The love hate relationship between India and Pakistan has generated multiple accounts of stories which are both sweet and grief-stricken. Both nations enjoy a highly volatile rapport. Unfortunately, the story of Sarbjit is one brokenhearted saga. The movie is based on true incidents and footages from past. Making such a
Pakistani Film Industry has gone through rough tides even in the phase when there were back to back releases on every Friday. Unfortunately, Pakistani audience didn’t get to see more of classical work on the account of Pakistan’s poets, writers and geniuses; is it because of film-makers never considered Pakistan’s
Shahrukh Khan is a bigger brand than an actor. And branded products are largely consumed only because of their names. The last 3 movies of SRK, since 2013, Dilwale, Happy New Year and Chennai Express were a big letdown in terms of content and story but even then those movies
Ashir Azeem is known for entertaining his audience. Right from the days of Dhuwaan, he is labeled as the patriot and genuine entertainment provider to Pakistanis. Maalik is Ashir Azeem’s directorial debut and the movie is amongst the most anticipated movies of Pakistni cinema. Let’s see what Maalik has to
R. Balki is known for making movies which are path breaking and modern. For instance, his previous movies included Cheeni Kum (a romantic journey between a woman and a man who is almost her father’s age), Paa (a father-son relationship based on progeria – a rare genetic condition) and Shamitabh
