Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy

Fahad Mustafa, Sarwat Gillani and Sharmeen Obaid talk 3 Bahadur

The film, upholding its legacy, will inspire the children with its release on 15 December

Madonna expressed her grief over Baloch’s untimely death

Documentary had earlier won an award at a London film festival

Lél shows the process of transforming hard stone into works of art

Actor playing mother of protagonist in ‘Signature Move’

Sharmeen Obaid claims that this is her "most special award"

Dream Big Pakistan features Minhal Sohail who is representing Pakistan in Olympics 2016

3 Bahadur created a sense of ownership in the Pakistani children, says Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy

The documentary, which focuses on the music community of Lahore, wins at London Indian Film Festival 2016

Video is particularly moving as it shows people showering love on stray animals, a scene which one rarely comes across

The award-winning director talks about what inspired her to make Song of Lahore, in an in-depth interview

A 2012 Express News interview is being circulated on social media to give the impression that it is a recent clip

Say it projects negative face of society

The two-time Oscar winner dedicates the award to 'the fantastic attitude of Bangladeshi police women'

Soft power is more than mere persuasion. Different countries use soft power in different ways

A Girl in The River uses simple cinematic techniques to convey a ghastly reality

Her video, posted Monday, showed old images of the play area before Sunday's devastation

Oh yes Afridi’s certainly entertaining. But so are clowns

The screening took place during the 60th session of the Commission on the Status of Women

There are still so many unsung heroines, whose less glamorous yet tougher life struggles, continue to go unnoticed

It was Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s award for her documentary, A Girl in the River and what unfolded afterwards in...

The poster just upped the ante for fans!

The film and the award prompted lots of conversation in Pakistan on 'honour killings'

"The most important career decision you'll make is who you marry" -- Sheryl Sandberg

Women typically experience higher levels of poverty than men do, even in rich countries such as those of the EU

Will Pakistan fall to priest or progressive?

World does not see a Pakistan that is diseased, but a Pakistan that is fighting to end the disease with valour

Morgan Freeman eating Girl Scout cookies on stage, Leo excitedly getting his award engraved; we've got you covered

Nawaz Sharif knows he’s the master and commander of the political landscape as it exists today

All societies have their fair share of divisions and chasms and Pakistan is no different

Veteran director claimed that the Oscar-winner stole idea from his 2011 film 'Price of Honour'

Film, as a medium, can educate, inspire and awaken, and in the process of doing so, amplify uncomfortable issues

Pakistan is not comfortable with powerful women, and it never quite made up its mind about Benazir Bhutto either

The Sindh Assembly passed a resolution paying tribute to her and calling for legislation against honour killings

John Kerry says that after initial screening PM pledged to change laws that allow such barbaric practices and murders

Wins her 2nd Oscar for ‘A Girl in the River’ as felicitations pour in

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy has now distinguished herself and Pakistan by winning a second Oscar

Sports an embroidered ensemble designed by Sana Safinaz at Oscars

Filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy wins an Oscar for the best documentary short

We bring to you highlights from the star-studded night

Filmmaker won for her documentary A Girl in the River, which sheds light on honour killings in Pakistan

Filmmaker has a much bigger fight on her hands

Chinoy says people won't think honour killings are a serious crime until people are sent to jail

PM praises Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy for her achievements during screening of documentary in PM Secretariat

The documentary nominated for the 88th Academy Awards in the Documentary (Short Subject) category

Along with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, prominent personalities from different walks of life will be present

Here's why we are drooling over the Oscar-winning filmmaker Instagram account

Human Rights Commission of Pakistan says more than 500 men and women died in honour killings in 2015

Oscar nominee 'A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness' is based on a Pakistani woman named Saba Qaiser