- Humaima Malick shares pictures on Instagram.
- She says this is a very difficult and beautiful scene in The Legend of Maula Jutt.
- The film is an adaptation of the 1979 cult classic film Maula Jatt.
Humaima Malick shares pictures on her Instagram and says this is a very difficult and beautiful scene in The Legend of Maula Jutt. In the first picture, the scene shows, Humaima Malick with her back towards the camera in shackles with Fawad Khan holding her hand and an instance of the crew around. In the next picture, she is seen with Fawad Khan, wearing a black top and purple shalwar, and Fawad holding her from behind with a dagger to her neck. Humaima is still in shackles in this picture as well.
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The Legend of Maula Jatt is a 2022 Pakistani Punjabi-language action drama film directed and written by Bilal Lashari. The film is an adaptation of the 1979 cult classic film Maula Jatt and is considered not a remake nor a sequel by the producers.
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The year 2022 was a very successful year for Pakistani cinema. It has been a productive year for Pakistani film since the revival of the country’s film industry has picked up its pace. Since the news broke that The Legend of Maula Jatt would soon be available to the public, everyone has been talking about it. According to Google’s findings on the top trending searches as this year draws to a close, “The Legend of Maula Jatt” was clearly among the most popular searches.
Ever since the movie was made available to the public, it has been the talk of the town, and everyone can’t stop raving about how beautifully it was shot. It is clear that the ensemble of A-list actors that Bilal Lashari has recruited with the intention of providing the audience with a fun time has come together.
Hollywood movies such as Black Adam, Thor Love and Thunder, Doctor Strange, and House of the Dragon, in addition to TLOMJ. These shows frequently trended among social media platforms, and audience members were always interested in learning more about them. TLOMJ is presently playing in theatres across England.
