A bubbly Indian girl named Aalia (Sanam Saeed) in trouble is forced by circumstances involving her husband Jhangir 'J' (Adeel Hashmi) to place her faith in a Pakistani cab driver, Vicky (Mohib Mirza), who she meets by chance in Mauritius Airport, who then takes it upon himself to make Aalia's safe return to India possible.

The film was a feature directorial debut of Nasir Khan, who previously directed a documentary titled Made in Pakistan.

[2][4] The project was finalized in 2014 while Development and concept was being planned by the team by past three years, the director on his interview stated “I have been working on this project for over three years and with the release just round the corner, I don't have anything to say, but to wait for people’s response,”[5] while casting and development were carried out in min 2014.

It's a delight to release Sanam Saeed and MohibMirza's feature film as we consider them an integral part of HUM Family she further added, "I hope the audience will enjoy the movie and will keep supporting Pakistani productions.

[6] Along with her Rizwan Saeed stated regarding his first direction "Bachaana is a fun and entertaining ride that will leave you asking for more.

He further added, "We have partnered with the stalwart of the Pakistani Media Industry Sultana Siddiqui and her team at Hum Films for this venture.

So, let me assure you that it has not been inspired by the Indian flick at all.” [5] Neil Sadwelkar Bollywood's post production guru who has worked on films such as Slumdog Millionaire, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Omkara, Don & The Reluctant Fundamentalist had this to say about Bachaana, "The trailer of Bachaana looks fantastic.

The film looks so fresh and entertaining and judging from the visuals I haven’t seen Mauritius shot this well in a very long time.

Casting was mutually done between the producers, Pakistani actor Mohib Mirza best known for his roles in Hum TV shows Meray Dard Ko Jo Zuban Miley, Shehr-e-Zaat and Firaaq was selected to portray the role of Vicky[9] In an interview Mirza spoke "The character I play in 'Bachaana' has been the most entertaining one in my career so far.

I worked with the team for weeks together in finalizing the character’s look, hairstyle, accent, gestures, wardrobe and the minutest of details that would give life to it.

Everyone came very well prepared on the set; script was rehearsed, we barely needed prompting and the shoot flew superbly smooth.

Despite being shot beyond borders of India and Pakistan in Mauritius, a joint crew from both the countries seamlessly wrapped the project within the exact committed time,” He further added.

I’m sure audiences for India and Pakistan will both enjoy this fun zesty story.” [8] 123 After Development and Casting, the series commenced for its shoot.