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Launched at the press event held at Karachi's Pearl Continental last Saturday (25th April 2015), the trailer instantly had its space captured among the audience after its very first run. It picked the Pakistani cinema right from where Na Maloom Afraad last year had left it. And all major credit for it to director Wajahat Rauf and writer Yasir Hussain.

I would want to make films that entertain the audiences as there is so much trauma and distress surrounding us. I want the audience to forget what all is wrong around us and be entertained for 2 ½ hours and go home in a good mood.

Denying all the rumors, the source says Shoaib Mansoor is currently just relaxing and has no plans of making a film in the near future. Well, don't be upset, you never know when Shoaib Mansoor would surprise you all of a sudden, it can after all be just a tactic to keep things tightly under the wraps; just the way Mansoor likes it.

Movie Name: Na Maloom Afraad Release Date: 6 October 2014 Director: Nabeel Qureshi Review by:Zeeshan Mahmood with additional inputs by Momin Ali Munshi They came, they conquered. Yes, we...

by Hasnat Afridi Javed Sheikh. Who doesn’t know him? A tall debonair star who ruled the silver screen by giving out plenty of hits. He...

A few Skimpy clothed women dancing to the tunes of item songs. Loud gunshots. Plush mansions, and a hell lot of action…Oh! And how...

First theatrical trailer of 'Na Maloom Afraad' (NMA) is out and has become viral since its release. The trailer shows three 'fellas' who are...

Na Maloom Afraad are finally revealed in a press release by Filmwala Pictures. Oh, these are not those Na Maloom Afraad about whom you hear...

rivalry between these two media giants is basically being fought on three fronts currently; the first one, as many would have already guessed, is 'News'.....The second front is 'Drama',.......The third dimension to this rivalry, which is also our subject here, is 'Film distribution'.....We reckon an ongoing proxy war, a war being fought silently between the two bigwigs on possibly securing some deal with any upcoming big local film, there are many coming in next ten to twelve months, just give it a little thought. Leave Zinda Bhaag and Waar and start counting it from Tamanna, the film may release in... (Read More)

The film may not be on the favorite list for critics but all I can say is that the audience (me included) loved the film and well this is exactly what Humayun Saeed wanted as he has on several occasions said, "I wanted to make a film (Read More)