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December 29, 2025

News Desk

Four Pakistani films that gained global recognition in 2025

. KARACHI: Pakistani cinema has made decisive inroads on the international stage in 2025, with a slew of locally produced films garnering major accolades on trusted festival platforms, signaling both a boost in confidence at home and a welcome recognition of creative depth abroad. The most historic milestone came through the feature documentary “Moklani – The Last Mohanas,” directed by Jawad Sharif, which won the Global Voices Award at the Jackson Wild Media Awards in Wyoming, a premier celebration of environmental and nature-based storytelling. The film follows the Mohana community living on Lake Manchhar in Sindh, whose traditional houseboat culture

November 23, 2023

News Desk

Nadia recalls how her visually impaired daughter gained sight

In a heart-wrenching account of a life-changing moment, renowned actress Nadia Jamil appeared on Mazaq Raat recently to reminisce about the amazing journey she embarked on with her stepdaughter, Nuri. A tale that began with the innocence of a three-month-old, visually impaired baby full of life, has now unfolded into a testament to love, resilience and an awe-inspiring miracle. Nadia, known for her acting prowess, spoke about the first time she laid eyes on Nuri, describing her as a confident and happy child. Little did he know that this meeting would create a remarkable chapter in both of their lives.

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