Starring:
Shakeel, Humayun Saeed, Maria Wasti, Sadia Imam, Nauman Aijaz, Ayaz
Naik,
Shazia Akthar, Abid Kashmiri, Sohail Asghar, Badar Khalil, Mehmood
Aslam,
Akbar Subhani, Wajid Bukhari and many more.
Written by: Amjad Islam Amjad
Directed by: Haroon Rasheed
Released: March 2000
The play is based in Dubai and Pakistan and it's about the feudal system.
Sohail Asghar is a typical feudal landlord who rules his area with
his son Shahbaz (Ayaz Naik). Shakeel
who had
left for Dubai starts calling many young men from his area over
there yet they destroy any property these young men send from Dubai till
Shakeel
gets his friend's son Faizan (Wajid Bukhari), an honest police man
transfered there.
In Dubai, Shakeel marries a rich Sheik's widow Badar Khalil, who has a
son
Zeeshan (Humayun Saeed) who is the sole owner of the Arab's vast
property.
Zeeshan returns from America and starts helping his father (Shakeel) with the
businees. He discovers that one of their rented hotels is being used as
a
night club by a Pakistani Jabbar (Mehmood Aslam), and sets about to
bring an
end to it. To stop Zeeshan, Jabbar sends one of his dancers Shagufta
(Sadia
Imam) to trap him in an uncompromising position. So Shagufta comes with
a
sob story and manages to earn Zeeshan's symapthy but his friiend Billa
(Abid
Kashmiri) smells something fishy and Shagufta has to retreat.
Meanwhile Zeeshan meets Savella (Maria
Wasti),
who is Sohail Asghar's niece.
They become good friends and fall in love too.
Taimur
(Noman Aijaz) is Savella's class fellow who loves her and being a sadist
by
nature is unable to accept that she likes someone else. What will happen next, remains to be seen. -by Gina
For some Impressive dialogues by Mr. Amjad, I will give it 
otherwise the play offers nothing new in content. -Saadia