Play: ‘Hum aik Hain’ staged at RAC
The drama was written and directed by Aslam Mughal and the cast included Saeed Anwar, Naeem Bubba
RAWALPINDI:
Rawalpindi Arts Council organised a stage play “Hum aik Hain” to mark the 138th birth anniversary of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah on Thursday. The drama was written and directed by Aslam Mughal and the cast included Saeed Anwar, Naeem Bubba, Naeem Tota, Reha Yousaf, Babar Abbas, Mehwish, Aslam Mughal, Noor, Imran, Khalil Noor and Sunny. The play narrated the story of Pakistan’s creation, starting from pre-partition years and ending at the current situation. It showed how the pre-partition events led to the demand for a separate country for Muslims in the Subcontinent, which grew into a movement led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah. The play showed the mass migration after Pakistan, through the 1965 war with India, to the present challenge of extremism and terrorism in the country.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 27th, 2014.
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Rawalpindi Art Council organised a drama event ' hum eik hain' This drama was seen by an audience of about a few hundreds.In addition to the Art Council of Pakistan we have many art councils where cultural events are held. I have been repeating my request where ever I can that People of Pakistan are anxious to see these events. These events can be seen by thousands on TV channels, Better Art council of Pakistan can have a TV channel