In 1968, a science-fiction film ‘The Planet of the Apes’ was released. Based on the book written by Pierre Boulle (1912-1994), this film was about an astronaut who landed on a foreign planet where apes enslaved humans.
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When it comes to coffee table literature, one thinks of glossy books replete with a flurry of truly sensational,
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If we delve into Islamic history, we will find a cornucopia of insights and observations on the incidents, personalities and socio-political developments that have shaped the Muslim world over the centuries.
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The metaphor of imprisonment has often been used in Urdu literature, and its semantic dimensions are sufficiently broad in both Urdu prose and poetry.
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Dr. Humera Naz’s prior work, “Sindh Under the Mughals: Origin and Development of Historiography” investigated the region’s historiography.
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The film ‘A Haunting in Venice’ falls in the genre of crime thriller and mystery horror.
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‘Jaise Apki Marzi,’ the ongoing TV serial, has taken the TV screens by storm with its gripping storyline and exceptional performances.
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The book ‘Secrets to Divine Love’ by A Helwa is a spiritual journey into the heart of Islam.
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Collected Works on Foreign Affairs and Security Policy by Dr. Huma Baqai is a significant compilation of essays that explores the complex world of international relations. I
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Allahyar and the 100 Flowers of God
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Steering the Pakistani Wheel: A History of the Pakistani Automobile Landscape
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Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning (Part One)
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Taming Rivers Recollections of a Civil Engineer During the British Raj
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Modern Education Landscape
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Straight From the Heart
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Winning over the Audience
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Thumbs Down
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Heartfelt Cinematic Experience
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Wake-up Call
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Power of Cinema
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