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Omair Alavi

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As seen in: Voice of America (VOA), Dawn, The News International, The Express Tribune, Arab News, Samaa TV, Masala!, Arab News Pakistan, NEWSLINE, hipinpakistan.com and
Freelancing for BBC Urdu, Narratives, Arab News PK, Dawn Magazines, ET, Very Filmi & The Expat Story. Interviewed Thor, Spider-Man, Ms. Marvel, & Naumaan Ijaz.
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Book review: LEGO Marvel Character Encyclopaedia

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By Omair Alavi Verified
| Dawn Verified
In the year of Avengers: Assemble, all you need to prepare for Avengers: Doomsday is a quick refresher on the superheroes, their allies, the villains and those who support them.
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THE POWER OF NOSTALGIA | The Express Tribune

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By Nabil Tahir Verified, Omair Alavi Verified
| The Express Tribune Verified
By Omair Alavi | PUBLISHED August 23, 2026 The first English phrase I memorised with real meaning and proper understanding was not a nursery rhyme or a classroom lesson. It was not even a film dialogue that sticks with most people with a filmi mind. It was the opening narration of the animated series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, which aired in the 1980s and was available to us on video cassettes.
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Book review: The Loudest Roar

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By Omair Alavi Verified
| Dawn Verified
Storybooks are meant to entertain and educate readers. And The Loudest Roar is one such book that not only entertains and educates, but also gives younger readers something to cherish for a long time. Written and illustrated by Thomas Taylor, this book serves multiple purposes. First of all, if you aren’t interested in text, the images will keep you engrossed for as long as you want; for those who love reading but prefer less challenging material, this is ideal.
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