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January 11, 2026

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How movies like item are hurting Pakistani cinema

PUBLISHED January 11, 2026 KARACHI: There are bad movies. Then there are worse movies. And then some films top the worst—an enviable category that Huma Shaikh’s Item occupies proudly. From a poster that screams cringe to a trailer that confirms it, the film eventually blossoms into a full-on cringe fest. Achieving this level of discomfort is no small feat. Item claims to be a film about women empowerment. It also claims to highlight the plight of women who are called “objects” for daring to step outside their homes to earn a living. In fact, it does neither. Instead, it operates

December 31, 2025

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When Karachi used to watch movies together

On weekday afternoons in Karachi, movie theaters used to be packed with rickshaw pullers, laborers, students skipping lectures and families seeking relief from the heat. The seats were worn, the headlights unreliable, but the promise was simple: for a few hours, everyone could sit in the dark and disappear into a story. This version of cinema has almost disappeared. As single-screen theaters continue to close and films shift to mall multiplexes with ticket prices reaching Rs 1,500, Pakistan’s film community is asking a question that goes beyond box office numbers: what happens to a city when affordable mass entertainment disappears?

December 12, 2025

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Guide to Milly Alcock’s hit series, movies now streaming

Guide to Milly Alcock’s hit series, movies now streaming Milly Alcock is soaring higher than ever with blockbuster movies and series. The Australian actor, who was recently seen in an action packed Supergirl trailer, has played similar and darker roles in the past. According to Tudumfans of the actress recognized her intensity in the new trailer from her starring role as young Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragonwhich also earned her a Critics’ Choice nomination for Best Actress in a Drama Series. Alcock also starred in shows such as Wonderland, Fighting Seasonand Upright. Earlier this summer he made a

November 9, 2025

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Two movies, one review

Two films from Asia and the Middle East — Japan’s “Black Box Diaries” and Israel’s “The Sea” — are igniting public debate, confronting both entrenched power structures and the limits of expression in their deeply polarized societies. Each offers an unflinching look at truth, empathy and resistance through personal narrative, albeit under very different circumstances. In Japan, “Black Box Diaries” marks a defining moment for the country’s #MeToo movement as it prepares to be shown domestically for the first time. Directed by journalist and activist Shiori Ito, the Oscar-nominated documentary chronicles her long, painful battle for justice after she accused

August 4, 2025

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Top 5 should watch movies for Brad Pitt fans ‘F1’

Racing films that record the spirit of “F1” F1 Fans can experience even more races, emotion and excitement through this incredible series of films. For those living for speed, racing and cars, there is a whole world of films that bring the action from the track to the screen. These films, whether fantastic or based on true events, are linked to the public because they show what they need to be the best in the world of racing. They also sink into the personal life of the champions, revealing the matches and hard work they need to reach the top.

June 5, 2025

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Sarah Khan won’t make movies soon

In a video released online, Sarah Khan opened about what will follow for her career. Sarah, who deals with Sher today, admitted that she would prefer to take a break for now. “As soon as I finish I work on a project, I like to take a break so I can appear on television after a gap. So for now, I read Sennies and will come back soon,” he explained. Actor Hum Tum also revealed that he has no plans to head to the silver screen. “As for the big screen, I don’t think you will see me there soon,

April 29, 2025

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9 hidden fashion events from your favorite movies and television series

Costume design can do or break a movie or a TV show and often, the most memorable fashion moments are the result of hidden stories, random genius or brilliant creativity behind the scenes. While we are busy mentioning virtual lines or repeating unforgettable scenes, many amazing fashion details fly just below our radar. From millions of dollars to innovative technology in costume design, these lesser known events prove that what the characters wear is not just to look good, it is the narrative, innovation and conception of a moment’s spirit in pop culture. Here are 9 fashionable fashion events from

April 25, 2025

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I never wanted to make movies’

In an interview with Mazaq Raat, film actress Khushboo Khan opened for some secrets she was holding near her heart. She admitted that she was betrayed before, which caused her to lose their faith in empty promises. “He feels that everything I have done has lost,” he said. “I have made many sacrifices only to get bad things in return. And that destroyed me terribly.” Smiling the ear in the ear confessed that it was still broken. “This smiling, blooming person is for demonstration. Whatever is inside, we can’t show it to anyone,” he said. “I have loved people expensive,”

April 10, 2025

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Movies that will completely hit your mind

Cinema has the power to capture and challenge, but some films make it a step further, turning and turning stories in ways that let us question what we thought we knew. Whether through psychological agony, surrealist narrative techniques, or through the reversals that leave you without breathing, these films are sure to give a cinematic experience as opposed to any other. From the complexity of identity and time to philosophical dilemmas that have not been easily forgotten, films in this list are more than entertainment. They are unforgettable trips that will let you reflect their issues and unfold their mysteries

April 8, 2025

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Movies where the city feels like the main character

In cinema, the scene often plays a decisive role, but sometimes the city itself becomes an integral part of history as the characters. Whether it is the roads of Neon Lighting of Tokyo or the romantic avenues of Paris, some films do more than use their location as a landscape-transcend the city into a character, alive at its own pace, atmosphere and mood. The arrangement becomes an extension of the narrative, shaping the story, influenced the decisions of the characters and become a character in itself. Let’s explore six films where the city is not only a scene, but a

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