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    Fahad Mustafa Appreciates Maryam Nawaz as Cinema Hours Extended to 11 PM

    Web DeskBy Web DeskJune 4, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    In a recent development, cinema operating hours have been extended until 11 PM, allowing moviegoers more flexibility and enhancing the entertainment experience across the country. This change is expected to benefit both cinema owners and audiences by accommodating later showtimes and potentially increasing ticket sales. The extension reflects a growing recognition of the entertainment sector’s importance in cultural and economic terms.

    Notably, Fahad Mustafa, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, publicly thanked Maryam Nawaz for her role in facilitating this decision. Maryam Nawaz’s support underscores the government’s willingness to promote cultural activities and support the arts, which have faced challenges due to previous restrictions. This move aligns with broader efforts to revive the entertainment industry and encourage public engagement in cultural events.

    Meanwhile, the extended hours are anticipated to boost the cinema business by attracting more visitors during evening hours, thereby contributing to economic growth within the sector. This initiative also signals a positive shift towards normalizing leisure activities post-pandemic, offering audiences greater convenience and choice. The collaboration between policymakers and industry stakeholders highlights the potential for further advancements in Pakistan’s entertainment landscape.

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