Faysal Quraishi’s performance in Raaja Rani is facing backlash from viewers. The actor plays a man grappling with mental health issues and emotional immaturity. However, many fans believe the character doesn’t suit him, with criticism centring around his age, performance style, and even his makeup.
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Tasnia Farin’s debut feature film Fatima is now available for streaming on Bongo. It was released on April 17, 2025, as previously announced by director Dhrubo Hasan. The long-awaited OTT release comes nearly two years after its theatrical debut on May 24, 2023.
These workers had demanded permanent employment status. Three senior Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) officials have been sentenced to six months in prison for contempt of court by the NIRC. The sentence follows years of defiance against judicial orders.
(Image courtesy FB/DC) John Constantine is one of the most charismatic, cunning, narcissistic, and dangerously unpredictable characters in the DC Universe. Even if you’ve never picked up a Hellblazer comic, chances are you’ve heard of him. Matt Ryan brought the character to life on TV, while Keanu Reeves starred as Constantine in the 2005 film.…
Despite the rising awareness of attention‑deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), many parents wonder whether we’re labeling normal childhood energy as a disorder just to manage behavior. ADHD diagnosis rates have surged over the past two decades. For some kids, a diagnosis opens the door to meaningful support; for others, it can mean medication and misunderstanding. Is your…
We’re seeing a critical conversation unfold in many families today—one where parents, often Baby Boomers, and their grown children struggle to speak the same language about emotional well‑being.
Once upon a time, kids played center stage in family photo albums—kept safe on a shelf or shared only with relatives. Today, some children star in meticulously curated content viewed by millions of strangers.
Could the number of children you’re allowed to raise someday be up to the law—and not your heart or home? It’s already a live debate in policy circles, fueled by worries about resource distribution, environmental impact, and child welfare.
It sneaks in quietly—when you say “no” to a toy at checkout or skip the over‑the‑top birthday bash. That inner voice whispering, “Am I doing enough?” is all too familiar. Yet much of what we stress over isn’t what kids need.
In delivery rooms across North America, a centuries‑old ritual still unfolds: a quick glance between a medical professional and new parents, followed by the words “It’s a boy!” or “It’s a girl!”