Fatima Jinnah, a sister turned revolutionist, played a pivotal role in creating a country predominantly for the minorities of India. Though looked upon as the Madr-e-Millat (Mother of the nation) her stature later was exploited in turning a newly built secular nation into anarchy.
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This screening includes a Q&A with director Danial K. Afzal and assistant director Sana Ejaz, hosted by Saima Khan.