Lok Virsa invites audience to dress up in 70s

ISLAMABAD, Dec 8 (APP): The National Institute of Folk and Traditional
Heritage, Lok Virsa has invited the fun lovers of twin cities to dress up
in both modern early 70s and traditional Punjabi clothes at the screening
of Punjabi classical film `Mastana Mahi’ here on December 12.
Waheed Murad’s First Punjabi super hit Film Mastana Mahi is
the story of contrasting cultures of a city and a village featuring film
stars Naghma, Aalia, Asad Bukhari and Munawar Zareef.

The film was also produced by Waheed Murad and directed by
Iftikhar Khan while the story board is purely romantic and musical.
Murad received Nigar award for the best actor for Mastana Mahi
and he was the youngest film producer in the industry at that time.

Most of his produced films were either Golden Jubilee or Silver Jubilee.
After Mastana Mahi, Waheed Murad he produced no film except Hero
which was produced in the 1980s and was released after his death.

The film is also popular for its famous song “Sayonee Mera
Mahi merey Bhaag Jagawan Aagaya” while the film is still favorite
of fun lovers due to the presence of legendary film hero Waheed
Murad, said an official of Lok Virsa.

Adil Murad, son of Waheed Murad and Naghma Begum will be the chief
guests on the occasion while the audience are requested to dress up in
traditional Punjabi clothes or modern attire of early 70s. In the film,
Waheed Murad is torn between the village simplicity and the modern city
life and so the audience will sit in two sections, one dressed in
traditional Punjabi dresses and the other in super modern times of
late sixties and early 70s.

The Mandwa film club of Lok Virsa was screening movies on every
weekend to provide healthy entertainment to the fun lovers of the twin
cities as well as revive the fading culture of classical cinema, the
official said.

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