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اندھا کنواں

November 13, 2022November 13, 2022 محمد علی Cultural Desk, Urdu & Other local languages

میرو کو جب ایجنسی والے اٹھا کر لے گئے تو میرو کسی قید خانے میں زندہ بھی تھا، کنپٹی پر گولی کھا کر مر بھی چکا تھا، تشدد کا شکار بھی تھا، اور آرام سے مزے سے زندگی بھی گزار رہا تھا۔

Amor fati ; love of fate

October 8, 2022October 11, 2022 Sheroze KhanCultural Desk

Tragic drama seeks to affirm life, and life can only be affirmed as a whole in its totality, and this totality is structured around fundamental oppositions – oppositions, which are a source of endless conflict in all particular cases of life.

Interpreting Neitzsche’s ‘God Is Dead’

September 11, 2022September 11, 2022 Hashaam ChahalCultural Desk

In his masterpiece ‘The Gay Science’, Nietzsche wrote that “God is dead, God remains dead and we have killed him.”

Film Review: Network (1976)

September 2, 2021June 9, 2022 Hamza WaqasCultural Desk, English, Features

Network tells the story of how UBS, a fictional news network that has trouble staying profitable due to low ratings, chooses to distort the news to make it more entertaining.

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Book Review: Between The Great Divide

August 11, 2021June 9, 2022 News DeskCultural Desk, English

‘Between The Great Divide’ amplifies the voices of oppressed people in a conflict zone that is not given a lot of attention in the media.

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Movie Review: Kim Ji-Young, Born 1982

August 11, 2021August 4, 2022 Anum Zahra Cultural Desk

In a world where doctors can cure cancer and do heart transplants, there isn’t a single pill to treat menstrual cramps.

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Book Review: Pakistan Beyond the Crisis State

April 20, 2021August 10, 2021 Muhammad ShehryarCultural Desk

In this piece, Muhammad Shehryar reviews the latest book which has been compiled and edited by Pakistan’s former top ambassador; Maleeha Lodhi. If you take a closer look at the history of Pakistan and the current situation, you will see…

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Film Review – Firaaq (2008)

December 13, 2020December 16, 2020 News DeskCultural Desk

Hamza Waqas [TW: Mention of Mob Violence, Sectarian Violence] Firaaq, directed by Nindita Das, is a political drama set in India that depicts the aftermath of the Gujarat Riots of 2002 through the eyes of ordinary citizens.  . Featuring Nawazuddin…

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Film Review: Swipe

November 16, 2020September 2, 2021 News DeskCultural Desk, English

Hamza Waqas, Balach Khan Puffball studio’s new short animated film, titled Swipe, is being screened in collaboration with universities and schools around the country. The film comes after the massive success of their previous work, Shehr e Tabassum (The city…

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Film Review: ‘Garam Hawa’ (1973)

November 1, 2020September 3, 2021 News DeskCultural Desk, English, Features

BY: Hamza Waqas ‘Garam Hawa’ (1973) tells the story of a Muslim family living in Agra, struggling to cope with the changes that have come with the partition of India. It is regarded as the first film that addressed the…

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اندھا کنواں

میرو کو جب ایجنسی والے اٹھا کر لے گئے تو میرو کسی…

Cultural Desk
October 8, 2022

Amor fati ; love of fate

Tragic drama seeks to affirm life, and life can only be affirmed…

Cultural Desk
September 11, 2022

Interpreting Neitzsche’s ‘God Is Dead’

In his masterpiece 'The Gay Science', Nietzsche wrote that "God is dead,…

Cultural Desk
September 2, 2021 0

Film Review: Network (1976)

Network tells the story of how UBS, a fictional news network that…

Cultural Desk
August 11, 2021 0

Book Review: Between The Great Divide

‘Between The Great Divide’ amplifies the voices of oppressed people in a…

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