Film’s producer Dr. Irfan urges caretaker PM Kakar to watch his film on Balochistan.
Ayesha Omar Shines in Espionage Thriller ‘Dhai Chaal,’ Highlights True Face of Balochistan. Renowned actress Ayesha Omar is set to captivate audiences with her upcoming film ‘Dhai Chaal,’ where she steps into the role of a high-profile journalist unraveling the gripping narrative of Indian spy Kulbhushan Yadav’s conviction in Pakistan. The actress, known for her versatility, shared her excitement about the project, emphasizing the allure of working in Quetta.
In a recent interview, Ayesha Omar revealed her background as a morning host, blending entertainment with information, which she believes adds depth to her portrayal of the journalist character in ‘Dhai Chaal.’ The film’s producer, Dr. Irfan, played a crucial role in convincing Ayesha to take on the challenging role, asserting that she was the perfect fit.
Known for her penchant for challenges and risk-taking, Ayesha Omar saw the opportunity to work with a new team as an exciting venture. She provided insights into her character, describing it as that of a high-profile journalist with a touch of glamour, promising an engaging performance for the audience.
As ‘Dhai Chaal’ gears up for release, Ayesha Omar’s fans can anticipate a compelling portrayal in this espionage-themed cinematic venture. The film, set against the backdrop of Balochistan, aims to provide a counter-narrative to Indian propaganda films, shedding light on the true face of the region.
In a noteworthy development, a tweet from an individual urged the Caretaker Prime Minister, Anwaar Haq Kakar, to watch ‘Dhai Chaal,’ emphasizing its role in countering Indian-sponsored terrorism in Balochistan. The tweet highlighted the film’s independent production without government support, projecting it as an untold story that reveals the realities faced by the region.
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For those unfamiliar with the context, Kulbhushan Yadav, an active member of the Indian Navy, was sentenced to death by Pakistani courts on charges of spying for India. Arrested in Balochistan, Yadav made confessional videos admitting to espionage activities against Pakistan.
As ‘Dhai Chaal’ hits cinemas, it not only promises a gripping cinematic experience but also opens a dialogue on the untold stories of Balochistan, making it a must-watch for those interested in the intersection of entertainment and socio-political narratives.
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