The Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad trailer just dropped, and boy – it’s a massive, entertainment-packed punch, with a vital social message.
The Storyline
What happens when you combine the dapper and quick-witted Fahad Mustafa as a morally askew (and devilishly handsome) cop, with the beautiful Mahira Khan as a strong, social activist? Nabeel Qureshi and Fizza Ali Meerza have the answer. If the trailer is to be believed, magic is created on-screen.
With a dizzying array of twists, turns, and mind-boggling stunts, the Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad trailer sends a clear-cut message: bring on the challenge, we’re here to stay.
The VFX In Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad
As is evident from the trailer, the film relies greatly on VFX, which can be a bit of a gamble. However, not only does the VFX work, but it elevates the quality of the trailer in a way that pushes all the right buttons.
Explosions, flying bikes, an airplane fight – this film has it all. Talk about putting a huge budget to great use.
The Cast
In the fast-paced trailer, we catch glimpses of the two leads who look stunning individually, but also have a spark that has long remain untapped, only for it to be unleashed in this film.
Javed Sheikh can be seen playing, as Nabeel Qureshi stated at the trailer launch, “a Sindhi constable.” Nayyar Ejaz seems to play a pivotal role as well, and we see glimpses of Mehmood Aslam in the trailer too.
Taking a minor risk of sounding biased, one notable statement must be made: whatever work Fahad Mustafa has put in for the film – it shows – and that cannot be emphasized upon enough. From his physique that aids in him looking the part, to the seemingly seamless dedication to the stunts – the ace actor has gone the extra mile, and for that, he must be applauded.
The Message In Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad
The film centers its plot around corruption – a topic that is not only extremely relevant, but also one that has become pertinent to address. While the makers maintain that there is no political stance being taken in relation to real life events, the presence of a lion in the trailer cannot go unnoticed.
For its undoubtedly brave portrayal of a country that is neck-deep amidst numerous crises due to corruption at every level, Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad, thus, becomes an important watch from the get-go.
The Verdict
For cinema-goers who have been waiting to have their masala quotient satiated, while also consuming content that is intelligent and delivers a message: look no further. Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad, with its release on Eid ul Azha, will surely win hearts, and leave audiences with food for thought.
