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As the curtains rise on another year, Pakistani television continues to capture audiences with an array of spellbinding dramas that explore the depths of love, relationships and societal challenges. In 2023, the small screen offered a diverse mix of romantic sagas, intense family dynamics and thought-provoking narratives. From heartwarming love stories to compelling tales of societal issues, let's dive into the best Pakistani dramas that are a must-watch this year. The Best Pakistani Romance Dramas Of 2023 Muhabbat Ghumshuda Meri : A Tale of Destiny's Twists and Turns [embedded content] Join Saim and Zobia, neighbours turned childhood friends, as they navigate the delicate transition from friendship to love. Dananeer Mobeen (of the viral 'Pawri Ho Rahi Hai' meme fame) and Khushal Khan's on-screen chemistry is palpable, earning them accolades and leaving fans hopeful for future collaborations. The story promises a beautiful and happy ending, showcasing the enduring p...

However, if fantasy isn't your thing, there is still so much to enjoy on Netflix right now – from Richard Gadd's emotional, shocking and unique drama Baby Reindeer to Guy Ritchie's gangster epic The Gentlemen, and trippy sci-fi series 3 Body Problem. Meanwhile, documentary fans can dive into series such as Our Living World, Can I Tell You a Secret?, The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping and Homicide: New York. Other firm favourites right not include Andrew Scott's drama Ripley, and ITV series Cleaning Up , which arrived on the platform at the start of this month. More like this With all of these options available in the Netflix library right now, you might be struggling to sort through it all. However, never fear – we've got you covered. Scroll on for our latest suggestions of the best TV series on Netflix, so you can stop searching and start watching ASAP. Alternatively, you can check out our line-up of the best Netflix movies for other recommendations. You can ...

"SkyJack is a drone engineered to autonomously seek out, hack and wirelessly take over other drones within Wi-Fi distance, creating an army of zombie drones under your control," Kamkar rather straightforwardly explained, in a blog. Using a fairly simple kit consisting of a Parrot AR.Drone 2, a Raspberry Pi, a USB battery, an Alfa AWUS036H wireless transmitter, aircrack-ng, node-ar-drone, node.js and his own SkyJack software, Kamkar has developed a drone that sniffs out other drones as it flies around. Once a target is acquired, the SkyJack forcefully disconnects the wireless connection of the true owner of the victim drone, then authenticates with it under a false identity. From there a hacker has gained control and can feed the drone commands at will, rerouting the flight path, destination and so on. The Parrot AR.Drones can be controlled from an iPhone, iPad or Android. But while the hardware aspect of the attack vector may appeal to the RC-loving set, SkyJack also works w...

"It's just getting us all together and stuff. We'd like to but, yeah, these things are a bit complicated. But there are no immediate plans." Compston will next be seen on our screens in Soccer Aid, alongside the likes of EastEnders' Bobby Brazier and Sir Mo Farah but for now, won't be returning to the world of bent coppers and AC-12. Vicky McClure, Martin Compston and Adrian Dunbar in Line of Duty.  BBC Of course, since season 6 premiered during the 2021 Covid-19 lockdown (which resulted in a massive spike in viewership), there have been plenty of questions surrounding the future of the crime drama. More like this There's been plenty said about a potential seventh season of Line of Duty, with Compston recently chatting to Radio Times magazine about whether he'd do another series of it or not. By entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. You can unsubscribe at any time. He said: 'Every year i...

With cable TV service in a state of cord-cutting freefall, two of the biggest players in the space are leaning into a new strategy to try and stop the bleeding. Comcast and Charter Communications are the two biggest pay TV companies in the U.S., and the two largest broadband providers. But with TV subscribers falling quarter by quarter and year by year, in the past week both have launched products to try and placate consumers grappling with the sticker shock of total cable packages, replete with sports channels and niche offerings. Related Stories Charter on Tuesday launched what it is calling Spectrum TV Stream, which will provide 90 streaming channels for $40 per month. A&E, AMC, CNN, Discovery, Disney Channel, Fox News, FX, Hallmark and HGTV are among the offerings. The streaming offering will be available to Spectrum internet customers. The company also rolled out Spectrum Stream Latino, which...

Pakistani dramas have an increasing craze among global audiences. More than entertainment, these TV shows have become an obsession and we are in for it. Here we share with you the 10 Best Pakistani Dramas Of All Time that you must add to your watch list right now and dive into as soon as possible. Twitter 1. Zindagi Gulzar Hai Where to watch - Hum TV Youtube Channel Filled with multiple seas of emotions including love, ambition, family ties, forgiveness, trust, commitment and loyalty, this Fawad Khan and Sanam Saeed is like reading your favourite novel. Find someone to not call it the 'best Pakistani drama of all time'. [embedded content] 2. Suno Chanda Where to watch - Hum TV Youtube Channel Starring Farhan Saeed and Iqra Aziz in the lead, this one's a feel-good show filled with positivity and laughter. The show is a fresh breath of air for ardent drama audiences who have the most content filled with fights and emotions. Fun fact - This series is ...

Once upon a time, we were a country — a proper country. In the golden age of Black Hollywood, which spanned the late 1990s to the early 2000s, we could flip to channels like UPN and BET to see ourselves reflected on a variety of Black television shows. Despite Hollywood's halfhearted push towards diversity, it would take years before we'd happen across such widespread mainstream representation again. The 2016 season premiere of HBO original series Insecure ushered in an important new dawn for the industry. The show, which starred Issa Rae as its chaotic lead, portrayed millennial Blackness without gimmicks or pandering. Over the course of its five seasons, Insecure quickly became a cornerstone of Black culture, and its controversial series finale left many of us wondering, "What's next?" We'll never have another Insecure — though I'd take a cast reunion or a two-hour film, please and thank you! — but luckily for us, Blackness isn't a monolith, which...