The plot of the live-action performance revolves around two characters Jinnah and Gandhi who get the people’s views on the great divide between Pakistan and India. Jinnah and Gandhi visit four places to gather people’s reactions and fight a case against the allegations of whether the divide was a good decision or not. In the past, Jinnah and Gandhi never wanted a divide but simply desired freedom from the British. The two leaders agreed on the Muslim government in Muslim majority regions, but Nehru didn’t agree and eventually, the solution was a sub-continent divide into two countries, India and Pakistan.
The official promotional teaser was released on July 16 and the storyline already holds promise. Set in a time long ago, the clip reveals the two superpower leaders Jinnah and Gandhi who share a bench and bicker about the gap between them while a cameraman tries to navigate the perfect photograph of the two together. Eventually, Anwar Maqsood himself joins the frame and announces the launch of the play.
“In 2011, after the creation of Ponay 14 August, it was asked, ‘why not 14th August?’ I said we will announce it on 14th August, three years After we did Sawa 14 August, this is the last episode of this series,” stated Maqsood.
Talking about the story of the theatre play, Anwar Maqsood said following the success of “Pony 14 August” and “Sawa 14 August” the last part of the 14 August trilogy focuses on the great divide between Hindustan and Pakistan.”
Speaking of the plays Dawar Mehmood stated, “Anwar Maqsood is the Legend of our country, adding, I learned a lot from him and we both hope to fulfil the expectations of the people.”
In 2011, Anwar Maqsood collaborated with Kopykats Productions for a very distinguished idea for a play to be released on August 14, Pakistan’s independence day. The patriotic narrative was titled ‘Pawnay 14 August’ (A Quarter to 14th August). With a sharp wit, sarcasm, emotion and elements of humour, the play became a huge hit and even toured around the world. A few years later. In 2013, the sequel to the first play was launched with the title, ‘Sawa 14 August’ (A Quarter After 14th August). More than a decade later, Maqsood has written the final part of the trilogy, which has now progressed to a ‘Saarhay 14 August’ (14 and a half August). The play featured now acclaimed actors such as Zahid Ahmed, Yasir Hussain, Gohar Rasheed and several other notable names. The plays earned nationwide success for their distinct ability to merge political commentary and satire in the most enlightening mannerisms.
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