Munawar Zarif

Pakistani Film

Film starring Nadeem & Deeba

Pakistani film

An epic Love story in which two lovers Heer and Ranjha get along with each other but unfortunately their Love story is not easy. Ranjha fights his way to get Heer but he is not able to do so.

About the struggle of being a hippy in Pakistan

When a tyrannical landlord breaks a fragile peace treaty and murders a young man, his family is thrust into a bitter cycle of revenge. Split between a personal blood oath and the strict boundaries of the law, two separated brothers must navigate their clashing duties, bound only by a hidden physical mark and a mother's blessing.

The story follows the hilarious antics of "Jeera," a street-smart character who uses his wit and humor to navigate life's social troubles and romance. A massive Golden Jubilee hit.

The film follows a powerful and cruel family whose oppression makes life unbearable for the villagers. After the family’s heir commits a grave crime, a woman places a curse on the household, setting in motion a chain of events that leads to the family’s complete downfall. The film became Bhatti Pictures’ first Diamond Jubilee success, inspired Maula Jatt, and earned Aliya Begum the Nigar Award for Best Actress.

Shabab Keranvi’s 1970 social drama starring Mohammad Ali and Zeba, featuring the screen debut of Aasia in a story of deceit and broken promises.

It follows a young couple whose deep romantic bond is shattered when wealthy societal expectations and parental disapproval force them apart.

About a tragic love triangle involving two loyal friends. When wealth, greed, and family honour force them apart, they must make heartbreaking sacrifices.

A Punjabi social drama directed by Fyaz Sheikh. Starring Habib and Firdous.

Urdu film directed by S. Suleman

Shabnam in a double role

Nawab Parvez Akhter spends a lot of money on his wedding and his newly wedded wife, plunging himself into huge debt, also his rival Nawab Fakhru plots against him.

Set against the rugged backdrop of rural Punjab, the film follows Dulla and Haidri as they take a stand against systemic oppression

Malangi is a 1965 Pakistani biographical and musical film directed by Rashid Akhtar and produced by Chaudhry Mohammad Aslam. The cast included Akmal, Shirin, Yousuf Khan and Talish. This was a 'Golden Jubilee' film of 1965 and had super-hit film songs by the music director Master Abdullah.

a romance/musical? Apparently flopped at the box office

A story about an Uncle who ignored his own life and happiness for his late brothers young son..

A rendition of the Dracula tale with many similarities to the British 1950s Dracula.

A series of thefts brings trouble, love, and amusing encounters to a small village.

In a village governed by rigid honor, two lovers find themselves trapped in a generational feud. As blood boils and rivalries sharpen, a desperate plea for peace becomes the only hope to bridge the divide between ancestral pride and a future built on mercy.

A re-make of Dulla Bhatti (ਦੁੱਲਾ ਭੱਟੀ), of 1956.

Comedian Rangeela achieved some amazing success as singer, producer and director from this film.

Pathar Tay Leek is a 1969 Punjabi social drama directed by Jafar Malik.

A legendary Punjabi tale of Mirza, a fearless archer, and Sahiban, his beloved, whose bond is tested by family pressures, tradition, and the harsh realities of honour-bound society.

A woman flees with the child of a Nawab, leaving behind her own son with Nawab (who's thinks of him as his biological son).