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The Reluctant Fundamentalist

From Rags to Riches in Lahore: Mohsin Hamid's 'How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia'

Nauman Khalid | Posted 11.05.2013 | UK
Read More: Pakistan, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Mohsin Hamid, Lahore, Book Review, How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia, Mira Nair, 9/11, UK News
Nauman Khalid

The first ten imperatives of Mohsin Hamid's How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia fulfil, with sly wit and humour, the premise of the self-help book t...

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'The Reluctant Fundamentalist' Opens Venice (and People's Minds?)

Rollo Ross | Posted 31.10.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Politics, Liev Schreiber, Venice Film Festival, Kiefer Sutherland, Riz Ahmed, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Kate Hudson, Movies, Mira Nair, Film Reviews, UK Film, UK Entertainment News
Rollo Ross

The story not just touches on but firmly addresses concepts of journalistic and business ethics, international politics and intervention, racism, education, common human morals, and, as the title suggests fundamentalism.

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PHOTOS: Kate Hudson Kicks Off Venice Film Festival In Stunning Nude Dress

WENN | Posted 30.08.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Video, Matt Bellamy, Venice Film Festival, Venice, Red Carpet, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, UK Film, Kate Hudson, Slideexpand, Kate Hudson Dress, UK Entertainment News

The 69th Venice Film Festival kicked off in Italy on Wednesday with the premiere of Kate Hudson's Mira Nair film The Reluctant Fundamentalist. The...

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The Reluctant Immigrant

Nauman Khalid | Posted 08.01.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Indian Writing in English, Migration, H. M. Naqvi, Home Boy, Pakistani Literature in English, Sara Suleri, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Postcolonial Literature, Meatless Days, Immigrants, New York, Subcontient, UK Lifestyle News
Nauman Khalid

Home Boy warrants reading and re-reading for its beautifully constructed sentences which are braided with finely observed detail. In its elegant ebb and flow, its effortless glide and dulcet cadence Naqvi's prose is reminiscent of Nabokov, the Russian émigré America claims as one of its greats.

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