
Sultanat, a creation
of AB Pictures, is an approximately 30-episode soap opera billed as one of the
largest UAE-based productions starring Indian and Pakistani Film/TV actors.The glitzy
evening also featured stars from the series and leading media personalities
from India and Pakistan as well as diplomats from the two nationsalong with the
glamorous Dubai glitterati at their finest.
The stars from the two
nations who portrayed the key roles in this ensemble drama - former Bigg Boss
winner ShwetaTiwari, AslamBhatti, Javed Sheikh, Deepak Shirke and Mustafa
Qureshi, among others – were present and leading the proceedings with the
message of Indo-Pak peace. Bollywood biggies David Dhawan, Boney Kapoor, Prem
Chopra were all part of the starry night which had the best of Dubai, India and
Pakistan enjoying the five Star hospitality hosted by AB pictures.
Speaking at the sneak
preview, Faisal Bhatti – CEO of AB Pictures, said: “We are proud to have
accomplished one of the most expensive Dubai-based productions featuring talents
from India and Pakistan. Sultanat showcases
action sequence, locales and performances that will thrill everyone, both on
televisions and in cinemas. Aside from India, the shooting locations included
several world-class international locales like Dubai’s very own Palm Jumeirah
and Downtown Dubai as well as London and Bangkok.”

Elaborating at the event, Aslam Bhatti–MD of AB Pictures, who
also plays the male lead in the series, said -“Sultanat is sure to appeal to every generation since it has everything,
right from fast-paced action sequences to a gripping storyline that showcases
myriad emotions as well as highly entertaining features. This is a significant
milestone for me and AB Pictures as it is aimed at promoting harmonious Indo-Pak
relations with its message of peace, which is why we plan to broadcast as well
as release it in in the UAE, Pakistan, India and the UK.”
For AslamBhatti, who also stars in the leading role, the
decision to make this series was both an emotional and artistic one. The former
due to the fact that his reel life portrayal is a fictionalised account of some
significant incidents from his real life, and the latter because he believes
art can be bridge the relations between India and Pakistan, which is why its
characters are portrayed by artists from the two nations.
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