The film, according to award
winning director Mohan Das, is inspired by the numerous child abandonment cases
in Kashmir last year. “It will try to portray the repentance of a man amidst
various social and political uncertainties. It also looks at dilemmas and
repentance of the protagonist after he fails to save the abandoned child,” Mohan Das
told Films & TV World. "The film will be represented by one of the producers Lashyaban Kashyap at the festival, whose contribution to the film is immense," added Das.
However, he is also upset with the fact that the very paradise on earth Kashmir where he shot 'Muafinaama' well as his docu-feature 'Pragaash' is reeling under floods and the entire valley is devastated. He fervently appeals to all to generously donate for the flood victims.
However, he is also upset with the fact that the very paradise on earth Kashmir where he shot 'Muafinaama' well as his docu-feature 'Pragaash' is reeling under floods and the entire valley is devastated. He fervently appeals to all to generously donate for the flood victims.
Muafinaama is about a Kashmiri
Pandit guy who falls in love with a Kashmiri Muslim girl and struggles to get
her. The film also holds a parallel story line about the increasing menace of
child abandonment. The film was shot entirely in Kashmir with local actors and
has Umer Khan, Turfat-ul-Ain, Firdous Khan, Azaad Shah, Said Ishtaq and Jahan
Zaib in pivotal roles as well as Sandesh Gour and Abhilash Panwar who are based
out at Mumbai.
http://www.filmsntv.com/2014/07/why-are-girl-child-abandoned-in-india.html
http://www.filmsntv.com/2014/09/muafinaama-film-on-girl-child.html
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