Looks like there are more Pakistani films comming up:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7W5hn7w4nk

It seems to be meant for television though.

curious, wanna watch it

Im surprised no-one else posted so much as a line of a comment.

bogus movie

Bogus movie? What do you mean?

and not happy with it? eh
at least I replied, or else, your thread would be died muhahaha

^Lol. Thanks for your gracious comment.

A lot of similarities to khuda ke liye no?

LOL
Another gracious comment . I am laughing so hard after reading replies above,

Will watch it later. Inshallah

Err..How come? Its not about music from what I can tell.

@Ayesha: Thank you too.

Khuda ke liye wasn't about music as much as it was about terrorism, from within family, to within country.

Aside from this taking place in UK, and the most similar/parallel part of Khuda ke liye taking place in America, the issue is the same. I'm not saying it's a full on copy, or anything of the sort because I haven't seen it, but I'm saying the plot certainly seems to be within the same genre.

^Hmm..well from what Ive seen, KKL isnt really about terrorism at all (even though they played out the adverts that way). Its more about 'change'. I dont think 'Mistaken' has an element of change at all. Atleast it doesnt look that way.

I'm not talking so much about terrorism as in the way the media portrays it, that's a part of it but not the whole thing. Speaking more broadly terrorism refers violence done, or threatened which the fbi/cia officials do to Shaan's character, and which Fawwad's character has done to him, as well as does to his "wife," who always is victimized emotionally by her father. The change element is also present, and I see what your saying. In this movie it seems as thought the change has already taken place, at least physically speaking.

I feel sarcasm

Either that, or its about the abuse and'always a suspect' attitude that muslims face after 9/11. Thats more akin to what I got from it.


Ha ha. Not at all. I was genunely expressing my gratitude.

I wanna see this.

That one lady doesn't know how to act.

I wonder how many more movies they'll make on the same topic. [terrorism]

As many as they have made love-triangles in the past 60 years...

But these "terrorist" movies are supposed to be a turning point for our industry.

^Yeah, like romantic movies were in the 30's...