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Director Jawad Sharif takes Award-Winning Pakistan Feature Documentary “Indus Blues” on a tour of Europe and Nepal

by Jawad|19 November 202023 November 2020|Press

Filmmaker Jawad’s Sharif’s award-winning feature documentary Indus Blues on endangered musical instruments scored a major milestone with its selection at the CPH:DOX or the Copenhagen Documentary Festival. However, the Copenhagen based festival was not the only festival where Indus Blues...

Preserving Pakistan’s traditional music legacy – Jawad Sharif

by Jawad|02 April 202002 April 2020|Press

WOMEX Interview: Published on: 1st April, 2020 We had a chance to speak with director Jawad Sharif about his film Indus Blues – a work of rare authenticity that despite its simple structure emerges as a complex, multilayered and moving...

Jawad Sharif: Filmmaking with social impact, taking untold stories worldwide

by Jawad|29 March 202002 April 2020|Blog

Jawad Sharif Films has earned a name for itself as a film production company that values telling stories with social impact over anything else. Since 2014, its founder Jawad Sharif has been involved in projects that have taken unexplored subjects...

TVC Production house in Islamabad Pakistan

by Jawad|09 December 201909 December 2019|Blog

Jawad Sharif Films (JSF) crafts highend TV Commercials with a unique touch of creativity which in fluence and inspires the viewers. Among the famous TVC Production house in Pakistan, we are producing TV and Digital commercials for renowned corporate brands....

‘Indus Blues’ Lahore Premiere-Highlights

by Jawad|24 November 201924 November 2019|Press

Thank you Lahore !!! Indus Blues premiere at 3rd day of Asia Peace Film Festival was a huge success. Great number of people turned up at the event to show their love and support. We can’t be more thankful to everyone for coming....

3rd Asia Peace Film Conference at PILAC

by Jawad|24 November 201924 November 2019|Press

Here are the highlights of 3rd Asia Peace Film Conference at Asia Peace Film Festival. Session 2 : Mainstream cinema. Missing subjects,neglected stories.