Qayamat - A Love Triangle In Afghanistan

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Qayamat
Directed by Sangeeta
Produced by Sheikh Mohammad Akram
Written by Jafar Arsh
Starring Shaan
Saima
Moammar Rana
Nirma
Music by M. Arshad
Cinematography Waqar Bokhari
Editing by Qaiser Zameer
Country Pakistan
Language Urdu

Qayamat is a Pakistani Urdu movie directed by Sangeeta and stares Saima and Shaan. Winning hands down, not unlike her rambunctious heroes in films, Sangeeta is still carrying Lollywood on her female muscle, for the last couple of years. Despite not giving a major hit this year, apart from an above average Punjabi one, called Fauja Amratsarya (Terrorist from border paar?), she is standing hefty and tall, with lesser losses than anybody else. She easily gets back through the countryside cinemas. Thus, she never loses big time. Now, her film Qayamat is set to storm the box office at Eid, and its pulsating feel is already making the public wait with bated breath.

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The story begins when Afghanistan was attacked by Russia in 1979, and the Afghanis came to Pakistan in large numbers. One such caravan brings Saima to this land of political unrest. Deeba Begum plays Shaan's mother, and Saima is his fiancée. In the war ravages, Deeba and Saima are lost to Shaan, and come to Pakistan. They camp in a small town, which is on the Pak Afghan border, the tribal chief of which used to frequent their town once, and his son, Moammar Rana falls in love with Saima. Meanwhile, the war is halted and Shaan, the true fiancé, comes to this shantytown looking for his mother and his fiancé. You can well imagine what transpires after that. The Afghanistan War pales in front of the weaponry and ferocity that is witnessed between Mommy Rana and Shaan, after that

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