“Naam Badal Dena,” a short film from Pakistan, was one of the best at Cannes.
The Pakistani short film “Naam Badal Dena” was chosen as one of the best short films at the Cannes World Film Festival.
The 26-minute film is about the psychology of women. It is directed by Arsheela Salman and stars Hira Khan and Arsalan Khan.
The story is about two best friends who are also married, and it looks at how much a husband and wife love and care for each other.
Executive producer Naveed Farooqui says that this type of film, which shows a healthy marriage, friendship, and true love in a pure way, is not made very often in Pakistani or Indian culture.
Rida Bilal, who wrote and directed the movie, had won prizes at six other international film festivals before it was nominated at Cannes.
In addition to Naam Badal Dina, six other short films from other countries were also chosen for the best short film award at the Cannes Film Festival.
