Fans came together at Kaffee Salzsee in Kolkata to celebrate the filmmaker’s 103rd birth anniversary with good food and music
Van Gogh lovers and Don McLean fans, it’s time to get something special to usher in the rains with a hint of art
Don’t miss this documentary, where a Holocaust survivor meets the son of the commandant of a Nazi concentration camp
One quick and easy recipe to create multiple tea concoctions, customised for your family and friends
After a five-month hiatus, this popular Kolkata-based band is back with another performance
Sultana’s Dream, an animated adaptation of Rokeya Sakhawat Hussain’s feminist utopian story, will be screened as part of the WOW Festival Pakistan. Directed and written by Amneh Shaikh-Farooqui, the film was produced in collaboration with the British Council in Pakistan in 2021. The 10-minute short was animated by Tooba Kazim.
The film depicts a fictional place named Ladyland in which women run everything and men are confined in the mardan khana. Begum Rokeya wrote Sultana's Dream when she was 25 and the story was hailed as one of the most audacious utopian sci-fiction tales. It was originally published in the English periodical The Indian Ladies Magazine in 1905. The new featurette is available to stream at WOW Festival Pakistan’s YouTube channel.