The week in rewind – here’s everything you missed (or couldn’t stop talking about)
Pamaal: Why We Must Bear Witness to Malika’s Story
Pamaal shifts from being a story dominated by Raza’s intense, conflicting presence to one that truly centres Malika and her journey. While Raza’s character evoked both sympathy and discomfort, his arc often overshadowed Malika’s voice, much like how women’s narratives are pushed aside in real life after marriage. After his death, the drama refocuses on Malika as she rebuilds her life, finds independence, and rediscovers her identity, turning the story into one about resilience, self-respect, and the quiet strength of starting over. Keep reading.
Kafeel – Episodes 3 & 4
Kafeel episodes 3 and 4 deepen Zeba’s conflict as she navigates a disappointing marriage to Jami while quietly carrying unresolved feelings for another man she keeps encountering through cruel coincidences. Set in a 90s-style narrative of toxic marriages, silent suffering, and family pressures, the drama explores Zeba’s growing isolation, her family’s failure to recognise her distress, and the power dynamics within her in-laws’ home. Despite some questionable character choices and plot conveniences, the unfolding secrets around Jami and the emotional tension surrounding Zeba keep the story intriguing and push the drama forward. Fuchsia review.
What Responsibility Do We Owe Jinnah’s Pakistan?
December 25 highlights a painful contrast between the ideals Pakistan was founded on and the reality many citizens live with today. While Quaid-e-Azam envisioned a state built on equal citizenship where faith was a personal matter, religious minorities continue to face insecurity, silence, and conditional belonging. The gap between celebrating Jinnah in words and upholding his principles in practice raises an uncomfortable question about accountability. True respect for his legacy lies not in ceremonies, but in creating a Pakistan where equality is lived, minorities feel safe, and no one feels like a guest in their own country. Read more.
Privatisation Of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA): Everything You Need To Know
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), the national flag carrier of Pakistan, has long been a symbol of national pride. However, decades of financial losses, political interference, mismanagement, and operational inefficiencies pushed the airline into deep crisis. After multiple failed attempts, the Government of Pakistan finally moved forward with the privatisation of PIA in 2025. This decision marks a major shift in Pakistan’s economic policy and is seen as one of the most significant privatisation efforts in the country’s history. Keep reading.
A Look Back At 2025
2025 was a year of momentum, disruption, and transformation. Across the globe, boundaries—political, cultural, and social—were tested, traditions were challenged, and new voices rose to prominence. From moments that captured the imagination of millions to shifts that quietly reshaped institutions, the year proved that change comes in many forms, sometimes expected, often surprising.As we look back, 2025 was defined not just by what happened, but by the conversations it sparked, the debates it fueled, and the ways it forced us to rethink the world around us. This is the story of a year that was as unpredictable as it was unforgettable.
5 Christmas Movies That Actually Make You Feel All the Feels
Christmas is one of the best times of the year — full of lights, laughs, cookies that are way too sweet, and that low-key obsession with holiday movies that somehow feel essential. Even if you’re not exactly decking the halls or singing carols, there’s something about December that makes you pause, look back, and just… feel. The movies we watch this time of year don’t just tell stories; they become part of the season itself. They’re comfort, nostalgia, and a little bit of reality all wrapped up in one — and honestly, some of them hit differently depending on what your December looks like. Weekend watchlist.
6 Places Serving Hot Chocolate In Karachi That Are Worth A Try
Winter in Karachi calls for one thing: a big, delicious cup of hot chocolate, topped with fluffy marshmallows! Whether you like it rich, creamy, or sprinkled with a little extra magic, the city has some spots that take cocoa to the next level. Grab your favorite mug and get ready to treat yourself to the ultimate warm-up this season! Pick your spot.
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu: The Crossover Between Cute and Problematic Meet In One Scene
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu screened two episodes this week and while audiences are enjoying the cute-romantic goals served in the squash court proposal, check that out here, there is another conversation in between this dreamy scene that needs to be addressed. And here’s why.
7.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Taiwan
A strong 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck off Taiwan’s northeastern coast late Saturday, marking the island’s second major quake in just one week. Here’s all we know.
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