Mohammad Ali

A glowing space ship that arrives in the middle of the forest near a village in Pakistan and a glowing figure appears and follows a terrified girl Hina and assume the appearance of a young man he happens to view in a framed portrait.He is greeted with open arms by the villagers and especially by Hina because of his new appearance that is of Shaani,but they know nothing about reality.

A historic Urdu-language costume film from Pakistan, directed by S.A. Hafiz. Set against the backdrop of epic Muslim‑Roman conflict, the film features a prominent ensemble cast including Deeba, Mohammad Ali, Lehri, and Talish.

A high-stakes tale of loyalty and deception, where a man must navigate a web of betrayal to clear his name and protect those he loves.

A fisherman discovers his royal heritage and battles a sorcerer using body-swapping magic to protect his kingdom and a mystical diamond.

Classic Pakistani romantic drama film directed by Qamar Zaidi

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Akbar, an honest tonga driver, struggles to care for his widowed sister and her children. But when a criminal ring begins abducting children across the city, he finds himself drawn into a desperate fight to protect the innocent and reunite broken homes.

A Pakistani Urdu-language film directed by Luqman, starring Zeba, Mohammad Ali, Afzaal Ahmad, and Munawar Saeed.

Pakistani Film

Hamraz (1967) is a Pakistani suspense thriller by Khwaja Khurshid Anwar, starring Shamim Ara and Mohammed Ali, loosely based on The Woman in White, about a conspiracy against two sisters.

Shera Daku falls in love with Chandni and abducts her. Though she initially resents him, Chandni gradually begins to return his feelings. To be with her, Shera must leave behind his outlaw life and sacrifice his past in order to bring her peace and love.

A remake of the film Bharosa (1958)

A Pakistani Urdu-language social film directed by Luqman, starring Zeba, Mohammad Ali, Ghazala, and Aslam Parvez.

An Urdu-language social film directed by Nazrul Islam, starring Mohammad Ali, Nadeem, and Mumtaz.

Pakistani Film

A courageous tribal hero rises against a tyrannical local leader to defend his people’s honor and rights. Forced into rebellion, he leads a band of outlaws in a high-stakes struggle for justice

A Pakistani Punjabi-language social film directed by Luqman, starring Neelo, Santosh, and Mohammad Ali, along with a large supporting cast including Lehri, Zamurrad, Nazar, and Zeenat.

The film is celebrated for marking the debut of veteran Pakistani actress Nisho Begum, who starred alongside legends Mohammad Ali and Nadeem.

Meherbani is known for Nadeem and Babra Sharif’s iconic pairing Pervez Malik’s brilliant direction, but perhaps most for its soundtrack. The iconic number “Kabhi Khwahishon ne Loota” composed by M. Ashraf, written by Masoor Anwar, and sung by Akhlaq Ahmad became a huge hit. Meherbani was a superhit and ran for over 50 weeks at the cinemas.

This film was a re-make of Indian film Al-Hilal (1958) by its Indian director Akkoo.

A powerful feudal lord rules the region's land and people with total control. But when an attack on his life leaves the empire vulnerable, his sons and loyal men step up to take revenge, triggering a deadly war against rival bosses to protect their family's dominance.

It was Pakistan's one of the earliest experimental feature films. It had experimentation by the film director with the Freudian sensual themes which was very unusual for Pakistan at that time. So the film received a 'for adults only' rating. In this film, actress Komal had a really interesting foray into the parallel cinema. She portrayed the sensual play thing for actor Mohammad Ali.

Film starring Mohammad Ali, Waheed Murad, Nadeem, Deeba, Babra Sharif & Zeba

A Pakistani romantic film directed by Luqman, starring Zeba, Ejaz, and Mohammad Ali.

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A young man and a woman fall deeply in love, hoping to build a future together. However, their relationship is soon pushed to the breaking point by a series of misunderstandings, family interference, and the harsh pressures of social expectations.