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Cold blood, warm attachments
A haunting murder in a quiet town is half the story. The other half lies in the mind of the author.
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The white woman's burden
Secrets We Keep does not shy away from peeling back the layers of class divide and false comforts of privilege
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Beyond bills and debates
In A Legislative Odyssey, ex-senator Dr Karim Ahmed Khuwaja offers an insider’s view of lawmaking in Pakistan
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The Pilgrims review: bhullans, borders & broken belongings
Muhammed Asif Nawaz’s novel traverses landscapes of heartbreak, heritage & hope
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The Leopard review: hankering for oblivion in Sicily
Dive into 19th-century Sicily, a land on the cusp of dramatic change, to experience the opulence of the aristocracy
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Between the tracks of grief and retribution
The final season of "Wrong Side of the Tracks" plunges viewers back into the volatile neighbourhood of Entrevías
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When Life Gives You Tangerines — and everlasting love
The latest K-drama getting rave reviews unfolds a family saga set in the stunning Jeju Island
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Passion, pressure, potential and PSL X
As Pakistan’s beloved league turns 10, cracks emerge amid fan fatigue, franchise frustration, and fading star power.
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Adolescence review: unmasking the toxic algorithm
Digital dangers, toxic masculinity and parental blind spots converge in the show
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A voice of resistance
More than a decade after her passing, Abeda Iqbal Azad's legacy as an activist poet still echoes deeply
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Can enlightenment forge peace?
Moonis Ahmar's new book links persistent conflicts to Pakistan's inability to embrace enlightenment principles
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Bingeing on comfort
American family dramas captivate audiences by portraying relatable life experiences within idyllic settings
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From simulation to spirituality
From Plato’s Cave to religion, people across history have pondered whether ours is truly the ultimate reality
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Running Point review: a winning comeback but comedic letdown
With trite tropes & run-of-the-mill roles, the show just hovers on the comedy barometer as an amusing show
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The Mehta Boys review: of fathers and sons
Boman Irani’s is a deeply relatable tale of navigating intergenerational bonds with love
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The Serpent slithering through the Hippie Trail
Netflix’s The Serpent attempts to capture the twisted reality of Charles Sobhraj’s crimes
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A surrealist critique of society
A pioneering figure in Urdu literature, Mazharul Islam blends reality with magical realism in his latest novel
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Heart Tantrums review: the price of partnership
Aisha Sarwari’s raw and unflinching memoir lays bare the contradictions of love, marriage, and feminism
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A life in perfect harmony
The Only Girl In The Orchestra explores the life of Orin O’Brien, the first woman in the New York Philharmonic
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The scorpion, the turtle and The Killer
The central theme of David Fincher’s 2023 film evokes Sufi parables that warn us away from self-destructive cycles
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The Children’s Train review: a voyage through love & loss
The film takes us on an emotional journey through poverty, sacrifice & the resilience of the human spirit
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Why nations succeed
Inclusive institutions drive prosperity, while corruption and selective laws lead to ruin
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The eerie episode that inspired Squid Game
When its new season dropped, the Internet threw up remnants of a macabre past which still haunts Korea
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Black Warrant review: behind the bars of Tihar
The series peels back the layers of India’s infamous Tihar Jail, exposing power, corruption & resilience
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Our friend Neil, the monster we never saw
While we were loving Gaiman and his work, he was using his fandom as bait
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The Flying Man review: balancing reason with revelation
The book shows how the Golden Age of Islamic thought shaped thinking in all the Abrahamic faiths
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Asura review: secrets, siblings and sukiyaki
The series is a delicate portrait of a family in turmoil, brought together by knowledge of a father’s infidelity
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The people of Bedan
From Abrahamic accounts to the Vedas, one can trace the signs of Pashtun ethos enduring to this day
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The Monsoon War review: women unchained
The novel explores resistance and empowerment in a totalitarian society that strips women of freedom
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Art, ruin and reckoning
Shocking revelations about Neil Gaiman, Alice Munro & Cormac McCarthy rocked the literary world in 2024
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Torn hearts and troubled streets
Amidst the Dead explores love, loss & self-discovery against the backdrop of conflict-stricken Peshawar in the 2000s
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Under the weight of absurdity
‘Mother, Couch’ & ‘Lost Lake Confessions’ explore how we confront pressures of family, friendship & mortality
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Singham again: roars but barely soars
Rohit Shetty’s cop universe returns with cranked up action, but the storyline falters in the chaos
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The gravitational pull of Hayao Miyazaki
The legendary Studio Ghibli founder delivers another masterpiece with The Boy and the Heron
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Australia reviews 66 military export permits to Israel: Report
Permits are being assessed to ensure compliance with Australia’s human rights, international commitments
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The folly of Joker: Folie à Deux
In trying to subvert the expectations of fans of the 2019 film, the sequel loses the plot entirely
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The Cook of Castamar review: of noble feasts & sinister schemes
In a bustling 18th-century kitchen, the series simmers with rich aromas of love, intrigue, and betrayal
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His Three Daughters review: family fractures & final goodbyes
Stunning performances and a deeply moving story make it a ‘must see’ for anyone who has lost a loved one
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Netflix has no chill
Why a streaming service like Netflix is cancelling shows that have fan following
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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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