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Eva B posted a series of pictures and videos from her engagement on social media. While there were no formal pictures, the Koi Nahi singer shared videos of her hands, flaunting her rings, and other accessories.Â
In the month of March, a Chinese internet search engine is planning to launch its own artificial intelligence chatbot service similar to ChatGPT.
Here’s how Pakistanis dealt with the fairly stressful news of increasing petrol prices, via memes, serious tweets, and recommendations for alternative modes of transportation.
The majority of people are trying to plan strategies to deal with the extraordinary inflation without seeing much or any growth in their earnings.
The 27-year-old stated, “So let me get this straight, Bollywood hates Pakistani men and shows them all as namazi topi-wearing fanatics but it fetishizes Pakistani women as sexy, bikini-wearing ISI agents? I…don’t know how to feel about this.”
According to Chinese tradition this year is “likely to be calm and gentle, bringing an energy that will help those looking for more of a balanced life,
In the entertainment industry, five Pakistani celebrities were honored as “trailblazers” for 2023 after making the yearly list.
The batter will host a Walima reception for his friends and family in the port city of Karachi today on 27th January.
Nadia Khan recently discussed her opinion on the rising frequency of divorce in modern society.
SHOTBOX has always been a venture that transforms sculptural creations and fine arts into performances. It is a place devoted to house music and the visual arts.
Numerous celebrities have called out the offensive behaviour on display since the video went viral on social media in an effort to bring awareness about bullying.
An Urdu-language live-action short film titled Eid Mubarak is based on the true childhood memories of its writer and director, Mahnoor Eucep. The short-film tells the story of a privileged Pakistani girl who has embarked on a mission to save her beloved pet goat from being sacrificed on Eid-ul-Azha.
