SINGAPORE: JULY 3 (DNA):The High Commission of Pakistan in Singapore hosted a special screening of Pakistani feature film ‘Nayab’, as part of its cultural diplomacy initiatives to enhance mutual understanding and people-to-people ties between Pakistan and Singapore.
Diplomatic corps, Singaporean government officials, media professionals, film industry stakeholders, and Pakistani community were invited to attend the event. The screening served as a platform to highlight Pakistan’s creative landscape and to promote dialogue through the shared experience of cinema.
In her remarks, H.E. Rabia Shafiq, High Commissioner of Pakistan to Singapore, underscored the importance of cultural exchanges and power of storytelling through cinema.
The High Commissioner noted that Pakistani cinema has evolved over the years and reflects the diversity, complexity and aspirations of Pakistani society today.
Directed by Umair Nasir Ali, Nayab is a coming-of-age story of a young woman from Karachi who aspires to play for the national cricket team, challenging societal norms and family expectations along the way.
The event concluded on a high note, with the audience expressing strong appreciation for the film, its cast, and the powerful message it conveyed. Attendees praised the performances, direction, and the film’s portrayal of believing in the impossible, empowerment, and cultural identity.
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