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By Rizwana Shaikh Elections are approaching nearer day by day and the enthusiasm of all political parties is on a high note. A hefty amount is being spent on print, electronic, and social media campaigns. Manifestos have been announced, claiming highly on issues like law and order, internal stability, energy crisis, foreign investment,...

With new hope for Pakistan in the near future, Imran Khan has launched a new ad campaign for 2013, Naya Pakistan. A large part of the successful completion of the project was because of the effort put in by Omer Nadeem. His strong vocals were contributed as the voice over in the main TV advertisement. The ad depicts the need for change...

Write up By Omar & Ahmer Qureshi Hidhyidans – an association of dynamic young individuals, headed by – Omar Qureshi, Alee Raza Maher, Furqan Buriro,  Ibrahim Khan, operating since June’2012, all dedicated to the cause of bringing forth to public eye the talented youth and the young of our beloved city – Hyderabad,...

by Rizwana Aziz Shaikh

In 1950s, some years after Pakistan’s independence, Lollywood was struggling hard to establish itself. By the grace of God and with the help of migrated artists, slowly and gradually our industry started producing quality work. In 1951, Chanvay (directed by Madam Noor Jahan) and in 1952, Dupatta (directed by Sibtain Fazli) came and with these movies, Lollywood made its presence felt as an independent film industry. So Pakistan got the way to success and then there was no looking back.
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Shazaf Fatima Haider, a Karachi based writer has launched her debut novel titled as “How it happened”. Shazaf’s book talks about the funny side of arranged marriages and how the various cultural backgrounds in Pakistan add more humour to the phenomenon. The theme of the novel is like How exactly strangers met in contrived...

By Rizwana Shaikh Lollywood actress Saima has suggested low budget telefilms as a possible solution to the crisis-hit film industry. She is of the view that Lollywood can be saved if all the concerned ones play their role accordingly and take it as their family. She is herself working in a tele film “Daivar bhabhi” along with Moammar...