As Eid approaches, Pakistan anticipates the joyous celebrations intertwined with cultural traditions and cinematic delights. Among the essentials for a fulfilling Eid experience, a Mehwish Hayat film holds a special place. This Eid, cinephiles are in for a treat with Wajahat Rauf’s latest offering, “Daghabaaz Dil.”
In a candid conversation, Wajahat Rauf shares insights into the making of the film, highlighting its significance in revitalizing the local film industry. He emphasizes the importance of perseverance in the face of challenges, stating, “Had we also given up and not made Daghabaaz Dil, then we wouldn’t even have one local film hitting the theaters this year.”
Producer Shazia Wajahat echoes this sentiment, expressing the need for lighthearted entertainment amidst gloomy times. She emphasizes the film’s appeal to audiences, stating, “It’s a no-brainer… The film has songs, dances, a big-fat Punjabi wedding.”
Mehwish Hayat, renowned for her international acclaim, underscores the importance of quality content in gaining global recognition. She emphasizes, “It’s not about the budget but the content… If we make more films… picked up by international film festivals, then we get global recognition.”
The cast, including Mehwish, Ali Rehman Khan, and social media sensation Momin Saqib, offer insights into their characters and the film’s diverse appeal. Momin Saqib, unfazed by the outcome, emphasizes the joy of being part of the creative process.
As anticipation builds for “Daghabaaz Dil,” it stands as a testament to the resilience and creativity of Pakistani cinema. With its blend of comedy, romance, and supernatural elements, the film promises to captivate audiences and contribute to the resurgence of local cinema on the global stage.
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