Have you ever wondered how it would be to make films on history, misconceptions, realities behind the conspiracies, and associating all that with the youth of Pakistan? Well, unfortunately not many filmmakers followed the path that could bring in the change – and luckily Filmwala Pictures team (Nabeel Qureshi and
Pakistani Film Industry is in a very critical phase. The revival chant ended with unfortunate Covid 19 and soon the cinema business suffered from severe dips. Some films were all set to release 2 years ago but they could not because of the Pandemic. Sadly, the so-called, Pakistani web series
As mentioned before the previous episode of Dunk was thrilling but tedious, this episode is worse more tedious and underwhelming. It is no more thrilling. Safeer and Haider is making rounds at each other’s places. God Knows which spell Amal has done to Haider’s father that despite knowing and seeing
Cheekh is definitely turning out to be very interesting. The drama is well-penned, besides somewhat similar to the plot of Meenakshi Shehshadri’s much talked about and critically acclaimed 90’s film Damini, from which the dialogues of Sunny Deol are very famous. Anyhow, the seventh episode of Cheekh unfolds many interesting scenes
It’s interesting how well the story of Cheekh is unfolding. There are many reasons which make Bilal Abbas Khan the culprit. Whether it’s the last statement of Ushna Shah’s Raja Bhairiya Hai or it’s the doubt of Aijaz Aslam, Saba Qamar and the way story is written. When Noor Ul
