Egyptian movie 122 releasing in Pakistani cinemas in Urdu: Thrill-packed trailer creates storm on the internet

ABA Associates Private Limited (ABA), distributors of the Egyptian suspense and thrill-packed movie, 122, dubbed in Urdu, has proudly released the mind-blowing trailer of their film, creating anticipation and excitement among cinema-going audiences in Pakistan who are looking forward to this first-time ever Egyptian production release in the country.

The movie is a collection of exciting genres laced with adventure, suspense, action, thrill, and eternal love. The plot revolves around a couple that gets embroiled in an unfortunate incident only to find itself caught in even more danger when they reach out for help. Their only aim is to survive the night and escape in one piece.

Known for their immeasurable talent, the eminent cast of 122 includes Tarek Lotfi, Ahmed Daoud, Amina Khalil, Ahmed Al-Fishawi, Mohammad Lutfi, Jihane Khalil, Mohammed Mamdouh and many more. The movie is directed by Yasir Al Yasiri, one of the renowned directors of the Arab world, highly popular for his brilliant directions, produced by Saif Oraibi, written by Salah Al Gehiny, while the editor is Amr Akef, DOP is Ahmed Kardous and line producer is Mohamed Nassar.

The movie has been launched in Egypt earlier this month and will be internationally launched on January 12, 2019. It has been brought to Pakistan for nationwide release on January 18, 2019 by ABA Associates Private Limited (ABA). A first for Pakistan where an Egyptian movie, dubbed in Urdu will be hitting screens in Pakistan, it is expected that it will meet as rave reviews here as it has already received in Egypt, as the Egyptian film industry is at par with Hollywood and Bollywood standards. This movie is the first step towards building stronger relations with UAE and Egypt, which are looking forward to bringing more of their movies to our cinemas and furthering ties between our countries.

Speaking about the trailer launch of 122, Ali Chaudhry, CEO of ABA Associates said, “We are really excited to bring the first Egyptian movie to Pakistan and think that such Arab movies have huge potential to do very well here owing to their use of advance technology and meeting international standards”.

Project co-partner, Saleem Daad, also renowned director of cinematography, said, “I am also looking forward to bringing many more films to our market for I feel the time is just right to invest in such partnerships with our neighboring Arab countries.”