Amar Khan, Rajab Butt Film Wraps First Spell

Actress Amar Khan, Rajab Butt’s Much-Awaited Film Wraps First Shooting Spell

LAHORE: (Showbiz Desk) – Pakistani actress Amar Khan and YouTuber Rajab Butt have reached a key milestone with their much-anticipated film, as the first shooting spell has officially concluded in Chiniot, Punjab.

Amar Khan shared the news with fans through her Instagram account, posting a video featuring highlights from the filming. Announcing the completion of the first schedule, she wrote, “1st Spell Packup. Alhamdulillah Chiniot, you’ve been amazing.”

The video captures Amar and Rajab interacting with a large crowd of enthusiastic fans. The two can also be seen celebrating the shoot’s completion and announcing the pack-up, reflecting the warm reception they received from people in the historic city.

The production team reportedly received an enthusiastic welcome from local residents throughout the Chiniot shoot. Amar also expressed her appreciation for the city and its people for their hospitality and support during the filming.

The upcoming film is said to be an action-comedy and will mark Rajab Butt’s debut on the big screen. The project represents a significant step for the popular digital creator as he moves from YouTube and social media into mainstream cinema.

Veteran filmmaker Syed Faisal Bukhari is directing the project, while the screenplay has been penned by Sarmad Ibrahim. The cast also features established performers including Saba Faisal, Resham and Babar Ali, further raising expectations for the film.

The pairing of Amar Khan and Rajab Butt has already attracted considerable attention online. While some viewers are looking forward to seeing Rajab make his cinematic debut, others have questioned the collaboration, with discussions focusing on his controversial public image and Amar’s decision to work alongside the digital personality.

Despite the divided online response, the completion of the first shooting spell indicates that the production is progressing as planned. Audiences will now be waiting for further updates and, eventually, the film’s release.

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