Hamza Ali Abbasi: will leave behind 'The Legend of Maula Jutt'

Karachi: Actor Hamza Ali Abbasi has claimed that his upcoming film "The Legend of Maula Jatt", "Film Jawani Phir Nahi Ani" will also be left behind.

Hamza Ali Abbasi has recently given an interview to a Pakistani channel from London in which he has talked about many topics including his upcoming film and drama Ertugrul. The teaser of the interview has been released and the full interview will be released in a few days.

 Talking about item numbers in films, Hamza Ali Abbasi said that item numbers are not correct from religious point of view and secular point of view. "You can't insult a woman on screen and you call it art," he said of his views on item numbers.

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The host asked him if people say you bought followers on Twitter, is that true, to which Hamza Ali Abbasi laughed and said, "If I bought followers, I would have 3.1 million (3.1 million) followers on Twitter in seven years." Does not take long Because you can buy up to 10 million followers in 6 months and if I really bought followers I would buy at least 10 million.
 Talking about his upcoming film "The Legend of Mula Jutt", Hamza Ali Abbasi said, "I am very excited to make this film as it is directed by Bilal Lashari." Besides, this film has a great story and a great screenplay, so I think this film will leave behind "Jawani Phir Nahi Ani".

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It may be recalled that Humayun Saeed and Hamza Ali Abbasi's film "Jawani Phir Nahi Ani" released in 2015 was the most successful film of that time which broke all business records. The film grossed over Rs 500 million worldwide.

During the interview, Hamza Ali Abbasi expressed his views on the Turkish drama "Ertugrul Ghazi" and said that he was happy that something came up which achieved great success without the item number.

 It should be noted that the release of Hamza Ali Abbasi, Fawad Khan, Mahira Khan and Hamaima Malik's film "The Legend of Maula jatt" was delayed due to controversy. The producers had planned to release the film on Eid-ul-Fitr this year, but due to Corona, its release was once again postponed.