A recent study has revealed that Mohammed is the most popular first name in the world, with an estimated 133,349,300 people bearing the name. Maria comes in second place with 61,134,526 people, followed by Nushi with 55,898,624.
Federal Information and Broadcasting Minister, Marriyum Aurangzeb, announced on Sunday that the local film industry has been granted tax exemption.
Nestlé, a Swiss business, has been the world’s largest food manufacturer for more than a decade.
Many Internet users laugh and ridicule him, but his bizarre songs have become him Pakistan’s largest Internet celebrity. Taher Shah stated in an interview that the criticism just reinforces his will to continue.
A consumer has made a frightening claim against Layers Bakery, claiming that they discovered a lizard within a chocolate cake they purchased. The bakery has yet to issue an official comment regarding the incident. As confirmation, the customer posted a video on social media displaying the lizard in the cake.
In a touching tribute to the iconic music maestro, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, renowned Pakistani vocalist Atif Aslam can be seen in a mesmerising video that has been circulating online. With his soulful interpretation, Aslam mesmerises listeners by adding his own distinctive twist to the legendary music.
Fiza Khawar recently voiced her dismay over the influx of hate comments directed at her sister, Naimal Khawar.
Exciting news for fans as Pakistani actress Kinza Hashmi joins hands with popular Indian actor Karan Wahi for an upcoming project.
Christina Ward had barely known Wahid Kandil for six months when he proposed marriage to her.
Faryal Mehmood, a Pakistani actress, recently took to Instagram to publish an incredibly daring dance video of herself and her male companion, renowned choreographer Ramiz Law, which has elicited a lot of comment on social media, both positive and bad.
Shaveer Jafry, a popular Pakistani social media sensation and established YouTuber, was recently photographed vacationing in Toronto, Canada with his better half Ayesha Baig.
According to court documents issued by a judge, Twitter is being forced out of its Boulder headquarters after failing to pay rent for up to three months to its landlord.
