#THORA JEE LE (2017) MOVIE#

#THORA JEE LE (2017) MOVIE#

From that point on, the movie is a mishmash of random scenes, misplaced songs and a hazy plot. The friends then decide to go on a two-day road trip to the Northern Areas of Pakistan to reconnect with each other and help their friend Party recover. The story revolves around six college friends who are brought together after several years on account of a tragedy concerning one of their mutual friends, nicknamed вЂPartyвЂ™ (played by Bilal Abbas), who ends up in a hospital after a drug overdose one night. It was supposed to be a story of self-discovery, conviction, and the importance of trust between old friends вЂ“ except that it wasnвЂ™t.

Have something to add in the story? Share it in the comments below.(L-R) Rizwan Ali Jaffri, Fatima Shah Jillani, Salman Faisal, Bilal Abbas, Ramsha Khan and Kasim KhanДirected by Rafay Rashdi, Thora Jee Le was said to have gone against the tide for its unconventional choice of actors. ItвЂ™s safe to say that the ban on Bollywood massively affected the momentum and even films which couldвЂ™ve done well earlier have been affected by it.Д«ut with Eidul Fitr only a couple of months away and films such as Hassan RanaвЂ™s Yalghaar (which boasts of a star-studded cast of Shaan, Humayun Saeed, Ayesha Omar and others) and Yasir NawazвЂ™s Mehrunnisa We Lub You planned for release, exhibitors are hoping the rest of the year will definitely bring back the biz to cinemas. But even they have not been able pick up the momentum, although they had the star power of Osman Khalid Butt, Sadaf Kanwal ( Balu Mahi) and Syra Shehroz ( Chalay Thay Saath). ItвЂ™s to be noted that Out of five, there have been only two significant films, Chalay Thay Saath and Balu Mahi, to come out in 2017 so far. The trailer of Sahir Lodhi's debut film Raasta will leave you in splits Gultasab anticipated Shoaib MansoorвЂ™s comeback film Verna. Mandviwalla felt the same regarding Eid releases.

Yaseen said he was hoping big things from Eid releases such as Yalghaar. We should encourage new writers and storytellers, who would tell great stories, keeping in mind and remaining within our social fiber.вЂќД«ut while the first third of 2017 has been disappointing, exhibitors are hoping things would pick up sooner than later. вЂњItвЂ™s not a revolution itвЂ™s an evolution in process. He noted that we were currently going through a transition phase. If they knew films like Chalay Thay Saath, which is a feel-good film and shows our culture beautifully, would perform much better.вЂќ They like item numbers but we have to entertain and educate them about quality films.

вЂњWe have to understand the psyche of the masses. But he said he saw improvement in the quality of films this year. Super Cinemas general manager Khorem Gultasab echoed the sentiment that locals films are not yet up to the mark. Pakistani films are becoming visually better, but they still lack in storytelling.вЂќДЇilms like Thora Jee Le should be banned in Pakistan вЂњWe have to understand what makes a quality film. Yaseen said while the local films have slightly improved, there is a long way to go. The ban took such a toll on cinemas that we have yet to recover.вЂќ With all local films failing to gather significant business at the box office, only recent foreign films like Fast 8 have contributed in helping the financial situation of cinemas. However, he said, вЂњBut things havenвЂ™t changed much business-wise from last year. Chalay Thay Saath is also doing just okay.вЂќДЄtrium Cinemas managing director Nadeem Mandviwalla agreed on Chalay Thay Saath doing slightly better. Balu Mahi was a visually better film but it didnвЂ™t work either. Raasta, as everyone knows, bombed as well. вЂњ Thora Jee le and Whistle didnвЂ™t do anything. вЂњThere hasnвЂ™t been a successful Pakistani film so far in 2017,вЂќ noted Cinepax General Manager Marketing Mohsin Yaseen. The Express Tribune spoke with exhibitors in order to find out the success-failure ratio of these films and whether the business situation has improved since the ban on Bollywood films was lifted.Д«alu Mahi review: Paisa vasool but stretches too long The first four months of the year have passed and we have seen five film releases so far: Thora Jee Le, Balu Mahi, Whistle, Raasta and the latest Chalay Thay Saath. Meanwhile, Pakistani film-makers continue to practice and improve their craft. We bounced back from the ban on Indian films in an attempt to recover financially. PHOTO: FILEДў017 has been an interesting year for Pakistani film industry so far. Balu Mahi has been directed by Haissam Hussain.

Thora jee le (2017)