"THE FIRST PAKISTANI "PLATINUM JUBILEE" FILM" 18 March 1966 Drama, Comedy, Music 180 mins
Najma, a destitute but caring young woman, lives with her aunt and cousins in Murree. Her life slowly spirals out of control with the arrival of a rebellious young man from Karachi.
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Waheed Murad as Nasir
Zeba as Najma
Tarannum as Seema
Rozina as Dolly
Nirala as Shahid
Bibbo as Seema's mother
Pakistan 18 March 1966
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