Huey Tum Ajnabi

The cinematography was impressive, and the shots were aesthetically pleasing, enhancing the film's visual appeal. Additionally, the songs and dances were enjoyable, and the selection of plots for shooting was quite good. The movie's attention to detail in creating visually striking scenes and lively dance performances was commendable. However, despite these positive aspects, the film's overall narrative was confusing. Nearly every scene caught me off guard, and the plot lacked coherence and clarity, making it challenging to understand the story's intended message.

Furthermore, the historical portrayal in the movie was entirely inaccurate, and the events depicted deviated significantly from actual events. This deviation from historical accuracy detracted from the movie's credibility, and the audience was left feeling misled and uninformed. Inaccurate representation of historical events can also have negative consequences, especially for viewers with a limited understanding of the subject matter. Overall, while the movie had its strengths, the lack of clarity in the plot and the disregard for historical accuracy were significant drawbacks.

Good cast, loved the choreography, the dances were all so good but a bit unrealistic in terms of historical facts. It is a veritable truth, that Pakistan was fighting 2 armies together in 1971 single handedly, the Mukti Bahni and the Indian army. Pakistan was defeated in the war consequently and Bangladesh was born. The way it is shown that the enemy/ies is repeatedly subdued and shot down by the Pakistanis, Pakistan should have won the war. I would have expected at least some losses depicted for the Pakistanis, that would have added a bit of reality to the plot but till the end the Pakistanis get away with no major casualties. A war won?????

The plot was confusing and seemed to have no coherent direction. The characters were underdeveloped, and their actions and motivations were unclear. The movie jumped from one scene to another without any logical transition, leaving the audience confused and frustrated.

Moreover, the movie purported to depict historical movements, but it was riddled with inaccuracies and falsehoods. The events portrayed in the film were not based on any real historical events, and it was evident that the filmmakers had not done their research properly.

The film also perpetuated harmful stereotypes and misrepresentations of certain cultures and communities. It was disappointing to see such a lack of respect and sensitivity towards these groups, especially in today's increasingly diverse and inclusive world.

Overall, "Huey Tum Ajnabi" was a poorly made film that failed to entertain or educate its audience. Its storyline was nonsensical, and its historical inaccuracies were unacceptable. I would not recommend this movie to anyone looking for a thoughtful and engaging cinematic experience.

The movie name shouldn't be huaye tum ajnabi but the BAZAR-E-HUSN of LAHORE.

4 songs with dance from bazar-e-husn in first 90 minutes.

And the lyrics are just poor too. With vulgar dance in every song.

It looks more like a poorly made game with no cinematography. Could have been mych better.

The drama made on separation of east pakistan was way better shot and directed than this entire movie.

Poor casting, poor direction, no clear story line, zero expressions.

The army part is really poor. No officer or soldier gave the look of army men.

A big NO to whether to watch it or not.

Not recommend for watching with kids.