Abu Aleeha stands out as a beacon of resilience in Pakistan’s cinematic landscape, advocating for the weekly film ritual to breathe life into the country’s theatres. Often labelled a ‘low-budget’ wizard, Aleeha crafts cinematic wonders every 3-4 months, fearlessly exploring horror, horror-comedy, and crime thriller genres. With an impressive repertoire of 12 movies, including the upcoming ‘Taxali Gate‘, his journey hasn’t been without its bumps, with films like ‘Udham Patakh‘, ‘Lock Down‘ and others not hitting the jackpot. Yet, Aleeha remains undeterred, proving that setbacks are mere detours on the road to success.
From Horror to Comedy and Crime Thriller: A Cinematic Journey of Resilience
Last year marked a cinematic evolution for Aleeha, with ‘Javed Iqbal‘ and ‘Super Punjabi‘ gracing the silver screen and coming out as a better version of his directorial career. ‘Javed Iqbal‘, though uniquely narrated, sought balance, falling short in screenplay and script vibrancy. Yet, Aleeha’s resilience shines through, and the dawn of a new year hints at a potential turning point for this dedicated director. The recent unveiling of ‘Taxali Gate”s trailer has us all applauding Aleeha’s craft, sparking hope for a cinematic fate change in the cards for this hardworking maestro.
The movie’s trailer graces the screen like a cinematic symphony, leaving spectators in sheer awe, uttering a collective ‘Just Wow’ anticipation hangs thick in the air. Will this be the harmonious blend of narrative, screenplay, and execution that fans and cinephiles have been eagerly awaiting?
Taxali Gate: The WOW trailer
The trailer, a canvas painted with myriad emotions, offers a tantalizing glimpse into the clandestine world of a Lahore brothel house. The very name, Taxali Gate‘, evokes curiosity, being a passageway to Hera Mandi. Cinematic shots, delivered with prowess by a stellar cast, create an irresistible allure for cinema enthusiasts.
Ayesha Omer’s Cinematic Prelude: A Symphony of Solid Expression
The overture unfolds with a captivating shot of Ayesha Omer, a cinematic enchantress whose solid expression and compelling dialogue resonate with the audience. The trailer, intricately woven around Omer’s dialogue, acts as a mesmerizing prelude, ensuring the audience is irresistibly drawn into the unfolding narrative.
Along with Ayesha as a lead, the cinematic magic is amplified by the powerhouse performances of Yasir Hussain, Mehar Bano, Umer Aalam, Iffat Omar, and Nayyer Ejaz.
Beyond its narrative, ‘Taxali Gate”s trailer is a sensory feast, incorporating a powerful musical element. Eva B, with her dynamic rapping style in ‘Haq Kidher Hai’?, adds another layer to the cinematic experience. This creative marriage of music and storytelling enhances the trailer’s allure, promising an immersive cinematic journey.
In the realm of filmmaking, Abu Aleeha emerges as a beacon of resilience and creative fervour. ‘Taxali Gate”s trailer not only showcases his dedication to improvement but also instils hope in audiences, reaffirming their faith in the vibrancy of Pakistani cinema. The film is all set to hit cinema screens worldwide on 16th Feb.
