A romance of international proportions from a cash-strapped country.

A great movie considering the working conditions of the heavily over taxed and under developed movie-industry in Pakistan. The story has its usual strange twists, characteristic of love stories in this region . The production quality including the sets and sound and camera work is above par.The work of Shan, the director cum hero is worthy of any hollywood blockbuster. The co-stars also do OK. All in all a very tight production, with few loopholes. It is a pleasure to watch and beats most bollywood productions any old day. I waited for it to come out on video, so now I regret not having seen it in the theatre. Do give it a shot.

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