Project Detail

Wo Ishq Jo Hum Se Rooth Gaya

Name: Wo Ishq Jo Hum Se Rooth Gaya
Director: Yusef Khaliq
Genre: Asian, Drama
Released: 2006
Duration: 109 mins

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Synopsis

Made by young Bangladeshi and Pakistani filmmakers from Nottingham, Wo Ishq Jo Hum Se Rooth Gaya tells the story of a girl who loses her sight in a tragic accident which also claims the life of her mother. A few years later, she finds love after mistakenly phoning a stranger who is entranced by the sound of her voice. They decide to get married, but a friend thinks he is just marrying out of charity. Despite a tragic finale, touches of light comedy and a positive outlook ensure that the film ends on an upbeat note.

Details

Year: 2006
Type of project: Features
Running time: 109 mins
Format: DV Cam
Director: Yusef Khaliq 1st Feature
Producer: Kamran Hye
Co-Producer: Kamran Hye
Editor: Nadeem Yusef
Screenwriter: Fadia Shaboroz
Director of Photography: Raf
Sound: Sam Ahmed
Composer: Nadeem Yusef
Principal cast: Fadia, Nabeel, Kamran, Shakiba, Khashif, Helen Goodway, Hameed Qaiser, Skinder, Sonia, Nasreen, Murteza

Genre

Asian Drama

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Vision Entertainments Ltd

148 Gregory Boulevard
Nottingham NG7 5JE
UK

T+44 (0)11 5970 7695

Sales Company

T +44 (0) 7810 495531

kamran_hye@yahoo.co.uk

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