Shahid Hameed

A film about the Indian government's atrocities in the Indian occupied valley of Kashmir, and the Kashmiri struggle for independence.

Pakistani film

Thah (1972) celebrated its Golden Jubilee in Pakistani cinemas in 1972 and was a highly successful musical super-hit at the box-office.

Pakistani version of the popular Urdu novel about a tawaif and poet from 19th-century Lucknow.

After one brother assaults a mountain woman, the other falls in love with her. As she struggles between love and trauma, she must protect her illegitimate child from a harsh and judgmental society.

A romance between a wealthy man and a woman who sells smuggled clothes turns sour.

Faizan, a big shot pilot, who has returned to his hometown, Karachi, falls in love with Aarzoo. But she is betrothed to another man. They try to unite themselves against all odds but an old flame is plotting against the two love birds.

The story of the film revolves around two sisters; Shabana and Farzana (Babra Sharif in a double role). They are identical twins who have very different personalities. Farzana is a shy and innocent girl, whereas her sister, Shabana, has a lively and confident personality. Farzana works as a secretary to the wealthy playboy, Akhter (Shahid). He lusts after Farzana, but is unable to seduce her. He finally manages to trap her by promising marriage. A secret marriage takes place between them, attended only by Akhter's closest aides and a dubious maulvi. After consummating the marriage, Akhter informs a stunned Farzana of his true intentions. When she refuses to leave quietly