Look, we get it. Eid-ul-Adha is officially behind us, and your fridge is currently a frozen fortress of plastic baggies stuffed with qurbani meat. You’ve probably consumed your weight in mutton and beef karahi by now, and your digestive system is begging for mercy. But who says the festive adrenaline has to stop? Welcome to the ultimate post-Eid nostalgia trip! If you thought the real struggle was finding a reliable butcher on Day 1, wait until you try keeping this digital goat alive. In this chaotic, truck-art-inspired endless runner, you are the goat, and the local kasais (butchers) are chasing you down with razor-sharp tokas (cleavers). Your mission? Run. Jump. Survive. Time your leaps perfectly to bounce right over the incoming butchers. It’s fast, it’s petty, and it's highly addictive. Tap your mobile screen or smash that spacebar to dodge a one-way ticket to becoming next Sunday’s special biryani. So, grab a plate of leftover spicy karahi, wash it down with a cold d...
Artificial intelligence is changing almost every creative industry, and filmmaking is no exception. Just a few years ago, creating a film required expensive cameras, large crews, professional actors, and months of post-production work. Today, AI tools can help generate scripts, create storyboards, produce visuals, synthesize voices, compose music, and even generate video clips from simple text prompts. If you've ever wondered how to make films with AI, there's never been a better time to start learning. The idea of computers assisting filmmakers isn't entirely new. AI has been used behind the scenes in visual effects and editing for years. However, recent advances in generative AI have put powerful filmmaking tools into the hands of ordinary creators. What once required a Hollywood budget can now be accomplished with a laptop, creativity, and a little patience. Well, mostly patience, AI still occasionally decides your hero should have six fingers. Learning how to ma...