Topic: Go to Pakistan

For some, this was a familiar scene: yet another girl, punished brutally for the crime of existing in public view. And once again, Islamabad—Pakistan’s federal capital—was the stage.

In an open letter shared on X, Tara Chand Baloch, a former cabinet minister in Balochistan and the president of Washington-based Baloch American Congress, accused Pakistan of perpetrating grave human rights violations in the province.

Bushra Ansari, who won the Presidential Pride of Performance Award, asked Javed Akhtar to have some restraint, saying, ‘You have very little time left in life, and yet you’re still talking like this’.

‘Your desi bandook will do the wonders that their rifles can't,’ Saad Hussain Rizvi, the second Ameer of TLP, proclaimed on 2 May.

Wajahat Saeed Khan’s documentary series on the Pakistani military, We Are Soldiers, was banned by Pakistan’s media regulator, PEMRA.

Shahid Afridi has been taking swipes at India with the tea barb since the Pahalgam attack. He escalated it when Shikhar Dhawan responded by asking the former Pakistani cricketer how low he will stoop.

While Geo News played clips from Indian news channels and corrected anchors' Urdu, editorials in Dawn and Express Tribune took a more serious tone.

Memes took a darker, fizzy turn following India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty. One user posted a video of a man washing himself with a bottle of Coca-Cola.

Pakistanis are actively tagging Kareena in the comments, with even DJ Hamza Harris hoping that the actress and Karan Johar would see it one day.

Pakistanis are also strictly against Vaani Kapoor. They think their ‘king’ needed a better heroine.