New York: The grand red carpet launch of the Pakistani film Love Guru, starring Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan, was held in the heart of New York City with great splendor. The event was led by ARY’s Chief Operating Officer, Asif Jamal, whose dedication and hard work truly paid off. The launch ceremony was dignified and well-organized, with participants expressing high appreciation for the efforts made.
Among the distinguished guests were Pakistan’s Consul General, Aamir Ahmed Atuzai, Attorney Raja Sajid, Dr. Ijaz Ahmed Ali Rashid, and other prominent personalities. The event also attracted a large number of community members, further enhancing its grandeur.
During the ceremony, Asif Jamal revealed that the international premiere of Love Guru is scheduled for June 6, 2025. The film will be released simultaneously across North America, Pakistan, and other countries worldwide. He assured audiences that Love Guru, produced under the ARY Films banner, would be a blockbuster, breaking multiple records of success.
Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan shared insights about the film, emphasizing its unique and engaging storyline. The film blends captivating music with witty dialogues, making it highly entertaining for viewers. The duo highlighted that Love Guru was created with a fresh concept that would attract audiences from all backgrounds.
Following the launch, Humayun Saeed, Mahira Khan, and other guests visited Times Square, where the trailer and selected scenes of the movie were displayed on a district billboard. The visuals caught the attention of many passersby, further fueling excitement for the film’s upcoming release.
Love Guru Premiere Shines in New York – A Game-Changer for Pakistani Cinema
Event attendees lauded the efforts of ARY Films and assured their full support for Love Guru. Many expressed pride and excitement at seeing Pakistani artists shining in the entertainment hub of New York. The successful launch has significantly heightened expectations for the film’s Eid release, making it one of the most anticipated movies for South Asian audiences worldwide.
There is no doubt that Pakistani artists possess remarkable talent, comparable to Hollywood and Bollywood stars. Unfortunately, the film industry in Pakistan has not received sufficient government support, leading to the underutilization of many talented individuals. If the government were to extend its patronage to the film sector across provinces, Pakistan could produce international-quality films, preserving and promoting its exceptional talent.
