Khuda Ke Liye

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Khuda Ke Liye
Directed by Shoaib Mansoor
Produced by Shoaib Mansoor
Written by Shoaib Mansoor
Starring Shaan
Fawad
Iman Ali
Hameed Sheikh
Language Urdu

Khuda Ke Liye (Urdu: خدا کے لیے, lit. for God's Sake) is a movie directed Shoaib Mansoor.

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The movie revolves around a Pakistani young man (Shaan) who goes to the United States of America for higher education. During his study years, the tragic event of 9/11 takes place where the World Trade Center is turned into dust. In a long array of investigations and arrests, the young man gets arrested by the American authorities; and his younger brother is being motivated by his old friend Shershah Hameed Sheikh on the path of God and to quit all musical activities in favor of the "straight" path. Meanwhile, his uncle (Humayun Kazmi) arrives from UK with his only cousin Mary (Iman Ali) who wanted to marry her non-Muslim boyfriend back in the UK against her family's wishes. He brings her to Pakistan where Shershah tucks them to their village in a tribal area near Afghanistan. There tries to escape but Shershah follows her and brings her back to the village.

The experiences of the young man are shown in this movie. There are plenty of other issues that are highlighted in this film. Iman Ali makes her cinema debut with this film, and enacts the character of a Pakistani-Briton. Austin Sayre also makes her film debut and plays Shaan's wife. The young music prodigy Ahmed Jahanzeb produced the soundtrack for the film.

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[edit] Cinematography

  • Ken Seng
  • David LeMay

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