"His chemistry with Mahira was great."
Actor Fahad Mustafa recently shared a nostalgic Instagram post.
He reflected on his role as a cop in Nabeel Qureshi’s 2022 film Quaid e Azam Zindabad.
He posted a photo from the movie, showcasing his character’s determination, and penned a heartfelt caption:
“Playing a cop wasn’t just acting – It was about embodying honour and duty. Grateful for the life-changing experience in Quaid e Azam Zindabad.”
He highlighted the depth of his connection to the character and the film’s thematic resonance.
In the film, Fahad portrayed Inspector Gulab, a complex character juggling crime-fighting duties with a secret life of bribery in Karachi.
However, a chance encounter with Mahira Khan’s character Jia, an animal rights activist, transformed his life.
As Gulab attempted to win her affection by aiding her cause, Jinnah’s image mysteriously disappeared from currency notes.
This led him on a journey of redemption and love.
Fahad’s performance as Inspector Gulab was an impactful one in Quaid e Azam Zindabad. It marked the first time he starred alongside Mahira Khan on the silver screen.
The film’s success and Fahad’s memorable portrayal of Inspector Gulab have left a lasting impression on fans.
Fans have been praising Fahad’s performance, with one user writing:
“I miss Inspector Gulab. It is the best Fahad Mustafa has ever done.”
Another user commented: “This movie was something else. Fahad Mustafa acted so well as Inspector Gulab!
“His chemistry with Mahira was great.”
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Fahad’s Instagram post has sparked a wave of nostalgia among fans, who are reminiscing about the film’s powerful themes and Fahad’s outstanding performance.
One user wrote: “Fahad’s performance as Inspector Gulab was phenomenal! He brought so much depth and nuance to the character.”
Another user commented: “Quaid e Azam Zindabad was a game-changer for Pakistani cinema, and Fahad Mustafa’s performance was a big part of its success.”
One said: “Honestly every character suits you as if they are made exactly for you.
“I genuinely believe that this is all because of your talent.”
Another remarked: “Fahad looked so handsome with Inspector Gulab. I think a thick moustache suits him very well.”
One voiced: “Quaid e Azam Zindabad should have a second part. It was such a good film. I need another one.”
Another stated: “The film had a great message. And how well the writer had portrayed the dark sides of Karachi.”
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