📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- The catchphrase 'Nawaan Aya Ain, Sohnia', associated with Noori Nath's character in the Pakistani film 'Mola Jat', is still a hallmark of Mu.
- According to Mustafa Qureshi, during the period of General Zia-ul-Haq, there were restrictions on expression of opinion. In such an environm.
- Video: Umair Alvi and Mohammad Nabeel.
The catchphrase 'Nawaan Aya Ain, Sohnia', associated with Noori Nath's character in the Pakistani film 'Mola Jat', is still a hallmark of Mustafa Qureshi, and almost half a century later, people ask him to listen to it.
According to Mustafa Qureshi, during the period of General Zia-ul-Haq, there were restrictions on expression of opinion. In such an environment, when Noori Nat stood in front of the jailer and spoke in his own style, the audience could hear his muffled voice.
Video: Umair Alvi and Mohammad Nabeel.
