A lot of Pakistani ex-pats from Canada attended a charity event where a replica of the “Gandasa” that Maula Jatt used in “The Tale of Maula Jatt” was auctioned off for $50,000.
This masterwork was co-produced by Geo Films, Encyclomedia, and Lashari Films.
Fawad Khan, the star of “The Tale of Maula Jatt,” attended the fundraising event for the Sahara for Life Foundation Hospital in Toronto, Canada, as a special guest.
Together with the weapons used in the production of “The Tale of Maula Jatt,” the “Gandasa” of the movie’s protagonist, Fawad Khan, fetched $50,000 at auction and was purchased by a Pakistani living in Canada.
The Pakistani who bought the replica was given it by Fawad Khan. Sahara Life Trust will receive this sum as a donation for the care of cancer patients.
Fans snapped photographs and got autographs from their favorite actor Fawad Khan on this occasion. While the movie was a smash hit in the Pakistani film industry, grossing Rs 290 crore and still playing in theatres, it also had a good impact on the promotion of charitable endeavors.
