Opinion

ProperGaanda interviewed a theatre director, actor and writer diving deep down into the theatre industry of Pakistan and whether it’s growing or coming to a

It still sounds confusing, and I wish to stand 1000 feet away from it, but by now I feel like I know the gist of

In recent times, Pakistan has experienced a noticeable surge in strong religious feelings, which have frequently led to significant protests, public displays, and, at most

This child, as old as 9 or 10 years maybe sitting barefoot on the road, with his small bouquets of flowers in his hand, and

The Monsoon season in Lahore calls for the perfect, hot samosa. Although there are numerous samosa joints in the city, making fresh samosas all day,

Imagine a typical street girl in Pakistan; her face is covered in filth, yet her eyes are so intense they will pierce your very soul.

As absurd as the idea might sound to some, it appeals to many. We have seen the kind of tropes in movies and heard such

In a world still grappling with the effects of patriarchy, fathers hold a significant position of influence. Traditionally, fathers have been expected to conform to

Have your parents ever gone to your school and told the teacher that a certain B or C grade can’t be right? Being present at

Dr. Sonia Ahmed, a renowned entrepreneur has launched “Purple Jane Cafe” (@purplejanecafe) in Fairways Commercial, DHA Raya Phase 6. The purple themed cafe offers a