A still from one of the most famous one-off plays on Pakistan television, ‘Quratul Ain’ (1975).
A classic billboard painted in Lahore to advertise Bruce Lee’s 1973 blockbuster ‘Enter the Dragon.’ | facebook |
The first pages of a detailed book written by a professional travel writer from the United States. The book was published in early 1962 – a time when various American airlines and travel writers were heavily promoting Pakistan as a tourist destination.
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin (the first men to land on the moon), arrived in Karachi in early 1970 during their tour of South Asia. | facebook |
A 1963 brochure printed by the government of Pakistan to attract tourists. It contained maps and names of famous tourist spots, beaches, mountain resorts, hotels, nightclubs and bars in the country (both in West and former East Pakistan).
A 1966 Pakistani press ad announcing the launch of famous Australian car, Valiant, in Pakistan. It was one of the first cars to be assembled in Pakistan
The charismatic Jacqueline Kennedy, wife of the popular US President, J. F. Kennedy, visited Pakistan in 1962. Here she is seen riding in an open-top limo with the then ruler of Pakistan, Ayub Khan
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Oh I Just Can’t Wait……To Be King | facebook |
