The release date of filmmaker Nabil Qureshi’s film ‘Quaid-e-Azam Zinda Bad’ has not been announced but Fahad Mustafa has shared the first glimpse of his role in the film with the fans.
Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan will be seen in the lead roles in ‘Quaid-e-Azam Zinda Bad’. The shooting of this film was started after August 2019 which was completed earlier this year.
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After 3 months of nonstop shoot this how we look ?@nabeelqureshi #QuaidEAzamZibdabad pic.twitter.com/brpY6GfDjN
— Fahad Mustafa (@fahadmustafa26) February 15, 2020
However, due to the global coronavirus epidemic, the film has not been released yet.
Now actor and host Fahad Mustafa has also shown fans a glimpse of his role in the film Quaid-e-Azam Zinda Bad.
Fahad Mustafa shared a photo on Instagram wearing a police uniform and also wrote that the first glimpse of his role in Quaid-e-Azam’s life.
He also said that the official teaser of the film is coming soon.
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Most of the fans praised Fahad Mustafa’s picture and compared him to Salman Khan of Bollywood films ‘Dabangg’ and Ajay Devgn of Sangham.
Some people even mocked the actor and called him a cheap chalbal panda.
In this film, Mahira Khan will be seen working with actor Fahad Mustafa for the first time.
The story of ‘Long Live Quaid-e-Azam’ is based on action and comedy, revolving around the character of a police officer.
The movie’s teaser poster was much appreciated; photo: Twitter
This is the fifth film of Nabil Qureshi and Fiza Ali Mirza. Earlier, Fahad Mustafa had played the lead role in the four films ‘Unknown Persons’, ‘Actor in Law’, ‘Unknown Persons 2’ and ‘Load Wedding’.
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It is believed that the release of the film has been delayed due to cinema closures due to Corona.
But filmmakers Nabil Qureshi and Fiza Ali Mirza want their film Quaid-e-Azam Zinda Bad to be the first to be released in cinemas after the Corona epidemic.