O21 (2014)

Ayub Khoso giving one of the best performances of his career. I always knew Khoso was made for the big screen. I can't wait to see him in more upcoming movies. As usual Shaan gave a great performance along with some new comers in the industry.I was surprised to see that the movie was not revolving around Shaan and that was a great thing that the director did.Its a well written, well choreographed and a great movie. Its definitely not another version of WAAR. Its a totally different movie with some amazing performances by Ayub Khoso, Shaan and others. The movie is about the struggle to make a better and developed Afghanistan and not selling the country assets to big corporations.The only thing the movie lacked was lack of music ( i don't' mean dancing music but pure afghani music)Its the rise of Pakistani cinema. yayy!!

OK first of all. keeping in mind this was one of its kind "Pakistani" movie gives it a very distinctive place in my movie list. the production, post, score,direction, acting, story movie everything was flawless. Jami for his first movie has done wonders. i went alone to cinema to watch it because it was my kind of movie and i was not disappointed. the movie grips you only if you are ready to let the movie take you where it wants to take you. if you are waiting for some ak47 action than i suggest you do not watch this movie. but if you are waiting for a plot to unfold in its own time than this is the movie for you. it has everything that i can find in an internationally released movie. a must watch for movie lovers with a little bit of patience. 2 thumbs up.

After watching this movie I can proudly say that this is the splendid movie by Jami and it can be easily compared with any Hollywood movie. Feeling proudThe Wonderful cinematography, Top Class background music, Superb shots and direction. One thing I noticed is that the role of shamoon abbasi is not very clear. You need to pay full attention to watch this movie. The credit goes to the entire team who did a great job. Pakistan's Film industry is improving a lot. This movie is not for those who try to find a Bollywood flavor in each filmThumbs Up!!!!!!

Just watched this movie and I must say that Lollywood is maturing a mile ahead of its neighboring industry. For any viewer, the first part of the movie required their patience, however the second part was where the story picked its motion. Having said all this, I think this movie if marketed well should do well abroad Pakistan. Most of the dialogues of this movie were in English, where as it is difficult for the general Pakistani masses to digest such hard stuff, where they are used to lighter things as tea with sugar. I think it should have been dubbed in Urdu for a common Pakistani man and the current version should have been there to target the intellectual and educated class. I hope the director and producer learns from this experience.Terming it as black coffee means signifies the flick being bitter, but has the capacity to open the the eyes of the audience of the the blunt realities of forces, which are more powerful than nations. Summing it up, I must say the effort was very much commendable and the movie does show the realities being faced by the Afghan nation and the similar corporate dilemma is also being faced by the people of Pakistan in Balochistan. In short,... Team O21.. Well Done..