In a thrilling revelation, Google has unveiled its year-end report detailing the top searches made by Pakistanis in 2024. These trends offer a fascinating glimpse into the interests and passions of the nation.

This year, cricket continued to dominate the digital landscape, reflecting Pakistan’s deep-rooted love for the sport. Searches ranged from the PSL 2024 schedule to international cricket matches like Pakistan vs. India and Pakistan vs. England. Notably, legendary Pakistani athletes like Shoaib Malik and Sajid Khan remained fan favorites, while javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem also shone brightly after clinching a gold medal at the Paris Olympics 2024.

In the entertainment realm, ARY Digital’s drama Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum topped the charts alongside Bollywood blockbusters like Animal, Dunki, and Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. Streaming services buzzed with popular shows like Mirzapur Season 3 and Netflix’s much-anticipated series, Heeramandi.

The top personalities searched included an exciting mix of TV stars, influencers, and global icons. The list featured Sana Javed, Hareem Shah, Minahil Malik, Mukesh Ambani, and more.

Pakistani food enthusiasts leaned into diverse recipes, from local favorites like Tawa Kaleji and Malpura to globally adored treats like Garlic Bread and Chocolate Chip Cookies.

Meanwhile, tech-savvy individuals explored trending gadgets such as the iPhone 16 Pro Max, Infinix Note 40, and the capabilities of ChatGPT and Bing Image Creator.

Google’s 2024 list featured these six categories:

• Cricket: Events like the T20 World Cup and the PSL schedule led the way.
• People: A mix of celebrities and influencers, including Abbas Attar and Zoya Nasir.
• Movies & Dramas: From Bollywood hits to popular Pakistani series, entertainment remained a highlight.
• How-To Guides: From self-improvement tips to practical advice, this category covered a range of interests.
• Recipes: A treasure trove for food lovers exploring global and local flavors.
• Tech: Innovations and the latest devices captured the curiosity of Pakistanis.