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My New Book - Pakistani Media: The Way Things Are



It is about time that I should inform our readers and followers about my latest book "Pakistani Media: The Way Things Are". I have recently completed this book on the media scene of Pakistan giving an unbiased account of how things actually go about in our industry. Also, through this book I feel people around the world could get a better understanding of Pakistani society because there are some strange and rigid perceptions created about Pakistan without any logical grounds. Once people will see things with an open mind, they will realize, that Pakistan is not a barren piece of land, or a country of terrorists, a place where women where burkhas and where people can not speak or understand languages. I have given it my best shot to write things that I have observed over the years I have worked in our industry.

Book Description:

"It is very difficult to understand how people around the world believe things about Pakistan that are untrue without actually ever knowing how things really are. The perceptions that are embedded in the minds are so strong that it is almost impossible to clear them out. The conviction with which the false image is accepted is even more appalling. This book highlights one of the most essential industries of the world i.e. media and shows how media alone has been a crucial part of Pakistan's existence and progress. It is an effort to show how Pakistani media started and how much has it evolved over the years. The media is a representation of a society and one must know at least a bit about Pakistan's media before creating perceptions that do not fit our society as a whole. Therefore, this book is about understanding how things really are in Pakistan through media giving an unbiased overview of the situation. Thus, this work should prove quite useful to students and professionals in the field of Media, Communications and Journalism around the world as a mere eye opener."

Published by Lambert Academic Publishing in Germany. The book is now available on all major online stores including Amazon. It will be out in bookstores in a few weeks with major focus in the American and European market. You can view the links for two markets depending on where you live.


If you're interested in understanding media, how media has evolved in Pakistan and how it is today, you should have a look at this book. You can always recommend the book to people in your circle. Reviews are welcome.


Meera



Yesterday I had the misfortune to watch a clip of Meera. I’m sorry to say but I don’t really enjoy watching crappy stuff. You guys must have heard about Meera’s marriage & how she has been threatening her husband. Well the miserable clip that I saw was more about the conversing skill of Meera. I used to be in school when they started making fun of Reema & her English. And still the sense of humor is quite bizarre to this day.

Targeting someone with that kind of background is easy. I’m not saying that they are all sensible ladies. They say things & then people don’t spare them. How can they? They aren’t big shots; they are from the lousy film industry which is as good as dirt. Even though we are surrounded by wannabes around us but I guess we don’t have unusual minds to understand the obvious. In fact, we have people who can’t help labeling others as UMT & EMT. They should have a good look at themselves though before calling others Urdu medium in the first place.