‘Na Maloom Afraad’ goes to Harvard

Movie is part of Harvard-Brown Pakistani Film Festival


Our Correspondent September 23, 2015
Na Maloom Afraad is expected to be screened at another festival in Washington DC on September 27. PHOTO: PUBLICITY

Almost a year since its release, the buzz surrounding Na Maloom Afraad refuses to die out. Having already checked off multiple achievements on their list, including an international premiere in London and an eight month-long run in Pakistani cinemas, the team behind the film will be flying out to Harvard University to deliver a talk on the movie.

Nabeel Qureshi, the director of the blockbuster hit, told The Express Tribune that the team had been invited to discuss their film at the Harvard-Brown Pakistani Film Festival. “We have been asked to come and discuss our film with the audience at the festival and also speak about the growing Pakistani cinema in general,” stated Qureshi.

The filmmaker mentioned how earlier last year, they had been approached for the same purpose but had to refuse the offer since the film had not hit cinema screens at the time. Apart from Na Maloom Afraad, newly-released Manto will also be screened at the festival. Punjabi film Zinda Bhaag was shown at the Harvard film festival last year.

Further, Na Maloom Afraad is expected to be screened at another festival in Washington DC on September 27. The movie, which was released a year ago on Eidul Azha, minted Rs140 million upon the completion of its 25 week run.

The comedy-thriller stars Javed Sheikh, Fahad Mustafa and Mohsin Abbas Haider.

Published in The Express Tribune, September 24th, 2015.

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COMMENTS (1)

S. Kazim | 9 years ago | Reply One wonders why this report doesn't mention an important docu-film of Pakistani origin, 'Wounds of Waziristan', which will also be screened at the festival. Perhaps the matter is self-explanatory. See more about the event on its official website: www.lovewarandotherlongings.com/program/
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