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From a singer exploring two shades of romance to a sonic experiment and the celebration of International Dance Day,here are the stories that caught our attention in recent weeks.
In 2026, Pakistani television is becoming increasingly dynamic. With a mix of romance-driven narratives, socially relevant storytelling, high-stakes family drama and emotionally layered characters, the small screen continues to evolve. Think you’ve been paying attention to what’s actually airing? Let’s find out.
In a film industry often defined by caution and convention, one filmmaker continues to move at his own pace. Abu Aleeha speaks about risk, realism and what Pakistani cinema can look like, one film at a time.
Johanna Ortiz’s debut show represented a thoughtful reset and a collection with a stronger focus on layering and versatility.
With the release of its “20 Years of Global Listening” list, the audio streaming giant offers a closer look at the artists who define music on an international stage today and those who are quietly slipping out of view.
Since 2021, when a major audio streaming platform launched in the country, the way Pakistanis listen to music has shifted significantly.
Maliha Rao’s Dark Tales of Wonder opens a thrilling new chapter for Pakistani speculative fiction
For its 100th anniversary, Kent & Curwen, under the direction of Daniel Kearns, chose to show at Westminster School in London.
