Pakistani cinema

Shahroz Sabzwari believes there is great room for improvement in Pakistani cinema, despite its commercial success

Speakers at IoBM Film Festival 2016 discuss impact of Pakistani films

From beginning to end, Nasir Khan’s directorial debut is an underwhelming experience

Director Ashir Azeem says film is a matter of great pride and honour

Indian actor rejoins ‘Zinda Bhaag’ duo Meenu and Farjad

Musician Sahir Ali Bagga on helming soundtrack of Mahesh Bhatt classic’s remake

Film on drug trafficking to hit screens in April

British-Pakistani film-maker Komal Pervaiz talks about upcoming horror film and future of genre in Pakistan

Apathy eating away at over 2,000 prints of iconic Lollywood films

Syra and Shahroz Sabzwari to play on-screen couple for the first time since they tied the knot in 2012

Award-winning director of ‘Ramchand Pakistani’ opens up about her next feature film

Model, actor opens up on upcoming film ‘Balu Mahi’, future roadmap

Experiences slight decline in business after earning Rs 32.5 million on first two days

‘Bachaana’ starring Mohib Mirza, Sanam Saeed and Adeel Hashmi to release on February 26

With Bilal Lashari’s ‘Maula Jatt 2’ cruising ahead, film-makers unsure if remakes of classics are a good idea

Industry stakeholders allude to what’s wrong with what is a matter of minutes

Pakistani cinema turned tide with string of releases

All in all, Pakistani cinema in 2015 had almost everything for everyone

Farouq Mengal opens up on ‘Hijrat’, rumoured differences with Rabia Butt

Veteran choreographer Pappu Samrat on standing test of time and carrying forward family mantle

Protectionist regulatory policies essential for sustainable, equitable growth of film in the country

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s latest documentary highlights the underappreciated music community of Lahore

After great success at Busan and an Oscar submission, the highly acclaimed film is set to screen across the border

Classics such as ‘Maula Jutt’, ‘Heer Ranjha’ were processed behind these very walls

No films from Lahore-based producers are being released this Eidul Azha as Karachi takes charge

Artists from fraternity weigh in on reasons behind below-par quality of audio in films

Spending time and money on a cinema outing should be worth your while, not barometer of your love for the motherland

One of the year’s biggest hits was Namaloom Afrad, a film about a trio of friends who try to rob a bank