Kinza Hashmi, Zara Noor Abbas and Ushna Shah Unite for Sheroes
Pakistani actresses Kinza Hashmi, Zara Noor Abbas and Ushna Shah are coming together for Sheroes, an upcoming film directed by Saqib Khan and Badar Mehmood.
The project was officially teased with its first poster, released by Sindh Films, a Government of Sindh initiative focused on promoting the province’s culture through cinema. The project is being developed in collaboration with Geo Films.
The first poster offers intriguing clues about the characters without revealing too much about their stories. Zara Noor Abbas is pictured in a bulletproof vest holding a pistol, suggesting that her character could be connected to law enforcement.
Ushna Shah, meanwhile, appears wearing boxing gloves, hinting at a character involved in martial arts or competitive sport. Her role could explore the challenges faced by women entering traditionally demanding fields.
Kinza Hashmi’s character remains more mysterious, appearing in a stylish outfit without any obvious clues about her profession.
The film’s promotional message describes its protagonists as three powerful women who refuse to be defined by the world around them, placing empowerment firmly at the centre of the project.
The wording also raises the possibility that Sheroes could follow an anthology style structure, with three separate stories connected by a common theme rather than one continuous storyline.
Sheroes follows Mera Lyari as another Sindh Films project using cinema to highlight women, their challenges and their determination to overcome social barriers.
Mera Lyari centred on football and followed women fighting to reclaim opportunities after facing difficult circumstances, including domestic violence and restrictions at home.
The upcoming film appears to take that conversation in a different direction, bringing together three prominent actresses and three seemingly distinct characters.
Pakistani actresses Kinza Hashmi, Zara Noor Abbas and Ushna Shah are coming together for Sheroes, an upcoming film directed by Saqib Khan and Badar Mehmood.
Pakistani actresses Kinza Hashmi, Zara Noor Abbas and Ushna Shah are coming together for Sheroes, an upcoming film directed by Saqib Khan and Badar Mehmood.
The project was officially teased with its first poster, released by Sindh Films, a Government of Sindh initiative focused on promoting the province’s culture through cinema. The project is being developed in collaboration with Geo Films.
The first poster offers intriguing clues about the characters without revealing too much about their stories. Zara Noor Abbas is pictured in a bulletproof vest holding a pistol, suggesting that her character could be connected to law enforcement.
Ushna Shah, meanwhile, appears wearing boxing gloves, hinting at a character involved in martial arts or competitive sport. Her role could explore the challenges faced by women entering traditionally demanding fields.
Kinza Hashmi’s character remains more mysterious, appearing in a stylish outfit without any obvious clues about her profession.
The film’s promotional message describes its protagonists as three powerful women who refuse to be defined by the world around them, placing empowerment firmly at the centre of the project.
The wording also raises the possibility that Sheroes could follow an anthology style structure, with three separate stories connected by a common theme rather than one continuous storyline.
Sheroes follows Mera Lyari as another Sindh Films project using cinema to highlight women, their challenges and their determination to overcome social barriers.
Mera Lyari centred on football and followed women fighting to reclaim opportunities after facing difficult circumstances, including domestic violence and restrictions at home.
The upcoming film appears to take that conversation in a different direction, bringing together three prominent actresses and three seemingly distinct characters.
