IRK Films’ next blockbuster is set to release worldwide on Eid-Ul-Azha 2019
The makers of super hit films Siyaah, Jannan and Parchi are back with their latest rollercoaster ride ‘Heer Maan Ja’, and official trailer for the film will be released across cinemas on the 12th July 2019 in partnership with GEO Films.
The super HIT on-screen jodi Hareem Farooq and Ali Rehman Khan are back together in IRK Films & Arif Lakhani Films upcoming movie Heer Maan Ja, the movie is a fun filled rollercoaster which is a romantic comedy featuring the blockbuster on-screen jodi in lead roles, Faizan Sheikh as the antagonist, Mojiz Hasan and Shamayle Khattak in supporting roles along with guest appearances by Mikaal Zulfiqar, Shaz Ali Khan, Aaminah Sheikh, Abid Ali, Ali Kazmi and Ahmed Ali Akbar.
The story revolves around two people who are extremely enthusiastic about life and their future together. Kabir becomes an architect with big aims and ambitions however Heer is left behind because of conservative family pressures – what happens when these two meet again begins rollercoaster ride of masti, romance and lots of laughter.
Directed by Azfar Jafri, this is the fourth film under the banner of IRK Films & Arif Lakhani Films produced by Imran Raza Kazmi, Hareem Farooq and Arif Lakhani and distributed by Distribution Club & Media Partner Geo Films.
After releasing one hit after another with Siyaah, Parchi and Janaan, IRK Films along with Arif Lakhani Films, is back again with the impending release of their upcoming movie ‘Heer Maan Ja’, the trailer of which has gone all over the media today.
The trailer showcases a rollercoaster ride of emotions, drama, humour, music, dance, action and a whole lot of masti. How Kabir’s life turns upside down is the real question with a fiery energy of the audience favourite onscreen couple, Hareem Farooq and Ali Rehman Khan, and of course why is he seeking Heer’s forgiveness.
‘Heer Maan Ja’ is expected to be an emotional joy-ride meant to put you in a good mood. A love story with a whole lot of comedy, action, thrill and emotions, ‘Heer Maan Ja’ features the super-hit on-screen couple of Hareem Farooq and Ali Rehman Khan. With Faizan Sheikh in the role of an antagonist, and Mojiz Hasan and the newly introduced Shumayle Khattak in supporting roles, Heer Maan Ja will also showcase guest appearances by Mikaal Zulfiqar, Shaz Ali Khan, Aaminah Sheikh, Abid Ali, Ali Kazmi and Ahmed Ali Akbar. The teaser which was released on 1st May 2019 was appreciated massively and trended on YouTube and Twitter for more than 24 hours as soon as it was released.
The movie is a pure rom-com with a storyline that revolves around two people who possess a lot of confidence and enthusiasm about life, yet have to part ways following a tragedy. Heer is a playful, sweet girl belonging to a conservative family, while Kabir is a successful, ambitious architect who keeps on landing in and out of trouble. What happens when these two meet again, and the spark lights up one more time – we will know this Eid.
The fourth project of IRK Films and Arif Lakhani Films, Heer Maan Ja has been directed by Azfar Jafri and produced by Imran Raza Kazmi, Arif Lakhani and Hareem Farooq. The film has partnered up with Geo Films as the official media partner and Distribution Club for the nationwide release of the movie.
About IRK films:
IRK Films was established by Imran Raza Kazmi in 2012, and since then has introduced some new faces on the big screen including Siyaah stars Ahmed Ali Akbar and Hareem Farooq along with Janaan actors Hania Aamir and Bilal Ashraf. Morever the production house introduced 14 theatrical artists in their most recent film Parchi that was a hit on the box office.
About Geo Films:
Geo Films has been an integral part of the Pakistani film industry with its unwavering support for local talent and artists. With their expertise in distribution, promotions and coordination, Geo Films has played a significant role in the success of movies like Khuda Ke Liye, Bol, Donkey King, Load Wedding, Wrong No 2 and many more under the banner.
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