• Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad and London Nahi Jaunga were both commercial and critical successes.
• The most popular online retailer in Pakistan, Daraz, is selling these movies in their illegal form.
• Actress Mahira Khan and director Nabeel Qureshi expressed their shock and rage over the app’s suspension on their Twitter accounts.

Theatrical movies At the box office on Eid ul-Azha, Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad and London Nahi Jaunga were both commercial and critical successes. Now, though, these well-received movies are a victim of piracy, a globally and vehemently condemned conduct that affects the film and entertainment industries.

The most popular online retailer in Pakistan, Daraz, is selling these movies in their illegal form.

Actress Mahira Khan and director Nabeel Qureshi expressed their shock and rage over the app’s suspension on their Twitter accounts. Nabeel even declared that he will take the legal path.

As can be seen from the website’s comments section, numerous copies of both movies have been sold on the shopping behemoth. And it is astonishing that such a sizable platform would violate Pakistan’s anti-piracy rules in such a flagrant way.

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