Mohammed Hanif
Mohammed Hanif is a Pakistani author known for his fiction that often explores themes of politics and identity. His notable works include "A Case of Exploding Mangoes," a satirical take on the circumstances surrounding the death of former Pakistani leader General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, and "Our Lady of Alice Bhatti," which delves into the life of a Christian nurse in Karachi.
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Books by Mohammed Hanif
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A Case of Exploding Mangoes
by Mohammed Hanif
3.8(9,621)
In a dark comedy about political plots, a Pakistani Air Force pilot works with an odd group, including a hash-smoking American and a mango-loving crow, to kill dictator General Zia ul-Haq, only to learn many others also want him dead.
Our Lady of Alice Bhatti
by Mohammed Hanif
3.4(2,324)
In Karachi's chaos, a former inmate turned nurse with a healing touch finds dangerous love with a gangster cop, forcing her to choose between her gifts, her passion, and the constant threat of destruction.