Directing

Iqbal Kashmiri

Born 1942-01-01 · Lahore, Pakistan

Acting credits

The Urdu film Bhabhi (1960) was directed by Syed Atta Ullah Shah Hashmi. Starring Shamim Ara and Aslam Pervaiz in leading roles

Bhabhi

1960

Behind the camera

9.0

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Mummy

1996

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Pakistani Film 1990

Raja

1990

The story follows a mother with two sons—one her real son, a careless criminal, and the other unrelated to her but deeply devoted. While the kind son’s acts of compassion help him overcome every hardship, the criminal son struggles to earn his mother’s love and respect, learning that worth is proven through actions, not blood. The film is considered Sultan Rahi’s first major film and won five Nigar Awards, including Best Punjabi Film of 1971.

Babul

1971

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Pakistani Film.

Najaiz

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Pakistani Film

Mohlat

1998

9.0

It follows the lives of a happy couple whose world is turned upside down by a charismatic but scheming con man. Trapped in a web of deceit, betrayal, and wrongful accusations, the protagonist must fight against all odds to clear his name and protect his family. The film is an adaptation of the 1992 American thriller Consenting Adults, directed by Alan J. Pakula

Jo Darr Gaya Woh Marr Gaya

1995

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10.0

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Sher Dil

2012

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Pakistani Film

Tees Maar Khan

1989

Sharif Badmash is a 1975 Pakistani action musical drama film directed by Iqbal Kashmiri and produced by Chodhary Mohammad Ajmal of Quality Pictures.

Sharif Badmash

1975

7.0

A coward man tries to take his life after the death of his mother and some criminals try to take the advantage of the situation but than a girl comes in his life and everything changes.

Mukhra

1988

A super hero films where the battle lies between good and evil. It is a story about a battered woman who goes through the painful experience of physical abuse by her lover and his companions. The rape attempt turns her into a shameful sight for her father. He ends up taking his own life, for the burden of shame is too much to bear. The physical and mental torture motivates the woman for revenge, and she who was once a happy jovial lady now becomes Hunterwali.