The Unstoppable Atif Aslam: A 20-Year Legacy and a Brand New Chapter
As Subah Aye Na drops on July 31, Spotify celebrates the artist’s staggering 8 billion streams and a trans-generational appeal that defies borders.
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As Subah Aye Na drops on July 31, Spotify celebrates the artist’s staggering 8 billion streams and a trans-generational appeal that defies borders.
The announcement has sent fans across the globe into a frenzy, with social media buzzing over the web-slinger's next adventure
Exploring the 2020 Cultural Visit of the Man Now Bringing Michael Jackson Back to Life
Invited by Zeeshaan Shah in 2020, Jaafar visited Pakistan to promote its heritage and positive global image.
Long before his film debut, Jaafar bonded with Karachi’s youth through an iconic dance performance at Lyari University.
Now leading the record-breaking Michael biopic, Jaafar’s journey from a guest in Pakistan to a Hollywood icon has come full circle.
Nihari began as medicine for Mughal laborers before evolving into one of South Asia’s favorite dishes
A local court orders PKR 5 million in damages over 2018 harassment allegations dispute
Conceived to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the fashion house, the show turned into a tribute to the late designer
The collection was titled "Pantelleria, Milan", referencing two places dear to the designer
Models walked under the porticoes in fluid, lightweight outfits, accompanied by live music
We explore one of the most frequently asked questions around the practice: Is NLP genuinely useful, or is it just another trending buzzword?
NLP is a practical, personal and professional development tool, not therapy.
Its effectiveness depends on the individual and their willingness to take responsibility.
NLP is gaining popularity in Pakistan due to rising pressure and performance-driven environments.
Common myths around manipulation and hypnosis are largely misunderstood.
The actor returns to the watery city for the unveiling of the comedy "Jay Kelly," directed by Noah Baumbach
Rainy skies dampened the red carpet at Wednesday's opening night of the 11-day festival
Local film professionals called on organisers to condemn Israel's bombardment and siege of Gaza
