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Syed Noor wants to "bring back dignified films to the Pakistan film industry"

The director has cast veteran actors Shabnam and Nadeem Baig in his upcoming film.
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04 Mar, 2017

Syed Noor has confirmed that he has cast Shabnam alongside Nadeem Baig in his upcoming film, Aina 2

The filmmaker revealed that plans for his film are set in motion with the two veteran actors on board.

"Shabnam Sahiba is back and we welcome her. I met her a few times, when I was on shoots in Karachi," said the director. "We also met at Nadeem Sab's home. We all ended up discussing Aina 2 there. We got an old producer friend on board. We felt that this must happen and I want to make it with Shabnam Sahiba and Nadeem Sab."

Syed Noor wants to take this film with a different angle. According to him, "The film shows a later stage in life and we're hoping to incorporate some flashbacks and introduce new actors."

The filmmaker hopes to make a positive impact from this movie on the film industry. Says Noor, "We want to bring back dignified films to the Pakistan film industry so that our new generations can learn from it all. Maybe we'll be able to bring new and improved entertainment to Pakistan."

No dates have been announced for Aina 2 as of yet.

Comments

Muhammad Faheem Mar 04, 2017 01:25pm
100% agreed ...we need to remove item songs and incorporate our culture in our films , make them realistic.
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fahad iqbal Mar 04, 2017 01:26pm
Yes this is good step.. but the film must be closed position with the all staff and member. I hope it will reveal a great satisfaction but i want it possible to watch everyone not that some reasons could not watch it.. so the film ought to be in old story put up and reality and Future dare for the people. Thanks. #fahad.
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Thoroughthinker Mar 04, 2017 01:29pm
Who will watch 70+ years old hero-heroine films?
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Bupi Mar 04, 2017 01:42pm
Old is always gold best of luck to all.
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M. IRFAN Mar 04, 2017 02:40pm
Syed Noor is a spent force. He is stuck in time warp and cannot come out of it. He is living in past glory.
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Awais Mar 04, 2017 02:50pm
It is time for people like him to leave the industry and let fresh blood do the job. Very people like him who destroyed the industry are talking of reviving it. Just back off.
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The end is near Mar 04, 2017 03:23pm
This guy has destroyed Pakiatani film industry.
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Talal Mar 04, 2017 03:40pm
@Awais He isn't occupying anyone's space. This is not a sports team where there are a limited number of players. There can be as many film makers at a given time.
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omar Mar 04, 2017 04:05pm
Shocking.. really. Why is it that if anyone puts out something or some idea, everyone starts to criticize... why ? Any idea ?
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SMI Mar 04, 2017 04:25pm
@Thoroughthinker 70 years old guys !
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Ahamd Mar 04, 2017 04:36pm
@Muhammad Faheem Movies are just for entertainment without masala it is not entertainment anymore. People can watch documentaries if you don't like movies with masala.
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Khan Mar 04, 2017 06:39pm
I only watch watch movies if they are entertaining. Aaina was a brilliant movie and I have very good memories with it.
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Imran Mar 04, 2017 06:51pm
Good luck. But i wouldn't hold my breath on that one.
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Ahsan gul Mar 04, 2017 07:32pm
Impossible for a person like Syed Noor.
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Ahsan gul Mar 04, 2017 07:38pm
If we believe Mr. Noor then we have to ask a simple question that a person or his vision cannot get to be dignified just by saying or acquiring in a day. A person's vision and demeanors are built during his/her early years. Sorry, cannot buy his words. Good for Pakistan film industry if he leaves now.
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AYZA Mar 04, 2017 08:28pm
Syed Noor Sahib, please take this positive vision to reality and produce films which focus on amazing trailblazers who helped develop Pakistan. So many admirable men and women who played a significant role in Pakistan's socio-economic and cultural development. Some incredibly dedicated, selfless patriots such as Fatima Jinnah, Lady Haroon, Begum Shaista Ikramullah and many more deserve to be honored with movies based upon their amazing achievements. Same with countless honorable men who dedicated their life's work to Pakistan without ever engaging in corruption or personal monetary gain - unlike today's "leaders" who are mired in corrupt deals at the expense of our nation and its people.
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Princess_of_DHUMP Mar 05, 2017 01:38am
Oh God - He will spoil the Aina. And it was Syed Noor who produced films like Kursi & Qanoon and all those Jutt movies
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Omar Mar 05, 2017 09:32am
I would not even call him overrated , he's a NOBODY,actually.
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Waseem Mar 05, 2017 12:35pm
He was one of the worst directors Pakistan has ever produced. I do not know why people make him sit in the front line. I am ready to take you at any forum if you have doubts about yourself.
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M. IRFAN Mar 05, 2017 01:05pm
It is so sad that Syed Noor is Pakistan's so called numero uno director. From all his appearances on TV shows one thing becomes very clear that he is a good story teller. He always narrates what he sees in his dreams and which is very far from reality. If he stays around dishing advices to pakistani film industry in future then that will be end of the road for pakistani film industy.
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Wasim Mar 05, 2017 01:12pm
Yar Nadeem Sahib and Shabnam begum both getting to old and they both not able to delever a right expression in front of camera so please syed noor sahib you please use your brain rather you side off your self time has come to change and use the experiance of these two legend by there thougts the how to use your self in front of camera my mean of talk does not tell that they are useless but every life have some limits and there time has yet over for screan so please under stand the actualitey feel good and provide fresh young talent on pakistani screen
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Wasim Mar 05, 2017 01:21pm
Syed Noor sahib enough please stop your thinking to make aina 2with taking these two legend's they are but both are getting to old for represnt on screen use there experience by there thought that how to face the camera please the time has come when we Pakistani should learn fastley how the world has change rapidly the talk not be taken negativelley for these legend's of our cinema but every face have some limits .better to understand the realittey rather you should confess of your deed's.
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Sam Mar 05, 2017 10:21pm
How about the following idea. A health care system (public, versus private) disparity, show cased from the eyes of a late teenager (at the prime age of can-do attitude, but without worldly touch of reality), who is struggling to find means for a loved one needing healthcare, facing various problems, corruptions, social issues, meeting con people, and at the same time some faint lights of hope, Regards.
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Aamer Mar 06, 2017 01:22pm
@Thoroughthinker She will be playing a mothers part.
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ALANORE Mar 07, 2017 12:02pm
@Princess_of_DHUMP He made some good movies as well like Ghoongat, Jeeva, Sargam etc. I am sure if he concentrates on one project he can make a good movie.
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