Pakistan, April 10 — The highly praised and accolade-filled romantic comedy “Americanish” featuring Aizzah Fatima will have its eagerly awaited theatrical release in Pakistan starting April 18.
The movie, written and headlined by the accomplished Pakistani-American actress Aizzah Fatima, aims to enchant viewers with its genuine depiction of the difficulties encountered by three Pakistani-American women residing in the bustling community of Jackson Heights, New York.
Iman Zawahry directs “Americanish,” which masterfully combines humor, emotion, and cultural depth while examining themes such as love, identity, careers, and the conflict between traditional values and contemporary lifestyles. This movie has been widely celebrated for its fresh portrayal of South Asian Muslim women living abroad. With over 25 esteemed international accolades under its belt, “Americanish” has earned commendations from leading publications like The New York Times, NPR, The Guardian, and BBC Woman’s Hour.
Initially launched in the United States by Sony International, “Americanish” is set to debut in Pakistan via the Distribution Club and IMGC, a prominent film distribution company in the nation. This release signifies the movie’s highly anticipated homecoming to its cultural roots, likely striking a chord strongly with local viewers.
Building up the anticipation, Aizzah Fatima is set to visit Pakistan from April 11 to April 22 for various events, screenings, and media engagements. During her stay in Karachi until April 17, she plans to connect with local supporters and mark the film’s launch with exclusive activities and press meetings.
An acclaimed filmmaker, actress, and ex-Google engineer named Aizzah Fatima has earned accolades for her remarkable narrative skills. In “Americanish,” she further challenges conventions and highlights stories from the South Asian community within worldwide filmmaking. Her achievements, marked by 25 international honors such as Best Lead Actress and Best Narrative Feature, underscore her talent as a visionary artist.
