Asha’ar Rehman
LAHORE has been rubbing shoulders with the great in the past few days and only some of them have been thrust upon us.
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Asha’ar Rehman
LAHORE has been rubbing shoulders with the great in the past few days and only some of them have been thrust upon us.
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Dr Mahjabeen Islam
A prerequisite before enjoying ‘Bol’ is an open mind. But even for the lead-lined mind of the zealot, just the sensory input of the film could break a steel-web or two. And staunch liberals might feel whiplashed at times as well.
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By Emmanuel Derville / LE FIGARO / Worldcrunch
This post is in partnership with Worldcrunch, a new global-news site that translates stories of note in foreign languages into English. The article below was originally published in Le Figaro.
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Nilofar Suhrawardy
Would it be fair to assume that entertainment, particularly the cinema-world is above all kinds of discrimination? There is no denying that Bollywood stars have repeatedly asserted and also displayed their commitment towards secularism and respect for all. But is the same spirit conveyed on the screen too, through their movies? This trend, which has begun only recently, may be viewed as still in the stage of infancy.
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By Maria Rainier
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Delhi Belly, a new comedy directed by the world-famous Bollywood director Aamir Khan, has still not been released in Pakistan due to the fact that the censor board hasn’t cleared the risqué new comedy.
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By Luv Puri
Sesame Street was first aired in Pakistan in English in the late 1980s and early 1990s, though it was far from the only exposure Pakistanis got to American television and culture. Continue reading
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By Steven Baker
Shah Rukh Khan has been forced to cancel his appearance at a gala dinner.
According to the Hindustan Times, the actor’s attendance at the event, organised by a Pakistan television channel, came under attack from a right wing political group.
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Elmira Bayrasli
For the past 25years, millions around the world have been buying elegant clothes and fabrics made by the Pakistan-based textile maker Bareeze. Not many realize that their money helps educate Pakistan’s exploding and underserved youth.
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Indian soaps are a rage among Pakistani women who love ‘saas-bahu’ sagas like “Pratigya” and “Uttaran” and the reality show “Bigg Boss” for their grandeur, costumes and larger-than-life projection.
“As they say, you always love to have what you don’t have; the same is the case with us.
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