Shoaib Mansoor Bol

[Meengla]

geo can only make movies highlighing the negative on pakistan, they have been going their media propaganda since their birth, all pakistanis are now irritated by this news channel and its media, geo uses all its media power against pakistan

Yes, I am afraid that Geo/Jang Group goes too far.
Not sure about this movie though. Shoaib Mansoor is a big name and that alone is a compelling reason to watch this movie.

 

[shining eyes]

geo/jang you cal it JEW tv cz its owner is jew???
i havent seen the movie but have heard from frend that its a nice one and recently i ve heard that it have broken the record of "my name is khan". so that a good movie which is my perception...

 

[Safriz]

geo never has anything positive about pakistan...not intheir news and nothing positive in their movie either.

 

[*Awan*]

Please go through following link.in this thread i shared how they are waging physiological war against us on scientific basis.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/u-s-foreign-affairs/113947-islam-information-propaganda-warfare.html

Bribes to Pakistani media.
http://www.defence.pk/forums/national-political-issues/94692-50-million-bribe-pakistani-media-americans.html

 

[alpha loin]

its a great movie.............thumbs up for showman

 

[Saifullah Sani]

Discussion About Movie BOL in Pachas Minute – 8th July 2011

 

[Saifullah Sani]

London, April 13, 2011 (Washington Bangla Radio) Eros International Plc (Eros International), India’s largest integrated film studio, has announced the worldwide release of Shoaib Mansoor’s ‘Bol’ on 20 May 2011. The highly talented Pakistani director is back with a hard hitting social drama after his critically acclaimed and award winning film ‘Khuda Kay Liye’.

Eros International’s ‘Bol’, in association with Geo Films and Shoman Productions is produced by Vikram Rajani, Shahid Jamal and is written and directed by Shoaib Mansoor. The film is based in Lahore & aims at highlighting the sorry plight of women who are treated as a worthless burden to a family in most parts of the society. The film narrates the story of a girl, a daughter who stands up and challenges the age old societal norms of treating women as lesser beings.

The movie stars renowned Pakistani actress Humaima Malick in the lead along with singing sensation Atif Aslam as well as Iman Ali, Mahira Khan, Manzar Sehbai & Shafaqat Cheema.

With a soulful background score by talented musician Baqir Abbas, the film has songs by several Pakistani artistes like Atif Aslam, Hadeeqa Kiyani, Sajjad Ali, Shabnam Majeed, Ahmad Jahanzeb and Shuja Haide.

Eros (Eros International Plc - Eros Entertainment) is an integrated player in the rapidly growing Indian media and entertainment sector, involved in the acquisition and distribution of filmed entertainment content across current and emerging formats including theatres, home entertainment, television and new media.

Established in 1977 with a vision to become the gateway for Indian content worldwide and Hollywood content in India, Eros has over three decades of market experience in creating a global platform for Indian cinema. In 2006, Eros became the first Indian media company to obtain a listing on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. Eros operates in five continents and over 50 countries with offices throughout India, the United Kingdom, USA, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Fiji and the Isle of Man.

Eros International releases Shoaib Mansoor's BOL on 20 May 2011 Starring Atif Aslam and Humaima Malick |

 

[Saifullah Sani]

Bol - A film by Shoaib Mansoor | Facebook

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BOLShowman's Channel - YouTube

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

Pictures from the Premiere in Karachi

Are the women clothes a little bit to revealing to be allowed to wear it in public in Pakistan?

 

[Pakistanisage]

Delhi Dare Devil ; Are you jealous of our beautiful Pakistani women ? We don't care about your opinion. When our sisters and daughters cross the line, we will take care of it . Mind your own Frggnn Business.

 

[airbus101]

kia zamana aa gaya ha kay koi humain hamaree isliyat batanay ki kooshish kerta lakin hum us ko nagitive lay laitay hain.....ALLAH hamain hidayat dayy...Ameen

 

[Mabs]

Are the women clothes a little bit to revealing to be allowed to wear it in public in Pakistan?

We don't have a dress regulatory authority in Pakistan right now but you are more than welcome to come up with the proposal. We might even let you head it considering your astute knowledge about the Pakistani society.

 

[Kaniska]

I saw this movie 2day...wow ..i would say its a really good movie...Worth watching it...

 

[Golden Arrow]

What's wrong with these dresses.These are common in Pakistan.I think Indians need a lecture or two about Pakistan.

 

[jayron]

slippery slope fallacy makes big monies in movies....its an old tested formula

That is very true. Most of the Indian movies and directors who have got international fame and recognition have dealt with sensitive issues. Monsoon Wedding dealt with incest, Water with ill treatment of widows etc. As much as I want our public to recognize the problems in the society and come out of the shell of hypocrisy, I would also like these artists not to use these touchy issues for marketing themselves.
That said, I haven't watched Bol yet. The production values of the movie does look impressive. It has been released in many theaters in Bay area. Gonna watch it this week!