Faisal Rehman

Pakistani Film

A famous movie-maker, an all around family man, ventures into red-light district in order to find a new face for his future projects but loses his heart and everything he holds dear.

Pakistani film

Hasan Zaidi's dark comedy The Long Night, a film that owes a debt to Martin Scorsese's After Hours, stars Faisal Rehman as Waleed, a soon to be millionaire software designer. About to begin another night of working late, Waleed gets a phone call from a woman who he has had a long courtship with - although they have never met in person. She demands to see him, and he soon finds himself in a dangerous neighborhood caught up in a murder plot, and on the run from gangsters.

A teenager falls in love with an older woman as he is about to learn some valuable lessons in life.

Story deals with the social issues of glamor industry, upper-class family, and its struggles.

The story begins with an orphan girl named Asma (Hina Altaf), abandoned by her mother, a maid. The mother left her to protect Asma from being sold by her alcoholic father. The mother asked her employer, Azra Mansoor, to raise Asma and she agrees. Asma enjoys doing all the work in the house rather than studying. She is considered a maid even though Asma considers herself a family member.