Abdullah the Great

Preity, a Sikh girl from India, visits Pakistan for yatra. She meets Shaan there and they both fall for each other. Eventually, she had to go back and then Shaan goes to India to marry her but all of extremist India stands between them.

Maula Jatt, the youngest of the Jatt family, is not interested in the family business, but when his father is murdered by the rival Malik family, Maula swears revenge at all costs, and then he goes on a killing spree.

Mela is a 1986 Pakistani Punjabi-language action film, directed by Hassan Askari and produced by Anwar Kamal Pasha, starring Sultan Rahi and Anjuman and in the lead roles

The law, meant to bind society, can become a suffocating cage. A 'fugitive,' in legal terms, is one who breaks free. But not all who flee are criminals. Some are victims, driven to desperate measures by the very system designed to protect them. When the privileged wield their wealth and influence to twist the law, they ensnare the innocent in a web of injustice. Forced to choose between captivity and escape, they become labeled 'fugitives.' 'Fugitive' (Mafroor) confronts this reality, exploring the social injustice that transforms the innocent into outlaws.

Years after being separated from his fiancée during the Partition, poet Faraz remains haunted by her memory. His search for closure becomes a journey through love, loss, and longing. The winner of 1999 Nigar Award for Best Urdu Film.

Pakistani Punjabi Action Movie 1990