Unravel the complex tapestry of post-9/11 South Asia through Pakistani English novels and popular Hindi films. This scholarly work dissects transnational desires, national imaginaries, and the evolving concept of ‘home’ for diasporic communities. It critically examines how migration, global conflicts, and xenophobia are portrayed, offering fresh insights into cultural belonging and political identity. Essential reading for scholars and students of South Asian studies, film, media, and literature, this book provides a compelling analysis of contemporary trauma and resilience, connecting narratives from the subcontinent to global discourse.