• Abu Aleeha, director of “Javed Iqbal,” expresses regret over the limited budget for the film.
• He believes if “Javed Iqbal” received 10% of India’s “Sector 36” budget.
• Aleeha’s comments have sparked discussions about financial disparities in neighboring countries’ film industries.

Abu Aleeha, director of the film “Javed Iqbal”, took to social media to express his thoughts on the limited budget for his movie, which is based on the life of Pakistan’s most notorious serial killer. In his post, Aleeha pointed out that had “Javed Iqbal” received even 10% of the budget allocated to India’s “Sector 36”, another true crime film, it could have had a significant global impact.

The director’s comments have sparked a conversation about the financial disparities between the film industries of neighboring countries. While “Javed Iqbal” garnered critical acclaim for its gripping storytelling, Aleeha feels that a larger budget would have elevated the film’s reach and production quality, bringing international recognition to the chilling story of Pakistan’s most disturbing serial killer.

Despite the budgetary constraints, Aleeha remains optimistic about the future. He hinted at plans to further explore Iqbal’s story through a web series, aiming to bring the harrowing tale to a broader audience.

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