The Anthro Edit

The movie does have a few interesting moments, but none of them are actually scary.

For me, Nida Butt – the director – has proven herself as a timeless theatre guru in Pakistan yet again.

We are likely to remain a dirt-poor country because of our 200 million citizens only 0.5 % choose to pay income tax.

Being raised as a boy gave me a certain kind of confidence that I wouldn’t have had otherwise.

Four men, including the assistant deputy director of NAB himself, entered without a warrant and ransacked my salon.

It’s a movie which is packed with patriotism, romance, action sequences and a strong message.

Should Pakistan really be worried by Indian advances in the Gulf? In theory and ideology – yes. But in practice – no.

If Pakistan cricket is Gotham City, and Sarfraz Ahmed is Batman, the cricket board is definitely the joker.

In 2002, a drone strike killed a man assumed to be OBL. He was later confirmed to be an elderly man collecting scrap.

You may not have noticed him, but Ashfaq plays a flute at the Karachi airport between 10 am and 5 pm on weekdays.