#THORA JEE LE REVIEW MOVIE#

After Saaya-e-Deewar, came Dumpukht.Д®T: Dumpukht had quite a star cast. It was after the play, a talent agency hired me and I landed my first role as a second lead in Saaya-e-Deewar last year. Khan: Then, I did a play at the Napa, Jinne Lahore Nahi Vekhya, Wo Jamya Nahi. From there on, I started making vines on Facebook. I was in theatre plays at my school and later on in college. This was the ultimate dream that I am living at the moment. I had my questions ready but much to my surprise, the chat went on to be rather candid as compared to how I had expected.Д®T: So, how did the idea of showbiz come about?

#THORA JEE LE REVIEW MOVIE#

I understood right then and there how three dramas and a movie had landed comfortably in his kitty - and the reason behind how he managed to fetch such massive fandom so early in his future-flourishing career. The first thing I noticed about him was the fact that he was extremely easy on the eyes. So, I sat down with him to know all about a name that just gathered my attention. With no prior connections to the industry, Khan is what he is right now, purely because of his acting prowess. Nonetheless, I knew then that it was only the beginning of a fruitful career this 25-year-old had in store for him. Khan was a new face, a gorgeous one as a matter of fact, who held his own in a movie that garnered nothing but bad reviews.

Bilal Abbas Khan, essaying the role of Party Khan, a taboo-ridden drug addict, nailed his role in the not-so-appreciated flick.

Out of all of its cast, one shone bright like a diamond. Consequently, Thora Jee Le bombed terribly at the box office.

'It's something a third semester university student would have made for a project,' my colleague had summarised the movie. The movie had already made quite the buzz, courtesy of its fresh cast and its prospect of offering newcomers a fair chance - an aspect that's presently rather rare. I remember the day one of my colleagues came back after watching Thora Jee Le.

Thora jee le review