An illustrated journey into Batman’s world
The World According to Batman, by Daniel Wallace, introduces the very basic of readers to the Dark Knight and his battles with the villains of Gotham City.
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An illustrated journey into Batman’s world
The World According to Batman, by Daniel Wallace, introduces the very basic of readers to the Dark Knight and his battles with the villains of Gotham City.

Learning from the masters
No, it is not that kind of a book. Never Sleep with the Director and 50 Other Ridiculous Film Rules is a progressive collection of quotes by legendary filmmakers regarding the business. It is something for upcoming filmm

Agatha Christie - Stories behind the Queen of Crime’s inspirations
In The Mirror Collection - Real Crime Casebooks, the celebrated author’s mysterious life is discussed at length, including how she created her most loved characters and the inspirations behind some of her best novels.

Remembering the man behind Citizen Kane
He may not have directed many films but Orson Welles took 12 directorial projects that put him in the category of the best in the business.

Theatre review: Ali Baba Chalees Chor
Omair Alavi|Published October 5, 2019 Kids are the hardest audience to impress when it comes to theatre; what’s harder is making them enjoy a tale that has been told millions of times. Director Umair Rafiq, with his vers

Theatre review: Chacha Chakkan
National Academy of Performing Arts (NAPA) may not seem to be a place where children would get entertained, but through Bachpan Ke Rung, their first children’s theatre festival, they have proved many wrong. What better p

Amazing, Fantastic, Incredible
Comic book icon Stan Lee’s Amazing Fantastic Incredible: A Marvelous Memoir is everything you want to know about defected superheroes, Marvel Comics and the man behind its rise, Stan Lee. He may not be around anymore but

Theatre review: Hatim Tai
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On films, villainy, and being a filmi villain’s son
You may have seen him getting thrashed by leading men in films, but there is more to Aamir Qureshi than meets the eye. He was not only the first Pakistani to venture into the satellite world (with Postcard from Pakistan)

Heer Project — a feminist tribute to folklore
A SCENE from Heer Project staged at Napa.—Shakil Adil/White Star