Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi is set to portray the legendary sprinter Abdul Khaliq in an upcoming biopic. The film, which is anticipated to celebrate the remarkable achievements of Khaliq, aims to highlight the sprinter’s significant contributions to athletics and his impact on sports in Pakistan.
Abdul Khaliq, known as the “Fastest Man in Asia,” gained prominence in the 1950s for his exceptional speed and performance on the track. His remarkable feats, including winning gold medals at the Asian Games, have made him a celebrated figure in Pakistani sports history.
Hamza Ali Abbasi, renowned for his powerful performances in films and television, will bring Khaliq’s inspiring story to life on the big screen. Abbasi’s involvement in the project has generated considerable excitement among fans and critics alike, as his portrayal is expected to do justice to Khaliq’s legacy.
The film is set to explore Khaliq’s journey from his early years to his rise as a national hero, delving into the challenges he faced and the triumphs he achieved. The biopic aims to inspire a new generation of athletes and honor the memory of one of Pakistan’s greatest sports icons.
The production team has announced that the film will feature detailed research and consultation with sports historians and Khaliq’s family to ensure an accurate and respectful portrayal. The biopic is expected to be released in late 2025, with a nationwide promotional campaign to follow.
Hamza Ali Abbasi expressed his enthusiasm for the role, stating, “It is an honor to bring Abdul Khaliq’s story to life. His legacy is a testament to dedication and excellence in sports, and I hope this film will inspire many.”
The project has already begun production, and fans eagerly await the first glimpses of Abbasi in his role as the celebrated sprinter.
