The only hindrance between the release of Love Mein Gum, Bol, and Son Of Pakistan is the Cricket World Cup; which is ending on 2nd April 2011 with its final to be played in Indian city Mumbai.
Son of Pakistan might be the first of three to be released, followed by Bol and then Love Mein Gum. All three of them are fully completed and directors are just waiting for the cricket world-cup to come to an end.
IDRAAK is surely going to be one of the most unique projects of Pakistan film industry, mainly because of its exceptional theme and the thinking behind that.
Directed & Written by 9 times “International Film Festival Award” winner; Sean Ali, and produced by Blue Mount Pictures & Victim Media SA, Idraak is the first psychological thriller film of the country, the story basically revolves around a guy who himself writes his fate.
A dozen people are controlling the lights. With a cameraman fixed on a moving trolley, everybody in the spacious lounge is transfixed, holding their breath, waiting for the director’s nod. He signals and the music starts. With smart moves and light feet, Juggun Kazim follows the steps, that till only a moment ago Nigah Hussain (choreographer) demonstrated for her. Everybody is focused and waiting for the magical
With cricket fever mounting with every passing match of the World Cup, activities in the entertainment industry are continuing to decrease and many actors are making off-the-set appearances.
For many actors it seems, this is the season of becoming goodwill ambassadors and film star
You must have heard about Lollywood’s famous rivalry between Meera Rubab and Reema Khan.
The verbal fight once again has started and just like before, Meera is the one to inflate the fire this time as well.
According to reports; Meera in a party where Reema was also an attendant, not just once but many times mentioned Reema by adding the word “Aunty” before her name.
Pakistan film industry has finally started moving forward after being stagnant for a very long period of time. The Karachi-Lahore fight between film-makers is slowly and gradually losing its strength, and film-makers are now just trying to make a good quality movie for the whole country instead of making it for only a particular market.
