Project Detail

Wo Ishq Jo Hum Se Rooth Gaya

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

Categories

Production Status

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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