“It was not an easy ride because the director left last minute and I was completely disoriented over what’s going to happen of the film,” shared Mahira. Even though Bol was my beginning, I feel Bin Roye is technically my first film there is this ‘unexplained’ attachment I have with it.” “But then I saw Momina spending 26 to 27 hours on the sets without a hint of agitation and that motivated us to remain determined. Just like Mahira appeared emotionally attached to the film, the crowd was swayed away by the actress’ presence to the extent that she was even asked ‘why is she so beautiful’ by a clearly star struck young blogger fan. However, the media seemed more interested in Mahira’s upcoming debut in Bollywood with none other than Shah Rukh Khan. Mahira played all SRK and Raees directed questions very safe and diplomatically. “Everybody has been extremely kind and welcoming in India but there is a lot of pressure on me to change perceptions that were created by my predecessors in Bollywood more so because nobody has been given the kind of opportunity that I have gotten, so yes I am nervous,” said Mahira.
“Everything over there is grand the crew is bigger the sets are huge and I have been fan of Shah Rukh’s all my life.” (Currently, Raees’ shoot has been put on hold because of Khan’s knee injury). Moving over to this side of the border, it seems Bin Roye is set to change the face of the film industry like dramas have for the television industry. Releasing alongside two other films Wrong Number and Halla Gulla and perhaps a host of Bollywood films, the film has tough competition ahead of itself and only time will tell if this adaptation of Farhat Ishtiaq’s novel – also to be made into a telefilm – will succeed in making drama a celebrated and attempted genre in the cine sphere.
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