“I have done some phenomenal work in Bollywood and it is my wish to use my experience of filmmaking in the B Town for betterment of the Pakistani film industry,” Zafar said.
“Apart from commencing work on my own feature film, I have also started working on a state-of-the-art music production studio,”he added.
In response to a question, Zafar said Indian producers want to make films in Pakistan but to achieve that, there are some serious policy reconsiderations that need to be happen government level.
“Whenever a local film is released, it does better business than any foreign film in Pakistan and Waar and Kill Dill are great examples of this,” he said.
He further added that it is great to see that India has dedicated a channel solely to Pakistani content and if we make quality films, they could also get released in India.
He also appreciated the efforts of Syed Noor for making some very memorable films and considered Azaan Sami Khan as a beacon of hope for the future of Pakistani cinema.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 15th, 2014.
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