Khuda Ke Liye
| Movie | |
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| Original title | Khuda Ke Liya |
| Country of production | Pakistan |
| Publishing year | 2007 |
| length | 166 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Shoaib Mansoor |
| script | Shoaib Mansoor |
| production | Geo TV |
| music | Rohail Hyatt |
| camera |
Ali Mohammad , Neil Lisk , Ken Seng , David Zemay |
| cut | Sanjay Sankla |
| occupation | |
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Khuda Ke Liye ( Urdu : خدا کے لیے, Hindi: खुदा के लिए Translation: In God's Name or For God ) is a Pakistani film production by Shoaib Mansoor that deals with the current situation of Muslims.
action
It concerns the difficult situation of the Muslims since September 11th . The storyline revolves around a family and branches out into three storylines, each set on different continents. On the one hand, it's about two brothers who are both pop musicians in Lahore. One of the two, Sarmad, falls under the influence of fundamentalists and the other, Mansoor, travels to America to study music and is illegally captured and tortured after the 9/11 attacks and returned to Pakistan after brain damage deported. The third storyline is about Mary (Maryam), who lives in England. She has an English friend there. When her father, who himself lives with an unmarried British woman, learns this, he drives her to Pakistan under false pretenses and forcibly marries her there to Sarmad.
subjects
On the one hand, the film is about Western Muslims and their problems in their adopted country. In this film, music in Islam is also thematized and at the end justified with quotations from Hadith , which brought criticism to the film. The film is also about how Muslims are treated in Western society and that people are often biased towards them.
backgrounds
- The role of Sarmad was originally the singer Ali Zafar offered