A s I settled into my chair last Monday morning, the blinding glare of office lights cast a harsh contrast against the theme of International...
Readings, panel talks, well-moderated sessions and karak chai — what else could one ask for?
A satirical look at our electoral wonderland; The Grand Circus, if you like!
My daily commute is a comedic saga that unfolds with the precision of a poorly rehearsed play
Visualising a nation that does not exist on the map today
Welcome to the world of the perpetually connected, the generation that can’t differentiate between the real and the reel but can dissect the...
Censorship sometimes fails to recognise the importance of respecting feminist voices in a society entrenched in notions of ‘honour’ and modesty
Final season of The Crown fails to live up to expectations
Do the events in Gaza signify a profound, deep-seated moral collapse for which we all must shoulder some responsibility?
Aisha Sarwari’s memoir weaves a raw tale encompassing themes of grief
Why is child-rearing such a monumental task?
Zadie Smith’s tale of deception, illusion and a multifaceted Victorian London
An exploration of the ecological crisis the world is facing
At Pakistan Theatre Festival, the audience were treated to a selection of brilliant plays
High street fashion in the Digital Age
The shift from genuine criticism of content to bloated praises sung by paid bloggers is quite alarming
Drama and storytelling sessions enthrall schoolchildren
Kuang’s latest offering is a thriller grounded in the world of books.
A book launch, held on the Independence Day, brought to the fore a side of the Quaid we never really knew about
A multi-generational tale of identity, immigration and resilience
