review

Aditya’s first film in 8 years is an assault on mind, senses, sensibilities, intellect and intelligence of viewers

Actor criticised widely for ‘Ao Lay Kar Chaloun’

Despite clichéd message, I.R Omar’s play reinforces family values, cultural beliefs through power-packed...

The film is nothing more than an extended chase sequence

While retaining its comic nature, Younas Khan’s ‘Aaj Ki Taza Kabr’ deals with issue of terrorism

Aliee Shaikh fails to synch his actors with demands of powerful script

This noodle and rice bar is yielding delicate and delicious results with a fast and furious cooking technique

Pakistanis should be happy for not being subjected to the pain of watching a dull and tedious film

Sanjeev Sharma’s Saat Uchakkey is a movie about seven loafers

The film is stuck in cinematic limbo

It's been a rough fall for the movie business

The 129-minute film deals with the ancient story of Mirza and Sahiban

Abid Hassan Minto sheds light on Left-wing politics with dogged persistence

Parched stars Radhika Apte, Surveen Chawla and Tannishtha Chatterjee

Banjo slides deep into mediocrity

Pink stars Amitabh Bachchan and Tapsee Pannu in key roles

Many of the biggest, most anticipated blockbusters of the season have turned out to be downright disappointing

Sidharth Malhotra, Katrina Kaif starrer passes Bollywood romance test with flying colours

The eatery makes one yearn for good chicken – and a refund

Yasser Usman's book highlights the triumphs and tragedies of Rekha

In Ruchika Oberoi’s anthology, three strangers and their fates interconnect in unexpected ways

Aptly titled, the book breaks down various factors that have led to Pakistan being in the conundrum it is in today

Akira is a great example of a movie with a timely topic that suffers from outdated treatment

Pleasing three generations with three different cuisines at one restaurant is undeniably a challenge

HOB doesn’t have a specific cuisine and that’s what makes it stand out

They are profit machines and even when they're poorly reviewed, people line up for them

Both ‘Ben-Hur’ and ‘A Flying Jatt’ fail to deliver expected numbers

For a country that's been reviled for its racist attitude, UnIndian turns the tables on Australia

Remo D’Souza's directorial stars Tiger Shroff and Jacqueline Fernandez in lead roles

Hasan Mujtaba’s translated volume contains 100 poems by iconic Sindhi poet

Neeraj Pandey’s latest is a refreshing deviation from B-town clichés

Niloufer Mavalvala’s cookbook twists community’s authentic recipes, making them suitable for every palette

Another treat for Harry Potter fans in Islamabad

The movie’s crime is that it wastes opportunities and lets down characters that have the potential to be fascinating

Their menu may be extremely limited but that’s where the beauty of it lies

The movie doesn’t bring anything new to the table but does offer some suspense once it finally gets going

The small French-Italian restaurant in Karachi makes big food faux pas

The documentary follows members of the rebel group Nusra Front as they wait to be deployed as suicide bombers

There is a certain degree of predictability that is inescapable in franchises such as Star Trek

Looking is peppered with long conversations while its characters winding through San Francisco

The bakery has more hits than misses and would definitely be a good choice for sweet offerings this Eid

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is a wickedly clever, hugely funny take on mental illness, womanhood and what it means to be happy

The story sets its tone through Alices’ Underland friends being worried about the Mad Hatter

The author of 'Of bridges among us' recommends six books worth reading

Raza’s book explores discrimination in an education system that seeks conformity

We review the new TV serial featuring Saba Qamar and Zahid Ahmed

‘Captain America: Civil War’, in many ways, feels like culmination of story arcs that began with studio earlier films

The movie is irresponsible in its depiction of Pakistan's ethnicities and women

Located near Doctor’s Hospital in Johar Town, this restaurant is an up and coming eatery

This film is a singularly unfunny farce that doesn’t even retain the honesty and goofiness of its original