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Schoolchildren act in short film
Ham Hinsutani, a short film in which school kids acted, was screened at Glendale School, Sun City, on Saturday. Hundreds of students were present at the launch.
Sun City: Ham Hinsutani, a short film in which school kids acted, was screened at Glendale School, Sun City, on Saturday. Hundreds of students were present at the launch. Speaking to media after the release, its director Shehroz Saadat said that all the actors in movie were from the Glendale school. He said that the film highlighted the peaceful coexistence and power of unity.
He further said that the concept of Indian man was coined in the film, taking cue from Superman, Spiderman, and Iron Man. Producer Abdul Rahman Khan on this occasion said that the film intended to give a good message in which kids played their characters in a great way.
He clarified that it was not a commercial film. To a question, he said that he joined hands with Shahroz Saadat because the latter gives good message through his movies. Certificates of appreciation were also distributed among the little actors on this occasion.
