A good news for cinema-lovers, yet I am not one of them, but still I’ll love to let you people know about the upcoming ventures of Reema Khan. I guess it is enough information about the Lollywood icon Reema. She started her career with her superhit debut movie Bulandi with one and only Shaan. Her debut production was Koi tujh sa kahan, the only flick that led me to the cinema. I must be thankful to Reema, because her production was the only factor that forced me to visit a cinema for the very first time. I don’t want to assess her work right now. You can better understand the ‘reason’.
While responding to a question, Reema said, “I am very eager to start the production of my film. Filmmakers are the only source who can assure a good budget film that will certainly give the desired output.” She added, “Multinational companies must conduct standard award shows, like Lux Style awards, it would be a fruitful contribution to the film industry. India has developed its film industry with the support of such healthy promotional activities.”
But I am still wondering what sort of style our Lollywood will promote in these award shows. Anyway.
Reema said, “Whatever I do, I believe in quality. Not only quality but also facts! What I do, I try to do it well, whether it is an ad or a flick.”
That’s what professionalism is!
Responding to a question about her wedding plans, Reema said, “I am waiting for the right one and the right time. God knows better.”
“I had a crush on someone, but…. Past is past. He was not meant for me. That’s what we call luck,” she added.
While asked about her plans to work in Bollywood, she said, “I believe in quality and standard, whenever I get it, I won’t hesitate working across the borders.”
Talking about Syed Noor and Saima’s wedding, Reema said, “It is their personal matter, but still it isn’t a bad thing. Syed Noor should have disclosed it before their wedding, that would have been better.”
Reema said, “Bollywood flicks should be shown in Pakistani cinemas. I was not very much in favour of Indian movies here in Pakistan, but the scenario is different, we must be liberal to learn from others.” She added, “We must change our behaviour and avoid making those old and typical movies, which only shows the negativity and maar dhaar stuff.”
I wish Reema would be able to come up with a good one in her new venture. So that we all might be able to see her in the next Cannes Festival with her lucky one just like Abhi-Ash.
