The Legend of Maula Jatt would not have been possible without the cast, sets, costumes, and overall direction of Fahad Hussayn.
“We are watching a film that traces a person’s development, not just a movie. Bilal Lashari and Ammara Hikmat’s vision has nurtured, housed, and allowed artists to demonstrate their talent.”
My heartfelt thanks go out to all the special people who worked hard day and night to make this happen! He began by praising AD Sameer Shami, who he called “the most hardworking Ad in the industry”.
Hamza Bajwa and Namsa Bajwa often lived on set to get things right. The backdrops, sets and accessories designed for each character added life to the story,” he said.
In addition, the designer praised Maram and Aabroo for their flawless hair and makeup looks as well as SFX makeup.
On set, the wardrobe team learned and dyed things for Hussayn despite his “crazy production demands.” “Hira and Maya, your hard work and dedication will always serve as an inspiration to me.”
The Legend of Maula Jatt
Filming for The Legend of Maula Jatt began in 2017 and the teams have worked on the project for years. Hussayn thanked Saima, Beenish, Usman, Nauman, Sana, and the entire team for keeping track of the lead costumes throughout the film.
He managed all the natural dyeing in the film with his thesis,” wrote the designer. In addition to stitched dhotis and hand-finished kurtas, Asif and Shahid also mastered the art of making them.
He wanted to express gratitude to more than just the people who worked on set. Hussayn sourced all the jewels and silver work on the website from pawn shops in Lahore. He explained to me that they were all sourced from artisans at Kinari Bazaar in Mumbai.
“Dr Zia cast Gohar’s gold tooth and bore with us every spell of the shoot,” he thanked the Chachas from small towns.
Ami’s humorous post added a touch of humor to his post, expressing his enthusiasm for borrowing some heirlooms.
Historic moment for Pakistani cinema
This is a historic moment for Pakistani cinema, and I am extremely proud to have been able to share it with you. In these hard times, we all need to feel like we belong somewhere.
In other words, Maula Jatt is ours to own, so this is what happens. If you are in the industry, please join us in watching the show and supporting your people. This is something we earned by working hard and playing fair! ”
Cinemas across Pakistan are currently showing The Legend of Maula Jatt, although not all are showing it. Atrium Cinemas is the only place where it is being screened in Karachi, for instance.
Maula Jatt is portrayed by Fawad Khan, Hamza Ali Abbasi, Humaima Mallick, Mahira Khan, Gohar Rasheed, Ali Azmat, and Faris Shafi.
