Sahiba Afzal

A struggling donkey unexpectedly wins Azad City's first election after the ruler abdicates. He becomes "The Donkey King," leading the nation in an unusual turn of events and proving that though by looks he is a donkey, by heart he is a hero.

Munda Bigra Jaey became the first ever Urdu film to celebrate diamond jubilees (100 weeks) in both Karachi and Lahore's cinemas. This film achieved some amazing success through out the country and it was a great comeback of Urdu films.

Marvi, a beautiful young girl, dreams of marriage, but her biggest obstacle is her own aunt, Aina, who never married and refuses to let her niece marry either. Similarly, Umer, a charming young man, also wishes to settle down, but his uncle, Subustageen, stands in his way. Having lost his wife in an accident, Subustageen wants to remarry and forbids Umer from marrying before him. Fate brings Marvi and Umer together, sparking love between them. However, with their families creating endless complications, their journey to happiness is anything but easy. Will Marvi and Umer finally tie the knot? Can they convince their families to accept their love? Will Subustageen and Aina stand in their way, or will they give them their blessing? And will Subustageen and Aina choose to stay single forever?

Arshia, a strong-willed young woman, is determined to reunite her broken family after her father abandons them. Meanwhile, Dr. Saham, a dedicated professional carrying his own burdens, crosses paths with her. Bound by their selflessness, they embark on a journey where their devotion to family is tested, and their own happiness is put on the line. Will Arshia succeed in bringing her family back together? What challenges await Dr. Saham and Arshia? Could love blossom between them?

Mafaad Parast follows the lives of two cousins whose contrasting natures shape a dramatic tale of love, betrayal, and destiny. Despite being raised under the same roof, Zara and Mehroo see the world through entirely different lenses. Zara, gentle-hearted and selfless, was brought up by her aunt Alia, never suspecting the deep-rooted resentment Alia harbors toward her. While Zara offers nothing but affection, Alia’s hidden bitterness quietly brews into choices that will alter lives.