Tag: Film

In the tenth part of his series, Ishtiaq Ahmed tells the stories of stars that shone brightly in Bollywood, but ...

Rights' activist Nageen Hyat speaks to Amna R. Ali about filmmaking with a social conscience

Khadija Mughal appreciates the effort Emraan Hashmi put into Azhar, even if the outcome fails to impress

Khadija Mughal sees in Maalik a project which had great potential, but failed to grasp the complexities of filmmaking

Ishtiaq Ahmed continues his exploration of the Punjabi script and song writers of the South Asian film industry

Khadija Mughal thinks Kapoor & Sons depicts a family you can relate to

Ishtiaq Ahmed continues his examination of Punjabis in Indian cinema, focusing on the work of the legend K. L. Saigal

Ishtiaq Ahmed on the Punjabis who shaped song-writing in the Indian film industry

Khadija Mughal is of the view that Imtiaz Ali's latest offering showcases a fine performance by Ranbir Kapoor - even ...

There are many other reasons to watch Jazbaa besides Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's comeback, writes Khadija Mughal

Has Pakistani cinema finally come of age with Sarmad Khoosat's Manto? Khadija Mughal explores

Watch Welcome Back only if you would laugh at just about anything, warns Khadija Mughal

It's been a year of firsts for Pakistani cinema, and for Khadija Mughal Shah is a welcome addition

On this roadtrip be ready to expect anything and everything. Khadija Mughal with the preview

Coming out this August 14, Dekh Magar Pyaar Say doesn't exactly look 'patriotic'. But Khadija Mughal thinks it still might ...

The Salman Khan starrer targets bigotry on both sides of the Indo-Pak border and leaves a resounding message. Reema Omer ...

What should cinema-goers expect from Bin Roye? Khadija Mughal explores…

Khadija Mughal reviews the latest Emraan Hashmi and Vidya Balan starrer Hamari Adhuri Kahani

Khadija Mughal reviews Pakistan’s first ever feature-length animated movie

The endless bad reviews earned by Anurag Kashyap's Bombay Velvet are slightly baffling, writes Khadija Mughal

Deepika Padukone might be the protagonist, but it's Amitabh Bachchan's performance that takes the cake, writes Khadija Mughal

Khadija Mughal reviews a typical Akshay Kumar thriller, which carries an age-old message executed with a twist

Maheen Pracha in conversation with London-based filmmaker Nasheed Faruqi about her short film Bubbles

It may not have blown away the box office, but the crime thriller with its vintage setting does not fail ...

Reema Omer traces the pivotal role of religion in Indian cinema, and how Amir Khan's Pk has challenged that narrative

Raza Rumi saw Dukhtar with the film's protagonist, rekindling memories personal and political