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‘Gunjal’ hits theaters on December 15

Directed by Shoaib Sultan and produced by Nighat Akbar Shah, a recent Instagram post revealed that the upcoming film Gunjal is scheduled to be released on December 15th. The post, which was shared on the grid by both Nighat and Gunjal’s official Instagram account, shared a movie poster with the caption announcing the much-awaited release.

Helmed by Adur Productions, the crime thriller is inspired by true events as described in the caption of the post, “In a whirlwind of emotions, we bring you an emotional journey: Gunjal (Entangled) based on true events follows the journey of journalist Shahbaz Bhatti as he investigates the murder of child activist Irfan Masih, who had fought bravely against the practice of child labor in Pakistan in the 1990s.

The official trailer for Gunjal was released on September 30 with an earlier release date of December 8, 2023. The nearly 2-minute long video teases the tantalizing plot of the film, which revolves around real-life journalist Shahbaz Bhatti, played by the dexterous Ahmed Ali Akbar. Bhatti embarks on a treacherous journey to uncover the truth behind the murder of child activist Iqban Masih, a brave soul who relentlessly fought against the scourge of child labor in Pakistan in the 1990s.

The film takes us into a world full of hidden secrets, complex conspiracies and half-revealed truths. As Bhatti navigates this intricate web of intrigue, viewers are promised a relentless pursuit of justice. The trailer itself is a whirlwind of emotions, masterfully capturing the tension and conundrum surrounding the film’s narrative. It invites viewers to join Bhatti in his relentless search for the elusive truth. While the trailer only offers a glimpse, it promises a mind-blowing experience in the final film.

His cast Gunjal possesses an array of exceptional talents, which contribute to the charm of the film. Along with Akbar, the film features stellar performances by Resham, Amna Ilyas, Syed Muhammad Ali, Sarmed Aftab Jadraan, Razia Malik, Sardar Nabeel, Ali Aftab Saeed, Arham Khan, Ebtisam Mustafa, Habiba Sufyan, Ahsen Murad, Munir Khan, Usman Zia, and Ahmed Ali Butt.

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