Mahesh Bhatt ties up with Pak company for film on Benazir

Islamabad:: A Pakistani film company is rushing into the production of a movie based on the life of slain former premier Benazir Bhutto in collaboration with noted Indian filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt. Well-known Pakistani writer and poet Aqeel Ahmad Ruby would write the script of the movie that is already in its pre-production phase, Karachi-based Skies Unlimited Films said. The film will be released across the world, it said. The film will be completed in collaboration with Bhatt, Aneela Khan, a producer with the company, told the Daily Times. Khan said the makers had not yet decided who would play the charismatic Bhutto.

250 rounded up for interrogation

Islamabad: Pakistan police have rounded up about 250 hardened criminals and other suspects after conducting a massive search to find clues to the assassination of former premier Benazir Bhutto in Rawalpindi last week. Special police teams took the people into custody during search operations. Police were releasing the suspects after verifying their antecedents and questioning them for information about the killing, the Daily Times reported. Police focused on criminals who were in their records. Hotels, bus stands, railway stations, hospitals, markets and rented accommodation were searched by the special teams, officials said. Police had also been directed to keep an eye on anti-social elements and plainclothes policemen had been deployed at sensitive places.

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