Which books are most read in Pakistan in the year 2022?

The year 2022 has been a memorable year for Pakistan in many respects, but to know which books were the most sold across Pakistan last year, Independent Urdu has compiled this video report for its readers.

Talking about Karachi, the biggest city of the country, Mohammad Asif, a bookseller of Karachi’s Urdu market, says that ‘2022, novels will be on top of the most sold books.’

According to Mohammad Asif, the novels of Umira Ahmed and Nimra Ahmed have been on the top among the best-selling novels. Poetry books also sold well this year, with Jon Elia’s book selling the highest.

According to Mohammad Asif, motivational books were among the best selling books in English language.

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According to Ayaz, a bookseller from the capital Islamabad, the best selling book was ‘Changing World Order’ while the second best selling book was ‘Political Conflict in Pakistan’.

Mustansar Hussain Tarar’s travel books were sold the most among the books sold in Urdu language.

According to Ikramullah Khan, a bookseller in Peshawar, the best-selling book last year was ‘Leaves of Paradise’ written by Nimra Ahmed. While ‘It Ends With It’ was the best selling book in English.

According to Gagan Shahid, a bookseller from Jhelum, last year’s best-selling books were ‘Sab Rang Kathani’.

While the famous author Paulo Coelho’s book Alchemist was also among the best selling books. He said that Ali Akbar Natiq’s ‘Nolkhi Kothi’ was read the most among Urdu novels.


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2024-08-27 07:14:10

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