یہ صفحہ پاکستان کے محنت کش طبقات، غرباء اور ان کے لیے ہونے والی کاوشوں اور جدو جہد سے متعلقہ ثقافتی مواد اور آرٹ شائع کرتا ہے۔ وہ تمام آرٹ، ادب، موسیقی، فلمیں اور دوسرا تخلیقی کام جو محنت کشوں کی زندگیوں اور معاشرے میں استحصال کے خاتمے کے لیے تخلیق کیا گیا ہے اس صفحے پرجگہ پا سکتا ہے ۔ آپ اپنا متعلقہ مواد اس صفحے پر شائع کرکے ہمارے مباحثوں میں شرکت کر سکتے ہیں۔
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فیض ادبی میلہ ۲۰۱۸
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1843692/4-several-literary-giants-expected-4th-faiz-festival/
طبقاتی جدوجہد کی بتیسویں سالگرہ
https://www.dawnnews.tv/news/71275
It is a very old folk song about the horse carriage drivers.
Jawad Ahmed’s excellent songs for workers
Iqbal Shehzad’s “Badnam” 1966 is an excellent film about a working class family. It is based on Sadat Hassan Manto’s story “Jhumkay”
Prakash Arorra’s “Boot Polish” 1954 is a classic depicting lives of abandoned and unattended children.
Khuda ki Basti is a 1970s classic depicting life in Slums of Pakistan.
A good poem about the lives of working people.
Amjad Islam Amjad’s “Waris” excellently depicts feudalism in Pakistan.
The Pakistani Drama serial portrays the plight of Women in Pakistan.
Ashfaq Ahmed’s “Fahmida Ki Kahani, Ustaani Rahat ki Zabani” is an excellent portrayal of class inequalities in Pakistan.
Nur ul Huda Shah’s “Ab Mera Intizar Kar” is a good portrayal of life marriage practices and love among working class families of Pakistan.
A good song on work place related issues.
Sabiha Sumar’s “Khamoosh Pani” is an excellent movie about the women caught in the violence of 1947 Indo-Pakistan Partition and their lives in Pakistan till modern times.
Satyajit Ray’s “Shatranj Kay Khilarri” is an awesome depiction of the history of scak of Awadh by the East India company in 1856. It is based on a story by Munshi Prem Chand.
M.S. Sathyu’s “Garam Hawa” excellently captures the plight of families caught in the travails of 1947 Partition of the Indo-Pakistan.
