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The following is a report on the Movie Jinnah. Which is based on the life of our national hero, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah. Topics given below show the brief description about him, Making of the movie, its reasons and impacts.
HISTORY
Who was Jinnah?
Quaiq-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a great advocate of Hinu Muslim unity. ... Jinnah was a national hero of Pakistan-- a state visualized by the Muslims of the Indian sub-continent. Muhmmad Ali Jinnah was a champion of freedom for Indian people, the Hindus and the Muslims. ...
Jinnah was not an anti-Indian. Jinnah was neither anti-Indian nor was it derogatory of Indian political leaders. ... Jinnah was a staunch believer of Two Nation theory and considered the Muslims as a separate and distinct nation. ... All the Muslim leaders and intellectuals gave their full support to Muhammad Ali Jinnah to create unity amongst all the Muslims of the sub-continent. ... They found in Muhammad Ali Jinnah their Quaid-e-Azam.
Making of Jinnah
The film Jinnah depicts the man and leader Muhammad Ali Jinnah who created Pakistan. ...
Theme of the film
The film is about the life and struggle of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan. It tells the extraordinary story of how India was partitioned, the final intrigue and the debates between Viceroy Lord Mountbatten, Jinnah, Gandhi, Nehru and the merciful lady Edwina Mountbatten. It also shows the clash between Jinnah and Jawaharlal Nehru, leader of Indias Congress party, who went on to rule India. Jinnah has highlighted the relationship between the Mountbattens and Nehru, particularly the special relationship between Edwina Mountbatten and Nehru. ... Jinnah chronicles the journey taken by the young idealist Jinnah as he realize that his dream of freeing the people of India from foreign rule is being tempered and twisted by the realities and cruelties of politics. ... A year after, Mohammad Ali Jinnah realized his dream, begun to succumb to the illness that had dogged him for some time. Towards the end, the film story shows Muhammad Ali Jinnah laying weak and sick on his bed. ... In this coma Jinnah relives the triumphs and disappointments of his life, the drama of his ideals, his romance, his happiness and the tragic death of his young wife.
Total budget on making
The makers of the Jinnah didn’t have a monster budget. ...
Production and Direction
The script of Jinnah was written by; anti-Islamic author Salman Rushdie, Directed by Jamil Delvi and Produced by Prof. Akber S Ahmed who is also the co-writer of Jinnah.
Shooting the Jinnah
The film was shot in the locations of Pakistan, India and United Kingdom.
Approximate Word count = 2214
Approximate Pages = 8.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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