Reviews
Review: James Gunn aims right for the heart with Superman
Review: Love, family and Gen Z culture collide perfectly in Parwarish
Review: Deemak is a horror movie that hits home
Review: Wherefore art thou Romeo, Mann Mast Malang asks again and again
Review: Deli Boys isn’t a family-friendly comedy — it’s so much better
Review: The Martial Artist is Shaz Khan’s imperfect KO
Review: Adolescence is a masterful investigation of misogyny
Tan Man Neel o Neel is more than a drama, it’s a reflection of Pakistani society
Watching Meem Se Mohabbat, I realise our days of quality content are far behind us
Review: You get to decide what Indus Echoes is about and how it makes you feel
Review: Turkish drama Gassal will push you to think about some hard realities of life with a chuckle
Review: Which Pakistani can’t relate to Almitra Mavalvala’s Blacklisted?
Review: Talha Anjum’s Kattar Karachi shows Karachi without depth
How successful was Jafaa in starting important conversations?
Review: Zard Patton Ka Bunn is a story that comes along once in a long while
Review: Gurrya Ka Ghar is an unfaithful adaptation with a chip on its shoulder
Review: Kan Nagar is an effort to highlight stories of exploitation and resilience
‘Good war’ vs ‘bad war’: An examination of TIFF’s offerings in the ‘shadow of a genocide’
Review: Sana Toaha’s ’night, Mother is a brilliant exploration of mental health
Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum — the romance everyone is falling in love with
Five reasons why Noor Jahan is not your average saas-bahu drama
Review: Mastaani has too many issues and not enough focus
High on cinematography, weak in drama: Barzakh ends leaving a lot to be desired
Review: The beauty of The Glassworker lies in both its animation and its anti-war message
Review: Inside Out 2 — the animated therapy you didn’t know you need
Profound, dark and visually stunning — Barzakh begins on a strong note
Does Gentleman pack enough of a punch?
Inspector Sabiha is a promising prequel that falls short
Coke Studio 15 was a good-looking disappointment
Review: Na Baligh Afraad — of school boys and the perils of watching an adult film in the 90s
