He was so essentially of that species common to us at the time in that hot steamy part of the world: the unmarriageable man. So how did I end up then, being his son? Ah, it is a long story.

This year Soniah Kamal enters the field with "Unmarriageable," a delightful translation of "Pride and Prejudice" that effectively weaves 18th-century England into 21st-century Pakistan.

Traveling Picture Show Company (TPSC) and Rising Tides have joined forces with Pakistan‘s Hum Network for the screen adaptation of Soniah Kamal’s bestselling novel “Unmarriageable.” ...

Then look no further than “Unmarriageable” by Soniah Kamal. Alys Binat is a teacher and the second of five daughters. When her family gets invited to a wedding, her sister Jena meets Fahad ...

It does not seem wild, however, to propose that the emergence and rise of the phenomenon of the “unmarriageable male” may occasion an increase in social tensions in China-and perhaps social ...

All perfect praise be to Allah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger. Marriage to some women is forbidden ...

Production on a feature film adaptation of Soniah Kamal’s novel Unmarriageable is scheduled to begin in Pakistan in 2025. US outfits Travelling Picture Show Company (TPSC) and Rising Tides have ...

According to historian Jane Ridley, the Queen wanted to avoid Prince Charles becoming involved with someone who was "unmarriageable". "The only thing that the Royal Family wanted to avoid was that ...