W. Z. Ahmad

A servant and a wealthy woman fall in love and vow to stay together, but a jealous rival and a sequence of bitter misfortunes tear them apart.

Roohi made history as the first movie to be banned by the Pakistan Film Censor Board for containing features that could expound socialist ideology. The government said the film generated 'class hatred ' and portrayed a rich married woman having an affair with a young, unmarried man; after the ban was lifted, the film received mixed reviews and was a moderate box office success.

A thriller centered on Ravi, who arrives at Heera Mahal on a stormy night. He finds the bungalow now owned by Balraj Sharma, a crippled ex-police officer, and his daughter Rekha. Ravi takes a job with Balraj and learns of Balraj's fear of Jaggi, a man seeking revenge. Ravi and Rekha fall in love and try to help Balraj. The plot thickens when Ravi is accused of two murders, leading to more suspense and revelations.