Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar demanded the revocation of citizenship for Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor following the Venice Film Festival premiere of their Gaza documentary NAZA, accusing them of treason against the state
Actress Hayden Panettiere dead at 36, her father, Skip Panettiere, confirmed in a family statement as law enforcement investigates her passing
Bilal Maqsood's Urdu children's puppet show Pakkay Dost is back for season 4 on August 22, with two new characters and weekly episodes on YouTube
Anthony Ippolito stars as a young Stallone in a film focused on persistence before Hollywood fame
The legendary director’s streaming debut tackles the dark web of social media and dangerous online games, proving his heart is in the right place, even if the pacing belongs in a feature film.
The announcement has sent fans across the globe into a frenzy, with social media buzzing over the web-slinger's next adventure
Blending modern dating dilemmas with the timeless heartbreak of the Partition, this cinematic masterpiece asks: Can we ever truly move on from the places and people, we leave behind?
From Zumba routines to viral outbreaks, the Zombeid star on the role that pushed her to her limits.
Pakistan’s latest sports drama serves up raw talent and fierce street football but struggles to cross the finish line.
Exploring the 2020 Cultural Visit of the Man Now Bringing Michael Jackson Back to Life
Directed by Bilal Atif, the film sustains momentum with pop-culture references, measured songs and strong ensemble turns
Roy slams Gaza remarks by festival jury, withdraws from Berlin event
Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan’s film takes center stage as multiple local and international releases line up for Eid-ul-Fitr 2026
From familiar family conflicts to recycled emotions, why many TV stories feel predictable
From mainstream franchises to original formats, Pixel Entertainment is shaping what Pakistan watches next
After years of being associated with a fixed on-screen image, Hashmi’s recent OTT projects signal a deliberate shift
Starring Saba Qamar and Faysal Qureshi, the drama was widely discussed for its performances, but more importantly, for the sensitive issue it placed at the center of its narrative
After nearly a decade, Netflix’s defining series signs off, leaving behind more than monsters, memories, and bikes in the dark
From its promising start to increasingly troubling character arcs, this discussion is a no-sugarcoated analysis of what the drama gets right, and where it seriously falters
Noreen Aslam expresses satisfaction with Sanjay Dutt’s depiction, raises concerns over broader narrative and other characters
