowerment
Parched stars Radhika Apte, Surveen Chawla and Tannishtha Chatterjee
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Movie Review: Banjo abandons logic
Banjo slides deep into mediocrity
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Pink is a savage indictment of our patriarchal society
Pink stars Amitabh Bachchan and Tapsee Pannu in key roles
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Movie review: Don't Breathe is a breathless thrill ride
Many of the biggest, most anticipated blockbusters of the season have turned out to be downright disappointing
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Baar Baar Dekho is easy on the eyes
Sidharth Malhotra, Katrina Kaif starrer passes Bollywood romance test with flying colours
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Restaurant review: Golden Chick is a batter fried disappointment
The eatery makes one yearn for good chicken – and a refund
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Review: Rekha - The Untold Story
Yasser Usman's book highlights the triumphs and tragedies of Rekha
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Island City: Rare and honest portrait of urban dwellers' lives
In Ruchika Oberoi’s anthology, three strangers and their fates interconnect in unexpected ways
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Review: Khaled Ahmed breaks down Pakistan’s internal war
Aptly titled, the book breaks down various factors that have led to Pakistan being in the conundrum it is in today
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Akira suffers from outdated treatment
Akira is a great example of a movie with a timely topic that suffers from outdated treatment
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We’ve got the hots for ‘Hot out of a Bowl’
Pleasing three generations with three different cuisines at one restaurant is undeniably a challenge
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Restaurant review: Hot out of a Bowl delivers comfort food at its best
HOB doesn’t have a specific cuisine and that’s what makes it stand out
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Don't Breathe scares up $26.1 million as summer for horror continues
They are profit machines and even when they're poorly reviewed, people line up for them
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‘Ben-Hur’, ‘A Flying Jatt’ fail to deliver on Pakistani box office
Both ‘Ben-Hur’ and ‘A Flying Jatt’ fail to deliver expected numbers
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'UnIndian' is the quintessential film for expats
For a country that's been reviled for its racist attitude, UnIndian turns the tables on Australia
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A Flying Jatt is what you get when Bollywood feeds on superstition
Remo D’Souza's directorial stars Tiger Shroff and Jacqueline Fernandez in lead roles
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Review: Glimpses of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai
Hasan Mujtaba’s translated volume contains 100 poems by iconic Sindhi poet
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Review: Akshay Kumar’s ‘Rustom’ has to be your weekend watch
Neeraj Pandey’s latest is a refreshing deviation from B-town clichés
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Bringing Zoroastrian cuisine to the fore
Niloufer Mavalvala’s cookbook twists community’s authentic recipes, making them suitable for every palette

















































