Baloch Folk Singer | Noor Khan Bezanjo

Farooq Qaiser, born on October 31, 1945, in Lahore, Pakistan, was a multifaceted artist whose contributions have left an indelible mark...

Devta | A contemporary Urdu epic

‘Jis ehad mein lutt jaye faqeeron ki kamayi, Uss daur ke Sultan se kuch bhool hui hai.’ In an era where beggars are robbed of their...

Tahir Javed Mughal is a renowned Pakistani writer who contributed significantly to Urdu literature. He was born on December 16, 1944.

Shakir was born with a childhood disability causing linguistic barriers. He was raised in a poverty-stricken environment.

Sara Shagufta | Broken yet fierce, one of the most powerful Urdu poetesses

Iqbal Bano possessed artistry vocals while singing other forms of classical and semi-classical music like Thumri, Dadra, and Ghazal.

Celebrated for his stories of partition, Saadat Hasan Manto’s creative choices have been subject to censorship.

Ada Jafarey was born on 22 August 1924 in the small city of Budaun, India, with the name Aziz Jahan.

Ustad Amanat immersed himself in the learning of the classical tradition of ‘Khayal’ (a Persian word which means imagination and thought.

Parveen Shakir was born on 24 November 1952. She was born into a middle-class home. She had started writing at a rather young age.

Mussarat Nazeer was first offered a supporting role in the film "Qatil (1955)," where she was nicknamed "Chandni" by the director.

Abdullah Hussain rose to roar fame after writing his debut novel Udaas Naslein, first published in 1964 and translated into English.

Moshin Naqvi had the power to give human emotions the deepness of an ocean through his words. His words would pierce right through the chest

Suppose you live in Pakistan and are affiliated with Pakistani literature in any way. In that case, you must have heard the name "Raja Gidh'

Reshama Ji | Daughter of the Desert