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Fawad Khan shares insights on Pakistan’s film industry

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:59 PM Apr 18, 2023 IST

Fawad Khan, whose upcoming film, Money Back Guarantee, is set for Eid release, the actor talked about the present and the future of Pakistani cinema.

While Khan acknowledges that the Pakistani films cannot be compared to those with big budgets films from Hollywood or Bollywood, he expresses hope for the country’s cinema to grow . “When this wheel will rotate, returns will increase and investment in films will increase, the industry on its own will expand,” he says.

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