Yasir Hussain announces new release date of his upcoming film ‘Javed Iqbal’
The trailer of ‘Javed Iqbal: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer’ was released on December 8, 2021
The wait is finally over!
Popular Pakistani actor and host Yasir Hussain’s highly-anticipated film, Javed Iqbal: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer finally gets a new release date.
The film, which stars Hussain in the role of Pakistan's most notorious serial killer Javed Iqbal, was previously slated to release on December 24, will now hit the theatres on January 28.
Taking to the Instagram, the Lahore Se Aagey actor announced the new release date of his film. sharing the poster of the film, Hussain wrote in the caption, "Javed Iqbal January 28, 2022. In cinemas near you. Don't come alone to watch it.”
In another post, he dropped a picture with the leading lady of the film, actress Ayesha Omar, who will portray the character of a investigating police officer in the film.
Sharing the picture, the Jhooti actor captioned it as, "I learned a lot from Ayesha Omar on the shoot of Javed Iqbal. Thanks Ayesha for your care and great ideas. You guys will love the chemistry between a police officer and a criminal."
The much-awaited film revolves around Pakistan’s worst known serial killer Javed Iqbal, who confessed to murdering over 100 children in Lahore in 1999. He was infamous for delivering the details of his crimes to the authorities along with evidence, including clothes and photos of the victims. In October 2000, Javed was found dead in his prison cell.
The trailer for the serial killer film was released on December 8, 2021.
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