Pakistan’s First Space-Themed Film “Jahan Aur Bhi Hain” Set for Historic Release
Pakistan’s entertainment industry is about to make history with the upcoming release of “Jahan Aur Bhi Hain,” the nation’s
Pakistan’s entertainment industry is about to make history with the upcoming release of “Jahan Aur Bhi Hain,” the nation’s first space-themed telefilm. The groundbreaking project, which premiered at Islamabad’s Institute of Space Technology (IST), represents a bold step forward for Pakistani cinema by combining scientific themes with compelling storytelling.
About the Film:
The story follows a brilliant science professor (played by Aamina Elias) who returns to her ancestral village after years of research. Her character makes a startling prediction about an impending natural disaster and leads efforts to prevent it. The narrative weaves together elements of space science, climate change awareness, and scientific literacy – topics rarely explored in Pakistani media.
Production Highlights:
- Features cutting-edge visual effects to create realistic space environments
- Shot on location at various scientific institutions across Pakistan
- Includes technical consultation from actual space scientists
- Represents Pakistan’s growing capabilities in science fiction filmmaking
Why It Matters:
This project marks several firsts for Pakistan:
- The first mainstream production to tackle space science themes
- A rare female-led science narrative in regional entertainment
- An ambitious attempt to merge education with entertainment
Director Daniyal Raheel explained the film aims to “spark scientific curiosity while telling an emotionally gripping story about human resilience.” The production team conducted extensive research with Pakistan’s space scientists to ensure technical accuracy.
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Release Details:
“Jahan Aur Bhi Hain” will premiere nationwide on June 5, 2025, with special screenings planned at educational institutions. The film’s creators hope it will inspire young Pakistanis – especially girls – to pursue STEM careers while demonstrating the entertainment industry’s potential to handle complex scientific subjects.
Early reviews praise Aamina Elias’s powerful performance as the determined scientist and the film’s innovative approach to science communication. By blending family drama with scientific discovery, “Jahan Aur Bhi Hain” could pave the way for more intellectually ambitious Pakistani content.
