Have you ever heard of the comedy action movie “Once Upon a Time in Karachi”? If not, you’re not alone. The movie has been somewhat overlooked due to its limited release, but it’s worth taking a look at for its unique take on the city of Karachi. Let’s take a closer look at this movie and why it matters.
The Plot of the Movie
The movie has yet to be released. Some sources claimed that the movie revolves around the main character, Majnu & Nasir, a resident of Karachi who is struggling to make ends meet. Despite his circumstances, he still maintains positivity and hopes that things will eventually get better. Throughout the course of the film, Nasir and his friends must fight off criminals who are trying to take over the city. They use their wits and street smarts to stay one step ahead of their enemies. In addition to being an action-packed comedy, the movie also touches on serious issues such as poverty and social injustice.
Cast
The movie is directed and written by Abu Aleeha. The lead role Mohsin Abbas Haider & Mahrukh Mirza.
Director:
| Mohsin Abbas Haider | Nasir |
| Mahrukh Mirza | Pinky |
| Marhoom Ahmad Bilal | Majnu |
| Adnan Shah | Chandio |
| Nosheen Shah | Shabana |
| Hina Dilpazeer |
Release
The movie is scheduled to be released on 09 December 2022. This will give Lollywood cinema a new direction after TLOMJ, Tich Button, and Zarrar.
Budget
This movie has a 52000000 PKR budget.
Why It Matters
Even though “Once Upon a Time in Karachi” had limited distribution, it still managed to make an impact with viewers all around Pakistan. The film is an important reminder that there are stories out there that need to be told—stories about people living in difficult situations and how they manage to overcome them with courage and resilience. Additionally, it highlights certain aspects of Pakistani culture such as its rich music scene, vibrant street life, and colorful markets—all of which can be found in Karachi
Furthermore, while “Once Upon a Time in Karachi” was set in Pakistan, its themes can be applied universally; no matter where you live or what language you speak, everyone can relate to stories about overcoming adversity and fighting for justice. That is why this movie is so important; even though it may have gone largely unnoticed by mainstream audiences, it still managed to capture something that resonates with many people around the world—the human spirit’s unending capacity for hope and resilience.
Conclusion
At its core “Once Upon a Time in Karachi” is more than just an action-comedy; it’s an exploration into what makes us human—our ability to endure hardship while still maintaining our sense of optimism despite all odds stacked against us. The beauty of this movie lies in its universality; no matter who you are or where you come from we can all find something relatable within its plotlines and characters. All in all, if you haven’t seen “Once Upon a Time in Karachi” yet then do yourself (or someone else) a favor and give it a watch – we promise you won’t regret it!
