Plot

The tale of a runaway bride with a spice of love triangle - she's finding her soulmate and challenging the typical wedding mentality of Pakistanis.

Rung Dorangi's story revolves around the life of a single parent Hamza (Yasir Akhtar), and his son Umar (Shees Sajjad Gul). The heart-touching duo of Yasir Aktar and Shees Gul will melt the hearts. Child Star Shees Sajjad Gul is, yet again, striking the screen after his blockbuster drama serial Mere Paas Tum ho. The father-son is living in a secluded farmhouse. The story takes a turn when Ayesha (Namra Shahid) escapes a forced marriage and visits the father and son with her friend (played by Palwashay Yahya). A series of incidents occur when Ayesha starts living at the house with Hamza, Umar, and their helper Makkhan (Irfan Motiwala).

The film brings surprising elements when the characters of Safdar (Hasham Khan) and Jibran (Tabrez Ali) enter the story. The supporting cast has done a commendable job. The comic timing of Irfan Motiwala and Faizan Shaikh brings a lot of entertainment. And the romantic scenes of Namrah Shahid and Yasir Akhtar will be captivating for love story buffs. All in all, Rung Dorangi is a fully-fledged mass-appeal, rom-com film to be watched with family over a fun weekend.

Let's talk about Rung Dorangi in detail - why it is a significant film in these COVID-19 times. First, the broad canvas and theatrical representation of it makes it an intriguing watch. The script-writer is by the renowned actor and writer Saqib Sumeer along with Dureen Anwar - who has done a great job by making it a mass-appeal.

Run Dorangi is splendidly shot by Farman Ali Balti and well-edited by Ali Mohammad. The climactic scenes and stellar performances are what make the film worth watching. It would not be untrue to say that Rung Dorangi is an addition to Yasir Akhtar's long-term successful career.

Rung Dorangi's soulful music is another highlight of the film. The main soundtrack is a fusion of country music with Alaap by Vicky Akbar. Background scoring is done by Octave Studios, while the lyrics are by Irfan Saleem and Yasir Akhtar.