Who wrote Bang-e-Dara and Jawab-e-Shikwa?
Allama Iqbal
This famous Pakistani gameshow is repeatedly viewed in Ramadan.
Jeeto Pakistan
What is Pakistan's largest province by area?
Balochistan
What is the exact date in which Pakistan gained its independence?
1947
These colorful powdered drinks — orange, mango, lemon — were mixed at home and served to guests
Tang
Which famous Pakistani singer sung Tajdar-e-Haram and Aadat
Atif Aslam
This overly famous sitcom was started in 2009 and has the character "Momo"
Bulbulay
K2
When did Pakistan win their only ICC world cup?
1992
This popular 90s–2000s snack came in a long, thin packet and was famous for its spicy masala flavor.
Slanty
Who wrote the poem "sham samay aaik oonchi seehriyon walay ghar kay angan mein"
Ibn-e-Insha
This drama starring Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan became a nationwide obsession in 2011.
Humsafar
Which city is known as the "City of Saints" due to the high number of Sufi shrines?
Multan
This Mughal emperor built Lahore’s Shalimar Gardens.
Shah Jahan
Which festival tradition had kids lighting phool jhari and anars in the street.
Eid
Who wrote the poem "dukh fasana nahin ke tujh se kahen"?
Ahamad Faraz
This Pakistani drama starring Bilal Abbas Khan and Hania Amir became world-wide popular in 2026
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu
Which city is the phrase "Jena ___ Nahi dekhya, ta wo jamaya nahi" famously used for.
Lahore
This ancient Indus Valley city, located in Sindh, is famous for its advanced urban planning.
Mohenjo-Daro
This amusement park, with its giant rides and neon lights used to be the ultimate amusement part in Karachi
Aladdin Park
Which female singer is the most streamed female singer of Pakistan, sung the songs "Dil De Bol" and "Naazni".
Annural Khalid
This 90s drama was made about Pakistan involvement in the Bosnian war
Alpha Bravo Charlie
In which city is the phrase "Scene on hai?" famously used
Karachi
This 1971 agreement between India and Pakistan formalized the ceasefire after the war and set the Line of Control.
Simla Agreement
This classic station food, often eaten while waiting for the train, came wrapped in newspaper
Anda Paratha or Samosas