Guest Post by Muslim Rizvi
About the Author: Muslim Rizvi is working as a Solutions Manager for an IT service company. He is based just outside of Toronto, Canada . Muslim is a writer, a poet, a painter, a playwright, an actor and a director and has been associated with theatre for over a decade.
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Beautiful writing skill. Seemed to be the writer is genuine writer. But I was disappointed with the end. Perhaps I do not know what had happened on January 31, 2006.
Nothing new. Another piece of fiction laced with sentiments, written not just from Pakistani but from Sub-Continental perspective. A love story weaved through the negative side of the last thirty years of political and social history of Pakistan and beyond. Multiple references to the Indian Film Industry and deliberate use of Hindi and English words will certainly add to the commercial appeal of this upcoming stage play by Mr. Muslim Rizvi.
Nothing Much..Simple Beautiful piece of work…while reading ..few writters come in my mind…Abdullah Hussain, Qurat ul Ain Hyder, Intizar Hussain…ahhhhh what a misfortune of Pakistan..that the writter of this piece of work is also not living in Pakistan…like others
simply beautiful….well written
How touching.. And true to its every bit!
Awesome … intriguing!
Unbelievably moving.
Tje last letter…
Regards,
Zaheer