4 best friends were separated by the Indo-Pak partition
Amar Kapur, Asaf Khwaja, Agha Raza, and Rishad Haider, four best friends in Lahore, were separated after Kapur, a Hindu, migrated to India during the India-Pakistan partition in 1947. The four friends had no contact until 1980 when Agha's uncle visited Delhi and reconnected with Kapur. Kapur later visited Lahore in 1982 to reunite with his friends after 35 years.