There are nearly 230 million Urdu speakers in the world....
For Sherry Khattak, making Ghar meant stepping away from larger projects and working primarily on his own. He spent a month writing the album, playing most of the instruments himself and allowing the songs to develop without the demands of a larger production.
A conversation with Razi Ahmed about Lahore’s cultural stewardship and intellectual life
Ali Ammar discusses months of military-style training, working with director Haseeb Hasan and the pressure of portraying one of Pakistan’s most revered army heroes in what he describes as the greatest challenge of his career.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way films are made, but it is also forcing the entertainment industry to confront difficult questions about creativity, consent and ownership.
Pakistan captain Amad Shakeel Butt on revival, responsibility and rising from the ashes
Shoaib Hassan speaks about representing Lyari with honesty, transforming from boxer to football coach and choosing stories rooted in courage and reality.
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.
Peggy Fletcher Stack has worked full-time as a religion...
Bilal Maqsood on talent, infrastructure, Pakistan Idol and the realities of building a music career
