A review on Pakistani Rom-Com Feature Length Film, Ishq Positive (2016). The Production Houses are KSL Productions and PMI while its Distributors are Hum Films and Eveready Pictures.
+ Crew
- Directed by Noor Bukhari
- Written by Suraj Baba
- Cinematography by Syed Rizwan Sherazi
- Edited by Farhan Neo
- Produced by Dr. Shazia Hussain and Dr. Kashif Latif
+ Note
Ishq Positive was originally to be directed by Sangeeta and was scheduled for release on Eid al-Adha 2015 but it was delayed after Sangeeta left the project. The music is composed by Wali Hamid Ali Khan, Kamran Akhtar & Saji Ali whereas fame Bollywood actor, Sonu Sood narrates the film.
+ Main Cast
- Noor Bukhari as Rajjo
- Wali Hamid Ali Khan as Wali
- Saud as Chaudhry Bashir
- Saim Ali as N/A
- Ahmed Ali as N/A
- Durdana Butt as N/A
- Sheeba Butt as N/A
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+ Supporting Cast
- Kamran Mujahid as N/A
- Hina Rizvi as Shelter Land Lady
- Iftikhar Thakur as N/A
- Marium Chaudary as N/A
- Maria Ilyas as N/A
- Sonu Sood as Narrator
- Sana Fakhar as N/A
+ Plot
Rajjo can’t decide whether she should be with the one she loves or should continue pursuing her career as a drama artist.
+ High Points
i – Good effort by Noor Bukhari, in terms of direction… keeping in mind that it was Sangeeta who was actually hired to do the job.
ii – The lukewarm humor kept the interest level higher than what most of the people had anticipated from it.
iii – Inclusion of Sonu Sood as the film’s narrator was something ‘new and different’ for the usage of a foreign celebrity.
iv – Some of the songs, including its lyrics are well written.
v – Cinematography of the songs’ sequences is above average.
+ Low Points
i – A very common story, plot is overused. There’s nothing new to watch.
ii – Better or well-known, good actors had surely uplifted the film into much more memorable one.
iii – A lot of work needed to improve the screenplay, it’s just… embarrassing.
+ Overall
Noor Bukhari and Walid Hamid’s chemistry makes Ishq Positive a nice, fun film to watch.
Rate: 2.75 out of 5 stars
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