Eid-ul-Fitr is coming in cinemas after three years and on this occasion, not one or two, but four Pakistani films are showing. Meanwhile, Independent Urdu, in its meeting with Dum Mustam heroine Amar Khan, asked her about her upcoming film on Eid, which is also competing with three other films.
Amar Khan has not entered the acting field for long but his fame went beyond the role of a witch when he played the role of a witch in Belapur Ka Dain.
How has Amar Khan’s journey from witch to film heroine been and especially when his film is competing against three other films on Eid-ul-Fitr?
Talking to Independent Urdu about these questions, Amrkhan smiled and said in his characteristic way that his principle is ‘not to panic’, not to get into any ‘chakar’ and ‘not to let it stay in the screen at all’. Come open and believe in your work.
Amar Khan said that ‘Dum Mastam’ has a soul, as the trailer and songs that have been released so far have been well received by the public.
The story of Dum Mastam is written by Amar Khan himself, because it is a story of love, friendship, pain, heartbreak, so is it not his own story?
On this question, Amar Khan said that this is not his story at all, although there are some similarities with the characters, some colors, shapes and styles, the writer of the story has personal experiences, his observations, some love. There are ways of doing, ‘So this is my way of telling a story’.
Asked who broke Amar Khan’s heart, Amar said no one, in fact he tried to use all the things he had learned in his life.
She denied the impression that her condition for giving the story was that she would be the heroine herself. He said that no one can make such a condition. He said that when he told this story to the director Ehtishamuddin, he saw a lot of similarities between Alia’s character and Amr Khan, so he said that since it is a story of a Punjabi girl from inner Lahore, you should do
Dum Mastam is a musical film that has 11 songs, so is the 90s the style of Lollywood, he said that it would be good if the good old days of cinema could come back, because people are going away from cinema. Two things are remembered while coming out, the dialogues and the songs, so those are the two things that are so good about this movie.
Amar Khan said that he was very fond of dancing since his childhood, he has also trained in it, because of his passion, in the last few years he appeared in an advertisement, an award show and then in some friends’ weddings. His dance performance gained a lot of fame on social media.
Amar said that in six or seven of these 11 songs, his fans will not only get to see his thumkas, but will also get to see different types of dances as the role is that of a performer.
‘Lakki Achari is a wedding song so that’s a thamke wala style, while there is also an aerial act dance, one of the songs will get a glimpse of her paying homage to Madam Noor Jahan. Therefore, these are quite different types of dance in this film.
He said that one is not an item number in this film but there is a special number, however, which is a romantic song, sarees and choli ghagra will definitely be found.
Amar said that he got the germs of acting from his mother and he must have heard the director’s call to action in Shikma Madar.
Picture: Film Dem Mastam Facebook page
Amar Khan’s first play was Ghagi, but he rose to fame as a witch in Belapur Ki Dain. About her journey from witch to the heroine of Dum Mastam, she said that in Witch of Belapur she had the title role, not a negative role, after which she did dramas like Qayamat, a domestic violence story. It was the story of a victim girl.
Also, the drama Bad Dua, which aired recently, featured the role of a clever girl.
On Alia Bhatt’s role in Dum Mastam, he said that she is a playful girl and she dreams, a very good performer who is passionate about her work.
When Dum Mastam was called an underdog by some circles, he said that if you see, every drama of Imran Ashraf has become a super hit in the last five years, while two of his plays have become hits, along with With Ehtishamuddin and Adnan Siddiqui best director and producer respectively, we have big names behind the scenes.
He said that stars make people, as much as Dum Mastam is trending on YouTube, people’s reaction is telling, wherever we have gone to promote the film, people have appreciated us. Yes, he is welcome.
He said that this is the time to think about the film industry of Pakistan, cinemas have opened after a long time after Corona, during this time many have closed and thousands of people have become unemployed, they all have to think, this is the time to fight. is not
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**Interview with Amar Khan: From Witch to Film Heroine**
**Interviewer**: Amar, thank you for joining us today. Eid-ul-Fitr is a special occasion, especially this year with four Pakistani films being released in cinemas after three years. How does it feel to be part of this vibrant cinematic landscape?
**Amar Khan**: Thank you for having me! It’s incredibly exciting to see so many films being released at once. I believe that this competition will only enhance the viewing experience for audiences. While Dum Mastam has its own essence, I think every film brings something unique to the table.
**Interviewer**: Your journey into acting has certainly captured attention—transitioning from your notable role as a witch in *Belapur Ka Dain* to becoming the heroine in *Dum Mastam*. How has this evolution felt for you?
**Amar Khan**: [Smiling] It’s been quite a journey! I always try to remain calm and focused, following my principle of ‘not to panic.’ My goal is to connect with the audience, and I believe Dum Mastam has a soul. The responses to our trailer and songs have been wonderful, which is very encouraging.
**Interviewer**: You mentioned that you wrote the story of *Dum Mastam*. How much of it reflects your own experiences, and is it based on anyone in particular?
**Amar Khan**: While there may be shades of my life woven into the characters, I assure you that it’s not my story. It draws from various personal experiences and observations. I wanted to create a narrative that resonates universally—about love, friendship, and heartbreak.
**Interviewer**: Speaking of love and heartbreak, can you share any personal heartbreak experiences that may have inspired you during the writing process?
**Amar Khan**: [Laughs] I can honestly say that I haven’t experienced heartbreak in that way! Instead, I’ve channeled all the life lessons I’ve learned into my work.
**Interviewer**: Your character in *Dum Mastam* is said to be a performer, which means fans can expect some impressive dance sequences. Can you tell us about that?
**Amar Khan**: Oh, absolutely! I have a passion for dance and have trained in it for years. In *Dum Mastam*, there are 11 songs, and I am thrilled to showcase various styles of dance. From traditional wedding songs to a tribute to Madam Noor Jehan, there’s a delightful variety that fans will enjoy.
**Interviewer**: It sounds like a lot of fun! Of all the performances you’ve put together, do you have a favorite type of dance or a particular sequence that stands out?
**Amar Khan**: Each sequence holds a special place for me, but I particularly enjoy the wedding song, “Lakki Achari,” which features some energetic moves and a celebratory spirit.
**Interviewer**: Before we wrap up, can you share what’s next for you after *Dum Mastam*?
**Amar Khan**: I’m always on the lookout for unique projects that resonate with my growth as an artist. While I can’t disclose any specifics just yet, fans can expect to see me experimenting with different roles in the future.
**Interviewer**: Amar, it’s been a pleasure! We look forward to seeing your performance in *Dum Mastam* and wish you all the best on this Eid.
**Amar Khan**: Thank you so much! I hope everyone enjoys the film. Happy Eid!
