Drama Sang-e-Mah's theatre release pushed back to January 8
The first episode of the Atif Aslam, Hania Aamir and Kubra Khan starrer will be aired in cinemas.
The date for the cinematic release of the first episode of drama Sang-e-Mah has been pushed back to January 8. The drama marks singer Atif Aslam's television acting debut and the star-studded cast includes Hania Aamir, Kubra Khan, Sania Saeed, Naumaan Ijaz, Mikaal Zulfiqar and Zaviyar Ejaz.
The sequel to 2016's Sang-e-Mar Mar, the show will air on Hum TV on Jan 9. Initially, the cinematic premiere was to be held on Jan 7.
A spokesperson had told Images that since there isn't much going in Pakistani theatres in terms of local content, they hope that the episode will allow viewers to enjoy something Pakistani-centric content on the big screen.
The drama will deal with sensitive issues such as ghag — a custom where a call is made by a man to claim a woman for marriage. Aamir took to her Instagram to explain what the custom is and said it is a form of an announcement which insinuates that "this girl is my bride and anyone who tries to send a proposal will meet a distasteful fate."
The story follows a family belonging to the tribal areas of Pakistan and their traditional values that are prioritised over love and even their lives. Sang-e-Mar Mar was declared a hit and so expectations from this one are very high, especially because of the star-studded cast.