What Went Wrong With Pakistan's Entertainment Industry? | Part 02 | Talha Ahad Podcast

In continuation of the exclusive podcast with Jami, in this second part, we explore film, TV, and the world of advertising and the downward spiral of Pakistan's entertainment industry. Jami also opens up about his battle with mental health issues and his greatest regrets in life.
00:00:05 - How to Be Consistent in Web Journalism
00:02:48 - Why Aren't Pakistanis More Practical in Fieldwork?
00:04:52 - Pakistani Entertainment Industry
00:13:22 - Betting Apps in Pakistan
00:15:37 - How International Companies Set Proper Standards for Each Work
00:18:53 - Hypocrisy in the Pakistani Film Industry / Stereotyping in Films
00:22:14 - Do We Have Local or National Heroes?
00:24:02 - Nepotism in the Pakistani Industry
00:24:45 - Azad Jami's "Moor" (Film)
01:32:41 - Making a Film in Balochistan
00:31:41 - Taking Permission from the Taliban for Shooting a Film
00:39:22 - Falling in Love with Balochistan
00:40:43 - Why Don't Pakistanis Produce Content Like Omeleto?
00:50:32 - How Saudi Arabia Is Evolving According to the Current Situation
00:54:32 - How Azad Jami Deals with Mental Health Issues
01:00:34 - Azad Jami's Biggest Regret in Life
01:07:25 - Future Plans of Azad Jami
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[@naurah0]

Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation, so insightful, loved his artistic eye and the way he views and questions the world aswell as his opinions and outlook on the entertainment industry and pakistan's duality. Would love to hear more from him

[@youknow6968]

Another beautiful discussion, your channel is a gem. Glad I've discovered it, and shocked that your subscriber number isn't higher, I've just subscribed.
There are few things I've disagreed, one I'll highlight is the objective resolution. I think his was a lazy interpretation.
South Asian societies are religiously conservative, look at India, their issues are only recently coming to the fore, but those issues of communal hate, and violence has existed for decades, at a level far far greater than in Pakistan. Despite the so called secularism.
Issue isn't necessarily Islamic approach within the state, but the fact that Pakistan has faced constant external crises since independence, that effects governance. Domestic crises'compound the issues.
Pakistan needs to enter a period stability so the ruling classes can concentrate on dealing with issues of state, and society.
tbc, I'm an agnostic Muslim, for me Muslim is a cultural identity, and fully Secular. But, it would be stupid if I viewed issues purely from a narrow perspective, my opinions are based on the realities that exist in our region, and in Pakistan.

[@gunjanagrawal8195]

Entertainment is haram in Islam as per molvis........
Pakistan is going great,keep it up.......

[@afnanayub]

Why the duck you think all Pakistanis follow molvis same as Hindus follow their babas(without using their own mind).

[@vesicle121]

​@@afnanayubDesi librandu flexing MA degree

[@bhat592]

It was a great podcast thanks tallah 👍😎

[@yjkbuddy]

Bhagat Singh is from Lahore but Pakistan don't respect him becaz he was sikh

[@youknow6968]

You did not ask about costs, how much does it cost to make films in Pakistan. Different kind of films.
Crores for adverts, but how much for films? TV films, cinema, documentaries.
It would have been nice to know, just couple of minutes, puts things in perspective.

[@jamiazad4750]

Depending on ur story but minimum budget could be from
1 carore to 40 carore

[@youknow6968]

@@jamiazad4750 that's a massive range, I doubt it applies to feature films, or films made for cinema.

[@pawaalfilms]

Well said Boss

[@kayaar00]

beep p kiska naam lia hai isney ?

[@madiharahman3147]

Hameed Haroon. Hameed Haroon. Hameed Haroon. Hameed Haroon. Hameed Haroon. Hameed Haroon. Hameed Haroon.

[@prasadtv9922]

Chikni chameli is bad but fast and furious wali nangi ladki is good 🤡.... Hollywood is doing this for a long time ..stop blaming this on Bollywood...

[@afnanayub]

The point he is making, the films should be realistic, drama is good but melodrama is over for the time we are living in.
By the way he was mentioning the Pakistani industry so that they create something unique. Item numbers in Pakistani movies are only because Pakistani film makers are coping it from Bollywood. For a movie to be a good movie don't need to have 5 or 6 songs and an item number in it. Movies can be good without hero and heroin a romantic couple. And pointless songs in a movie can be and should be removed.

[@rajashekarreddy9859]

​@@afnanayub good movies on Islamism and Islamists showing mirror to pakistani society on the kind of extremism and jihadism you have nurtured , anyways gets banned in Pakistan
Mujra is ok but item songs is bad. Also linking chikni chameli to Delhi rape. What about the thousands of rapes happening in Pakistan inside madarsaas?

[@afnanayub]

Would like to see a podcast with Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza.

[@kayaar00]

kitney daikhney hain us k saath ?