Articles by Zahra Chughtai
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What drove a young man to endure burns and injure muscles while crafting 23 suits of armour, in addition to helmets, gauntlets and swords?
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In the current political climate, Sacred Spaces serves as a stark reminder of the benevolent and tolerant face of Sufi Islam.
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Karachi’s culturally inclined residents were treated to readings and discussions on matters of literary interest at the city’s first Literature Festival.
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“The Karachi Literature Festival will raise the profile of our many wonderful authors and help give them a place in the sun,” says Ameena Saiyid, Managing Director, OUP.
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Saima Zaidi’s Mazaar, Bazaar is a fascinating journey through Pakistan’s rich pluralistic heritage.
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Saad Haroon took on sacred cows like race, religion and gender in his stand-up act.
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After the rip-roaring success of Chicago, Mamma Mia at times felt uninspired.
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Durdana Soomro’s translation of Kishwar Naheed’s autobiography neither does justice to the latter’s dexterity as a writer, nor her strength as a feminist icon.
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Seagull had all the right ingredients: famed playwright, acclaimed director and a powerful cast. But somehow it didn’t quite take off.
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here’s to four years of KU fun:)