Jalaibee to hit theatres nationwide on March 20

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Over a year after its first trailer was released, Jalaibee's director Yasir Jaswal has finally announced a release date for the movie. Dubbed as one of the most anticipated films of 2015, Jalaibee will be hitting theatres nationwide on March 20.

The date was announced on Jalaibee's official Facebook page where the film's first poster was also revealed.

The first official poster for the movie.- Photo courtesy: Jalaibee's official Facebook page.
The first official poster for the movie.- Photo courtesy: Jalaibee's official Facebook page.

Jalaibee's cast includes many silver screen first-timers such as Ali Safina, Danish Taimoor, Uzair Jaswal and Wiqar Ali Khan. Zhalay Sarhadi is the only one in the lot who has appeared in a feature film prior to Jalaibee (Ramchand Pakistani.)

The cast of Jalaibee takes a selfie. - Photo courtesy: Jalaibee's official Facebook page
The cast of Jalaibee takes a selfie. - Photo courtesy: Jalaibee's official Facebook page

The movie is partially animated and Yasir Jaswal has promised it will be "pure entertainment". The film has been produced under the banner of RedRum Films in association with Jaswal Films and Sermad Films.

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