Pakistani movie 'In Flames' wins best feature award in Canada
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Film's story revolves around mother and daughter facing various challenges
(Web Desk) - The film ‘In Flames’ won the best feature award at the International South Asian Film Festival Canada.
The film has garnered immense recognition at the festival. The film’s official Instagram account shared the joy of Zarar Khan and Mohammad Ali Hashmi, expressing their gratitude to ISAFF for this incredible honour.
They emphasised the significance of this award, as it symbolises their deep appreciation for being part of the South Asian filmmaking community, not just in Canada, but across the world.
This achievement is a testament to the talent and dedication of the entire team behind the film.
The storyline of “In Flames” revolves around a mother and daughter who face various challenges and hardships while navigating life after the loss of the male head of their household.
The film stands out for its simplicity and artistic approach, devoid of glamour and songs, yet captivating viewers with its powerful storytelling.
It’s interesting to note that Zarar Khan, the film’s writer and director, chose to shoot the entire film in Karachi, with many of the actors hailing from the Sindh region. Zarar Khan’s connection to Sindh Culture Minister Sasi Plaju adds another layer of creativity and talent to the project.
“In Flames” is a shining example of the depth and artistry of Pakistani cinema, representing the country’s film industry on a global platform.
