Amar Khan likes The Legend of Maula Jatt, and she is sure that everyone knows why. The actor gave her review of the movie and said that everyone should be able to see the masterpiece.
She wrote a long review on Saturday to make her case. “The Legend of Maula Jatt is a perfect example of how Punjabi cinema is speeding into its golden years. It speaks our hearts out by saying “bara hi swaad aya ay!! “It had a lot of flavour. This huge action film by Bilal Lashari, Gandasa, will go down in the history of Pakistani cinema as the best visual triumph ever. The fact that Bilal spent a decade and a lot of hard work on this shows how a passionate filmmaker works. “Pakistan has never seen a movie with this kind of mind-blowing cinematography and character blocking,” she wrote.
She chose each character and said what made them stand out. “This movie belongs to Hamza Ali Abbasi. I haven’t seen such a scary, growling villain from the subcontinent in a very, very long time. Fawad Khan will always be our hero, and with his aura, he did a great job as the main character. I thought Mirza Gohar Rasheed was really high on that scorpion weed when he gave the best performance of his career. As Mukho, Mahira [Khan] is beautiful because she is pure and strong-willed. Faris Shafi’s tan tan tan is a lot of fun to watch, and he does it with ease. Humaima [Malick] looked seductive and believable.”
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She also gave praise to the production team and crew, who work behind the scenes but are the ones who make the magic happen onscreen. “Nasir Adeeb saab’s lines are straight home runs for the audience. What a bold and loud attempt the people who made this movie made. May you guys do well at the box office and make a lot of money. Fahad Hussayn, Maram Azmat, and Aabroo Hashimi are the most important parts of this movie. I’m so happy for you all. Zara Shahjahan and the whole production design/art team are not to be missed.
The actor in Dum Mastam only had one problem, which was that some actors didn’t speak Punjabi well. “It’s a small worry that when so much money, time, and technical skill goes into making a movie, a few artists don’t take the language and tone seriously. Mustafa Qureshi sb was also an actor who spoke Urdu, but he spoke Punjabi so well.
She ended by asking the people in charge not to keep people from seeing such a great movie, which is only showing in a few theatres. “I saw this movie last night in Capri, because only two theatres in Karachi show Pakistan’s biggest movie to date. What if the players win the world cup but don’t get to play on their home field? ‘Ais maulay nu maaran laye cine-ma nai cine-pyo bulana paway ga’. Please don’t stop people from seeing such a huge movie on the cinema’s bara parda. Congratulations to the team and very tight virtual hugs! ”
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