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 Top 10 Pakistani Romantic Dramas That Will Make Your Heart Melt If you’re looking for the best romantic dramas from Pakistan to enjoy with your loved one, then this list will help point you in the right direction! From intense love stories to sweet comedic tales, there are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to Pakistani movies and dramas that contain passionate romance and heartfelt love between two people in it. These Pakistani romantic dramas will make your heart melt, so be sure to check them out if you need new ideas on what to watch with your significant other! 1) ' Tum Bin' Tum Bin is a 2004 Bollywood drama movie directed by Anubhav Sinha and starring Priyanka Chopra. It tells the story of three friends who are killed in an accident. They are reincarnated as newborn babies in a nearby village where they meet each other and grow up together, not remembering their past lives. The film was remade into Telugu, Bengali, Kannada and Malayalam languages. 2) 'Das...

There’s no doubt that Hollywood has some of the best actors in the world—and plenty of the most popular stars are known by just about everybody around the world. But there are also plenty of lesser-known celebrities who deserve some attention, and here we’ll give you our top 10 list of underrated actors in Hollywood. 1) Leonardo DiCaprio He’s been nominated for a staggering five Academy Awards—but has only won once, for his role in The Aviator. Though he’s arguably one of Hollywood’s most talented actors, DiCaprio has never been recognized with a golden statuette at an Oscars ceremony. It’s long past time that he finally gets recognized for his remarkable acting abilities. 2) Paul Walker Paul William Walker IV (September 12, 1973 – November 30, 2013) was an American actor best known for his role as Brian O'Conner in The Fast and The Furious franchise. Walker began his career guest-starring on TV shows such as The Young and the Restless and Touched by an Angel. 3) Christian Bale Bal...

As the saying goes, You only live once! That’s why you need to experience everything life has to offer before it passes you by forever—and the best way to do that is by visiting places around the world that are truly out of this world. Every destination on this list will provide you with an experience you’ll remember for the rest of your life, no matter what type of traveller you are. So pack your bags and get ready for your new favourite adventure! 1) Iceland Iceland is a place like no other on earth. It’s stunningly beautiful and has as many waterfalls as you can count, but it’s also filled with adventure. Go snorkelling with puffins, camp out in a grass hut near a giant glacier, or explore its erupting geysers. Whatever you choose to do, Iceland will change your perspective of what it means to be alive! 2) Bora Bora It’s no secret that Bora Bora is one of—if not the most—beautiful places on Earth. Paradise is a word often thrown around, but in Bora Bora, it’s warranted. For starters...

What are the best films of all time? That's a tough question, and there's no single answer that satisfies everybody. Some might think it's a bunch of Hollywood action films, while others might prefer international films from countries like France or Japan. But what about animation? Or documentaries? Or B-movies? What about horror films? With so many types of films out there, how can you possibly know which ones are the best of all time? We've done some research and come up with our own top 10 list of the best films in the world today. 1) Citizen Kane Citizen Kane is a 1941 American mystery drama film by Orson Welles, loosely based on William Hearst's life and starring Welles, who also wrote and produced it. It co-stars Dorothy Comingore as Susan Alexander Sandy and Everett Sloane as Citizen Kane. The story begins with a newsreel reporter seeking to solve the mystery surrounding Charles Foster Kane; he dies before revealing it, but clues are given. 2) Vertigo Alfred ...

Soft foods are delicious, comforting, and easy to chew. There’s just one problem: they’re incredibly hard to find in many countries around the world. In America and parts of Europe, this isn’t much of an issue, but in other regions, you may have trouble finding restaurants that serve softer items like oatmeal or mashed potatoes (or even soft tacos!). That said, there are still plenty of places you can visit to get your fill of delicious soft food! Spain: Patatas Bravas This dish of potatoes, fried in oil and doused with a hot sauce made from paprika, is said to have originated in Barcelona. While you can order patatas bravas with chicken or ham added on top, it’s traditionally an appetizer served to mark fiestas and other special occasions. Turkey: Çiğköfte Turkey is known for its wide variety of delicious, exotic foods. One such dish is çiğköfte, which translates to meatball in English. Çiğköfte consists of lamb or beef that has been ground and mixed with onion, parsley, mint and wate...

  Nature’s beauty can be found in places where you least expect it. In this article, we’ve gathered the 10 most beautiful natural places in the world that will make your jaw drop. This list includes the most popular and widely recognized destinations, as well as some lesser-known destinations where nature reigns king. We hope you enjoy our list of the ten most beautiful natural places in the world! Angkor Wat, Cambodia About 300 miles north of Phnom Penh, Angkor Wat is Cambodia’s famous temple and one of Asia’s most impressive ancient monuments. One of Southeast Asia’s leading tourist destinations, Angkor Wat took around 20 years to build, beginning in a.d. 1100 and ending at some point after 1150. The structure was built as a Hindu temple but later served as a Buddhist monastery before it was abandoned for centuries until French archaeologists began excavations in the 19th century. Jeju Island, South Korea Located off Korea’s southern coast and dotted with unique volcanic rock for...

  Everyone has their own opinions on what constitutes the best foods in the world, but I’m going to tell you about my top ten. One thing I can promise is that all of these foods are delicious and worth trying at least once in your life! The first three can be found in many different cuisines, so if you don’t see something you know, check it out anyway—you never know where you might find it! 1. Patagonian Toothfish Also known as Chilean Seabass, due to its large size and popularity in Chile, it’s prized by chefs around the world. While it can be found frozen, fresh is always better. The toothfish has a lot of flavours and firm flesh. It’s great on its own or prepared in a variety of ways: sautéed, baked, grilled, or even steamed with a dash of soy sauce. But you can prepare it however you want! 2. Guinness If you’ve never had Guinness, you should. Beer isn’t supposed to be black and it sure as hell isn’t supposed to taste like coffee, but if you can get past those two ideas, beer is...

Mumtaz Ali Khan was born on December 25, 1876, in Karachi to Jinnahbhai Poonja, an affluent merchant of Sindh and Ratanbai, his wife. He was a true leader Pakistan’s founding father, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, is a man who is deserving of more admiration and respect than he is currently given by Pakistanis. From his political career to his personal life, from his decisions as a leader to his passion for Pakistan, everything about him deserves a closer look. The reasons listed here make it clear that he was not only a great leader in politics but also in every aspect of life. He was a strong, inspirational leader When India became independent in 1947, Jinnah was given an honorary position as Governor General, which he used to consolidate his and Pakistan’s status as a sovereign nation. In addition, while he officially served as Prime Minister until 1953, he continued to direct policy behind closed doors. He had vision Muhammad Ali Jinnah had a clear vision for Pakistan and worked tirelessly t...

  As the end of 2020 draws near, we’re all looking forward to what 2021 has in store. The year promises to be full of exciting experiences and brand-new destinations, but there are also some old favourites that we just can’t seem to get enough of. If you haven’t already, check out our list of the most beautiful places in the world! We did our best to include old favourites like Paris, New York City, and Rome alongside more off-the-beaten-path locales like Lima, Peru; Yerevan, Armenia; and Chefoo, China. 1. Tallinn, Estonia Estonia's capital, Tallinn, is a medieval gem with cobbled streets, unique culture and impressive architecture. Since regaining its independence in 1991 after 50 years of Soviet occupation, it has developed into an important financial centre. So if you're looking for somewhere to go that's of most people's radars, then Estonia is worth considering. 2. Porto, Portugal Nestled along a stunning coastline, Portugal’s second-largest city remains one of Eur...

  Pakistan has been around since 1947, which isn’t that long at all, relatively speaking. So it can be hard to wrap your head around the country’s entire history. Luckily, we’ve put together this brief timeline of Pakistan to help you better understand how this country has come to be what it is today! Muhammad Bin Qasim In 711, Muhammad bin Qasim became a viceroy for one of the first Muslim empires in what is now modern-day Pakistan. He led an army to conquer a people that had refused to convert to Islam and instead continue practising Brahmanism. Qasim went into battle with as few as 3,000 soldiers but still was able to defeat them; he is widely recognized as being one of only a handful of Muslims who helped establish Muslim rule throughout South Asia and beyond. The Delhi Sultanate From 1206 until 1526, Delhi was controlled by a series of Muslim dynasties collectively known as the Sultanate. From 1296 to 1316, Qutb al-Din Aibak ruled over an independent Delhi. In 1321, Muhammad b...

These 10 exercises are considered the healthiest out there, so when you’re looking to stay active and keep fit, you’ll want to incorporate them into your weekly routine. The great thing about these exercises is that they’re convenient—you can do them anywhere, at any time, and in almost no time at all (so you don’t have to worry about fitting them in during busy parts of your day). Biking Everyone knows that biking is a great way to get around. But did you know it’s also a great workout? You don’t need an expensive bike or fancy gear. Cycling can provide an intense cardiovascular workout, especially if you are going uphill. If you live in a hilly area, incorporate hills into your regular route for even greater benefits. Swimming This sport is one of the best for your health. Swimming burns approximately 400 calories per hour, has a low-impact structure and doesn’t place undue stress on joints and muscles. The only equipment you need is a swimsuit—and sometimes goggles! If you have acce...

I know that you, like me, are constantly looking for the best of the best when it comes to television dramas. I have personally watched countless dramas, both foreign and local, and while some have touched my heart, very few have managed to captivate my full attention with their storylines and characters. Here, in no particular order, are the top 10 dramas that you won’t want to miss in 2022 (that includes now)! 1) The Crown Successfully produced by Netflix, The Crown is about Queen Elizabeth II of England and her family. A television series with a budget of $130 million, it stars Claire Foy as Queen Elizabeth II and Matt Smith as Prince Philip. Currently, it's up for six Golden Globe Awards including Best Drama and Best Actress. Whether you love or hate drama, The Crown will make you addicted. 2) House of Cards House of Cards is an American political drama television series created and produced by Beau Willimon. It is an adaptation of a previous BBC miniseries of the same name, wh...

  You may be surprised to learn that there are only ten books on the planet worth reading, and everyone should know about them. The books are so great that once you read them, you’ll remember them forever and you’ll probably want to read them again. In this list of the best books ever written, we give you brief synopses of each one so you can decide which ones you’ll check out next. Remember, every book on this list comes highly recommended! After all, they are the world’s best books! 1. War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy Tolstoy isn’t as well known in America as he is in Russia, and that’s a shame: His epic tale of war and friendship (and every other emotion) is a literary masterpiece. War and Peace were written at an unbelievable pace, as Tolstoy had to support his family financially. But despite its size—it has more characters than there are people on Earth—this book is a powerful study of humanity that still resonates with readers today. If you haven’t read it yet, get ready for a li...

You can’t go anywhere these days without seeing someone with some kind of smartphone in their hands, and by 2021 the number of people who own smartphones will only grow. This leads us to the inevitable question: what are the top 10 phones of 2021? It turns out that this question is much easier to answer if we break it down into two sub-questions, which we’ve done below. Apple iPhone 13 Currently, Apple’s iPhone series is among one of the most popular phone brands worldwide. It has a reputation for being efficient and reliable. Since it first came out in 2007, over 1 billion phones have been sold in almost every country around the world. Samsung Galaxy S13 This model, featuring a massive 6.8-inch display, dual lenses on either side and an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, is Samsung’s best mobile yet. One user reported that this was everything they could want in a phone. It comes at a hefty price point—around $1,200—but if you need your mobile to do just about everything and provide high-q...

 The first bicycle that a child could play with was their grandfather’s old yellow scooter. These days, kids grow up to be the most popular and favourite consumers of bikes, with numerous varieties to choose from. When it comes to choosing our top 10 bikes, we decided to include classic bikes. Here are some of the most popular cars, trucks, and all-terrain vehicles on the planet! 1) Yamaha YZF R10 With everything you need for outdoor adventure, this is an extremely lightweight bike with amazing features that will allow you to take your adventurous adventures without feeling restricted. A great combination for families looking to travel together but in private, this bike offers two different options: The standard version has four wheels but lacks front suspension, while the high-performance version is equipped with seven wheels but includes rear suspension... 2) Suzuki GSX-R600 The best option for riding through the city and enjoying road trips. This bike can accommodate a person of...

1). Volkswagen Beetle(1954-1985) The Bugatti Veyron, the second car in the series of cars by Italian automaker Volkswagen was one of the most popular cars in Europe during this time. The Beetle and its two successors have remained hugely successful models in other parts of Asia as well. This year the 2021 Beetle is expected to be introduced with a new look and some modern features. It will only be available on the UK market but may come to China later. 2). Lexus RC 450h (1967-1978) The first mass-produced car in the U.S., it comes with more than 1.5 million horsepower. The best-selling vehicle of all time, Lexus made an average of 4,000 units per month until 2003. Since then there were no additional options and no aftermarket products. Later they decided to produce their range of vehicles like SUVs or sedans. In addition to R.C., several others can enter this list. They have a few sedans available which are affordable. There are also electric cars coming out from Jaguar Land Rover and ...