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Approximately two weeks before Main Tera, the first single of his new album that hit the airwaves, Azaan Sami Khan played me three tracks (Jadugari and Tu being the other two) from it, at his new under-construction house in DHA. As I watched a cut of the Main Tera music video — the green screen obvious behind the talent in a few shots — Azaan began pacing a portion of his lawn connecting to the veranda (that is, I think it would be a lawn; the work was all over the place). Azaan paced back and forth, his expression that of a father who wants to show the world his baby, but is anxious — ...

Stocks resumed their upward march on Friday with the KSE-100 index eking out net gains of 84.91 points, or 0.18 per cent, to close at 46,227.65. — AFP/File KARACHI: After a correction in the past two sessions, stocks resumed their upward march on Friday with the KSE-100 index eking out net gains of 84.91 points, or 0.18 per cent, to close at 46,227.65. Trading remained choppy for the entire day where index opened gap up and surged to intraday high by 235 points. Investors in early trade accumulated stocks on most sectors including cement, pharmaceutical, technology, autos and chemicals. ...

Business February 18, 2021 Stocks settled lower on Wednesday after swinging wildly with the dent of the day coming from Habib Bank Limited, owing to its disappointing earning result, while institutional profit-booking also weighed, dealers said. Pakistan Stock Exchange’s (PSX) KSE-100 Shares Index lost 0.21 percent or 99.81 points to close at 46,768.14 points. Volumes swelled to 701.76 million shares from 514.208 million on Tuesday. KSE-30 shares index shed 0.3 percent or 58.71 points to close at 19,560.59 points. Topline Securities in its daily market review said the market opened on a po...

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Through the course of her 25-year-long musical career, Hadiqa Kiani gave plenty of interviews in which she declared that she had no interest in taking on an acting gig. But in the summer of 2020, Hadiqa stepped in front of a TV camera to become Sakina, a repressed and battered village woman with bruises all over her body and a deep gash across her lip. Her hair wound down in a braid, she covered her head and spoke in a thick Punjabi accent. Having endured a life of misery with an abusive husband, before finally running away one night to her old lover’s home, there was a profound sadness t...