With its many twists and turns, the story will keep the audiences engaged till the very last second. The film’s trailer, which is already receiving an overwhelming response from the audiences since its release, was also screened after which the floor was opened for questions and answers. “Bin Roye has a lot of twists and surprises for the people who have already read the novel,” said Momina Duraid, producer and co-director of Bin Roye. “Well, they say Humayun Saeed is the Shahrukh Khan of Pakistan then Shahrukh Khan must be the Humayun Saeed of India,” said Mahira Khan while answering a question on who’s the better romantic hero. “ I have been waiting for the release of this movie for the last two years I have given everything to Bin Roye and am sure it will do well at the box office”, she added. “ Hamza Ali Abbasi won’t have to update his status after watching Bin Roye,” quoted Humayun Saeed while answering a question if there’s any controversial scene or item number in the movie. The special meet and greet session was attended by media personnel, bloggers and bigwigs of Pakistan’s entertainment industry including Junaid Khan, Hareem Farooq, Farhan Ali Agha, Javed Sheikh, Shahzad Kashmiri, Fizza Ali Meerza and others. Made under the banner of HUM Films and Momina Duraid Films, Bin Roye is an Eid gift from HUM Network to all its audiences and promises to raise the bar of film making in Pakistan.Pakistani television continues to thrive and reach new heights of success.
There is no better proof of this statement than the year 2020. When almost the entire entertainment industry of the country had to temporarily stop functioning as they did their best to effectively adapt to the “new normal”, Pakistani dramas continued to entertain the audiences with new content. This durable functionality of the Pakistani television industry even during a global pandemic has once again put the focus back on this industry as being the safest representation of Pakistani entertainment as a whole. TV is where the work, and the subsequent fame and safety it brings, truly lies. Perhaps this is why some of the biggest names in the Pakistani entertainment industry who had seemingly graduated from the small screen to the big, are now looking to come back to work on TV.
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