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A documentary, assigned by Benazir Bhutto herself, the day after the 18 October 2007 bomb blast. It was reopened after her assassination and shows her last 70 days.

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Self - Politician
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Self - Former Pakistan Prime Minister
Asif Ali Zardari ...
Self - Former Pakistan President

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Iram Qureshi
Kamran Qureshi

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Aneela Khan ... (conceived)
 
Aqeel Ahmed Ruby ... (lyrics)

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Aneela Khan ... producer

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Iram Qureshi

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Hareem Qureshi ... post-production manager
Huda Qureshi ... publicity production manager

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Aneela Khan ... narration
Syed Amir Rizvi ... concept

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Elton John ... special thanks

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Documentary on last 70 days of world famous (assassinated) female leader Benazir Bhutto, twice elected Prime Minister of Pakistan. This documentary was assigned initially by Benazir Bhutto herself 18th October 2007 Karachi's bomb blast, the day she returned to Pakistan after finishing nine years exile. This documentary was stopped being aired due to emergency imposed on 3 November 2007 by Pakistan's ex-military ruler, General retired Pervaiz Musharaf, including sanctions on all TV channels. It was reopened after her assassination and the events after 18th October till her death were included. The documentary was named as "THOSE 70 DAYS" which shows her last 70 days. Written by Hareem Qureshi

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  • 10 min
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Budget GBP2,000 (estimated)

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