Karachi: Now a day’s Pakistani silver screen is
producing remarkable films to revive Pakistani film industry. 'Mein hoon Shahid
Afridi', 'Zinda bhag', 'Saving face' and 'WAAR' are worldwide appreciated
movies created by the new generation of film makers in Lollywood. Moreover, the
ARY Films is also playing a vital role as it has recently announced to produce
two new mega budget movies 'Delta Echo Foxtrot' and 'WAAR-II'.
A trend of promoting newer ideas in the industry
has also motivated the students of film making to contribute their part in the
revival of Pakistani cinema. In this regard, students of the Department of
Visual Studies, University of Karachi (UoK) arranged a Tele film festival in
Feroza Hasham Hall UoK, to exhibit the projects of final year students of film
making.
Numerous films were exhibited including Ek Tha
Mitthu (Ameer Zaidi), Zara Dair Se (Hafsa Khitab), Big Bang Idea (Sapna Cheryl)
and Chainak (Fajar Raza).
A large number of students gathered at the
festival to witness the pieces of work their course-mates created.
A fourty two minutes long movie 'Chainak'
directed by Fajar Raza was the movie highly praised by the audience, starring
Vajdaan Shah, Muhammad Ahsan, Ali Asghar Nalwala, Ali Abbas, Anis Ahmad and
Nazr ul Hassan. Central idea of the movie revolves around a semi retarded
person who loves his younger brother a lot and ready to do anything for him,
his affection for his brother initiates a story of a crime.
The film contains emotion, thrill, drama, action
and also suspense and the director merged all these aspects artistically.
Another tele-film that inspired the audience a
lot was 'Ek tha Mitthu' directed by Ameer Zaidi which was picturized in a dark
hall but contains a bright ray of light that is the idea to fight for freedom.
Ameer Zaidi took all his class fellows to play different roles and according to
him, "movie was shot without any rehearsals.
Most of the actors in these short movies were
taken from NAPA (National Academy of Performing Arts), e.g. Sana Saif, Saad,
Aasia, Wajdan, Erum and Nazr ul Hassan etc.
The successful Tele Films Festival made this
fact evident that the recent wave generated in the Pakistani film industry will
be sustained in future by these young enthusiastic directors and actors.
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