1. English–Urdu translation topic: Pakistani rural population under feudal control, political dominance of landowners, regional inequality, deprivation of health and education, Sindh, Baluchistan, and South Punjab highlighted 2. Basaat (Basir Kazmi): plot constructed around theme–anti-theme contrast, feudal manipulation, character of Safwan representing ideological struggle and resistance 3. Patras Kay Mazameen (Ahmed Shah Bukhari): comedic style through vocabulary and ordinary events, exposure of social imbalances via satire, realistic portrayal of middle-class behavior 4. Aangan (Khadija Mastoor): independence struggle depicted through personal narrative, role of Safdar as politically aware character, exploration of female agency and family breakdown 5. Film analysis: Bajrangi Bhaijaan: emotional climax influence on viewers, innocence and selflessness through Munni Baghban: romantic loyalty of elderly couple, changing parent–child dynamics under modern pressures Bin Roye: Eastern values symbolized through Saman’s character, emotional transitions of Saba 6. Exam layout: Section A (translation) – 20 marks, Sections B and C (two essays, 320–370 words each) – 45 marks per essay, analytical responses on literature or film with textual reference required