Director Wajahat Rauf was content with the response he got and hence decided to make a sequel, the recently released Lahore Se Aagey
With such a talented cast, such as Yasir Hussain, Saba Qamar, Behroz Sabzwari, Rubina Ashraf, Abdullah Farhatullah and Umar Sultan, did Lahore Se Aagey manage to deliver? https://www
youtube
com/watch?v=SzbFxX2pTs4 The film sees Yasir Hussain reprise his role as Moti and is seen being chased down by two goons (Abdullah Farhatullah and Umar Sultan) who are hell bent on killing him
While trying to find a safe place to hide in the narrow streets of Lahore, Moti bumps into Tara (Saba Qamar), an aspiring singer, performing at a concert
Maddened by her John Abraham look-alike (Mubashir Malik) boyfriend’s disapprobation of her performance, Tara storms out of the venue and drives away, until she runs into Moti again
After a series of arguments and negotiations, Tara agrees to let Moti hitch a ride with her all the way to Swat as Moti needs to go see his ailing uncle (Behroz Sabzwari)
The rest of the film follows the odd couple on their humorous and emotional road trip from Lahore to Swat, and how their relationship grows during the journey
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="595"] The film follows the odd couple on their humorous and emotional road trip from Lahore to Swat
[/caption] Any comedy movie rests on two vital factors, the script and the performance
Lahore Se Aagey, in my opinion, executed both flawlessly
Yasir Hussain was just as amazing as he was in the prequel
He was funny, he was goofy and he owned the script
He seemed to be very comfortable in his role as if it came naturally to him and didn’t disappoint in even a single scene
Saba Qamar’s performance was just as impactful
She is attractive, smart, vibrant and every bit believable in her role
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="596"] Saba Qamar’s performance was just as impactful
She is attractive, smart, vibrant and every bit believable in her role
[/caption] Abdullah Farhatullah as the villain, along with his Pashto-English accent, is praiseworthy
Umar Sultan as Farhatullah’s sidekick adds an authentic wit in his Amitabh Bachchan accent
Even though, he isn’t given much screen time, he is spot-on with his spontaneous appearance and dialogue delivery
Behroz Sabzwari, as always, was remarkable in his emotional and comic scenes
Rubina Ashraf, on the other hand, comes across average in comparison
Viewers are caught by surprise from time to time with various cameo appearances which are smartly timed, keeping the audience interested and engaged
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="595"] Viewers are caught by surprise from time to time with various cameo appearances which are smartly timed
[/caption] Other than the performance and the story, the music is also commendable
Kalabaaz, Befikrian and Zara Si Lagalo are pretty catchy in my opinion
https://www
youtube
com/watch?v=3BkUmc1yQzg https://www
youtube
com/watch?v=yAggPHHfabU Direction wise, Wajahat Rauf could be the David Dhawan of Pakistani cinema, as he keeps his audience entertained with a flair of ease
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="597"] Wajahat Rauf could be the David Dhawan of Pakistani cinema, as he keeps his audience entertained with a flair of ease
[/caption] Lahore Se Aagey is definitely worth a watch
But be warned, if you’re looking for a deep philosophical movie with a bewildering script, skip it
Otherwise, if you want to keep laughing for two and a half hours, do not miss this hilarious voyage
All photos: Lahore Se Aagey Facebook Page
Date: | 17-Nov-2016 | Reference: | View Original Link |
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