Telenor presented 'Motorcycle Girl', an adventure based on the life of motorcyclist, Zenith Irfan. 'Motorcycle Girl', a biopic on the achievements of Zenith Irfan, the first female biker to take a solo journey to Pakistan's northern areas, was premiered recently. Showcasing the feat of a young girl challenging stereotypes, the movie fits perfectly with Telenor's brand philosophy of empowering Pakistanis so that they become the better version of themselves, said a press release issued here on Saturday.
The movie tells the story of Zenith Irfan, an 21-year old girl who makes the bold decision to break free from societal shackles and embark on a solo motorcycle trip to the Northern areas of Pakistan to fulfil her deceased father's dream of travelling to Khunjerab Pass on a motorbike.
Starring Sohai Ali Abro and Ali Kazmi, Motorcycle Girl has been directed, written and co-produced by Adnan Sarwar, a talented young Pakistani actor, director, musician, screenwriter, and producer who made his film debut in the biopic, Shah. The movie is the second installment of Adnan Sarwar's planned 'Heroes Trilogy' as he brings another real-life story of a Pakistani hero to the big screen.
"At Telenor Pakistan, we have always been a strong advocate of individual empowerment. Telenor wants to enable Pakistanis with the power of its data so that they can achieve more and become a better version of themselves" said Umair Mohsin, VP Circle South at Telenor Pakistan.-PR
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