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film by Azfar Jafri
Janaan (French/Urdu/Pashto: جانان; transl.&#;Beloved) is a Pakistani romantic comedy film directed by Azfar Jafri, written by Osman Khalid Butt and co-produced by Hareem Farooq, Munir Hussain, Imran Raza Kazmi and Reham Khan, under production banners of IRK Films and Munir Hussain Films – UK.
The film stars Armeena Khan, Bilal Ashraf and Ali Rehman Khan in lead roles.
The film was released in Pakistan by ARY Films on 12 September (Eid al-Adha).[1]B4U Films distributed the film Internationally.[2]
Plot
Meena (Armeena Khan), a Pashtun student living in Vancouver, Canada, travels to Swat, Pakistan for her cousin Palwasha's (Hania Amir) wedding.
Her Canadian friends are worried that she may be married, too. She is met at the airport by the bride's adopted brother, Asafandyar (Bilal Ashraf), and taken back to the house, where festivities are taking a swing.
Upon arrival, Palwasha explains to Meena about her meeting and subsequent engagement with her fiancé Samir, a Punjabi.
Janan film reham khan biography Her Canadian friends are worried that she may be married, too. She is met at the airport by the bride's adopted brother, Asafandyar Bilal Ashraf , and taken back to the house, where festivities are taking a swing. Daniyal Ali Rehman Khan , Palwasha's cousin, attempts to impress Meena with some ill-advised stunts including swallowing a lit cigarette , to Meena's disapproval and derision. The groom's family also arrive for the wedding. Meena breaks a tooth and while having the tooth fixed becomes intoxicated by the painkillers from the dentist- this leads to a chain of events which leads to Samir becoming uncomfortable, mistakenly thinking that Daniyal is attracted to him.Daniyal (Ali Rehman Khan), Palwasha's cousin, attempts to impress Meena with some ill-advised stunts (including swallowing a lit cigarette), to Meena's disapproval and derision. The groom's family also arrive for the wedding. Meena breaks a tooth and while having the tooth fixed becomes intoxicated by the painkillers from the dentist- this leads to a chain of events which leads to Samir becoming uncomfortable, mistakenly thinking that Daniyal is attracted to him.
Meanwhile, Meena develops a feeling for Asfandyar after seeing his kind nature, at the school where he works- a school funded by wealthy beneficiary Ikramullah.
On the night of Palwasha's mehndi ceremony, Chotu (the driver) reveals to Asfandyar that he was abused by Ikramullah in his childhood and that Ikramullah is a child predator who has been abusing vulnerable children at the school.
Upon Ikramullah's arrival at the ceremony, Asfandyar approaches him in anger and punches and slaps him, much to his family's chagrin. This leads to Daniyal's mother denouncing Asfandyar, claiming that his temperament is solely due to his being adopted.
Asfandyar is greatly upset by this but is consoled by Daniyal, who tells him he thinks of him as his real older brother.
Janan film reham khan biography in hindi Janaan promised to be a romantic comedy which would highlight the Pakhtoon culture. All the messages the film attempted to convey are relevant but does it manage to encapsulate the beauty of Swat and the attributes of the Pakhtoon culture? I would say not! The best thing about this film is not its story but those two actors who make it worthwhile and its music. Janaan opens with a verse from a Pashtu poet, which talks about attributes of Pakhtoon people.Before learning about Ikramullah's true nature, Meena slaps Asfandyar out of anger and afterward regrets this action.
Due to his family's disapproval of his earlier actions, Asfandyar refrains from telling the family of Ikramullah's child abuse and remains detached at the Nikkah ceremony. His father learns of what happened to Chotu and the younger students and decides to pursue a court case against Ikramullah with the help of the students' parents.
Ikramullah threatens violence against the family if the charges are not dropped.
Meanwhile, Samir and Asfandyar help Daniyal plan a proposal for Meena, a proposal that she rejects. Later that evening, the car that Palwasha and Meena are driving is stopped by Ikramullah's men.
Asfandyar and Daniyal are also driving along this road and are injured in a struggle with Ikramullah's men.
On the day of the wedding, Meena receives a full-time job offer from a Canadian middle school, starting from a month after the wedding. After a talk with Daniyal, Asfandyar realizes his feelings for Meena and goes to her room to talk to her where he finds the job offer and leaves, assuming she will leave after accepting the offer.
After the wedding, Ikramullah's men arrive and shoot Chotu, killing him.
Asfandyar follows them and finds that they have set the school on fire, in retaliation for Ikramullah's arrest earlier that night. Daniyal and Meena arrive as Asfandyar runs into the flames.
A month later, Meena is seen teaching the children from the burnt school, which is seen being reconstructed. She and Daniyal then travel to a graveyard, where Asfandyar is visiting Chotu's grave, still blaming himself for his death.
Asfandyar assumes Meena is planning to return to Canada, having accepted the job offer, but she tells him she wants to stay and help rebuild the school. She then proceeds to propose to Asfandyar.
Reham khan children: Janaan (French/Urdu/Pashto: جانان; transl. Beloved) is a Pakistani romantic comedy film directed by Azfar Jafri, written by Osman Khalid Butt and co-produced by Hareem Farooq, Munir Hussain, Imran Raza Kazmi and Reham Khan, under production banners of IRK Films and Munir Hussain Films – UK.
The three then begin to head home.
Cast
Guest appearance
Music
Production
Filming and casting
In May , it was announced that a film named Janaan is in pre-production phase.[3] In August, the cast and crew was revealed on Twitter by the producer.
Siyaah's team reunited in this film, with Imran Raza Kazmi returning as producer, Azfar Jafri as director, and Osman Khalid Butt as writer.[4] An agreement was signed between the production team and ARY Films to distribute Janaan.[5][6] The first spell of shooting began from 21 August in Islamabad[7] and lasted till 5 September.[8]
The second spell started in Swat valley.
The same month Usman Mukhtar and Hania Aamir were cast.
Imran khan biography The film's story revolves around a Pakhtun girl who returns to Pakistan after studying in the UK. There are two films under production this year. Both are commercial. The first one is a RomCom. The story is about a Pukhtoon family.Janaan entered the final phase of its production in mid-October after shooting in Islamabad and Swat.[9]Reham Khan's departure from Pakistan after her divorce with Imran Khan questioned the production status of the film but her co-producer Imran Raza Kazmi stated "As the popular phrase goes: 'the show must go on' and putting all and any speculation to rest, I would like to say that this news will not affect the film in any manner whatsoever."[10]
Ajab Gul, Jalal Khan and Mishi Khan were revealed as cast with their character names on 7 November.
Three new artists appeared in Janaan for the first time: Hania Aamir, Usman Mukhtar and Saad Zia Abbasi.
Marketing
Film's first look poster featuring Armeena Khan, Bilal Ashraf and Ali Rehman Khan was revealed online while Teaser Trailer on 18 March [11][12]
Janaan is the first Pakistani film whose teaser was shown on UK TV broadcasting channel Sky Sports 2 during the World T20 Cup match between India and Pakistan on 19 March [13]
Further the teaser was played on Shreya Ghoshal Concerts in UK.[14]
The film's theatrical trailer was released on 1 July on Fahad Mustafa's Jeeto Pakistan show.
The trailer was appreciated by critics and film is expected to be a successful endeavor to promote Pashtun culture.[15] The trailer is expected to be played on all Arjit Singh's concerts in UK after its release.[16]
Release
The film was distributed by B4U Films in 17 countries.[17]ARY Films distributed it in Pakistan.[2]
The film was released in the United Arab Emirates on 8 September , and was shown on limited screens the next day in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia, Malaysia, Fiji, Mauritius, New Zealand, South Africa, East Africa, and Singapore.
The film was released in Pakistan on 12 September (Eid al-Adha),[18] and in India on 16 September.
Box office
The film grossed Rs &#;million ($3&#;million) worldwide, making it the highest-grossing Pakistani film of [19] It grossed at least Rs &#;million ($ million) in Pakistan and Rs &#;million ($ million) overseas.
In the United Kingdom, the film grossed £, ($,) in , making it the year's seventh highest-grossing non-English and non-Hindi film in the UK.[20] The UK accounted for about half of the film's overseas gross.