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Total trailers found: 38
07 December 1973
The first Siraiki language film in Pakistan.
16 April 1982
Pakistani film, it was written by Syed Noor and directed by Mohammad Javed Fazil.
06 February 1970
After a sudden tragedy cuts her marriage short, Nahid must navigate grief and unexpected responsibility within her husband’s wealthy family.
12 November 1976
The story of the film revolves around two sisters; Shabana and Farzana (Babra Sharif in a double role).
19 April 1985
A humble villager marries his daughter into a wealthy family, unaware that everyone but his old friend opposes the match.
03 October 1969
The Urdu film Meri Bhabhi (1969) was directed by S.A. Hafiz.
02 January 1982
Two kids insist that their father, who recently lost his wife, should marry a variety singer. The story explores how this decision impacts their lives and how their family dynamics change.
02 January 1968
A woman flees with the child of a Nawab, leaving behind her own son with Nawab (who's thinks of him as his biological son).
30 July 1971
It follows a young couple whose deep romantic bond is shattered when wealthy societal expectations and parental disapproval force them apart.
25 December 1970
Urdu-language romantic and musical film directed by Ehtesham
01 January 1980
A teenager falls in love with an older woman as he is about to learn some valuable lessons in life.
18 October 1974
Two lovers, Qais Aamri and Laila Bint Sarwar, from Nakhlistan, are unable to unite as Qais face opposition from Meet Sarwar, Laila's Father.
07 August 1974
A poor woman dies due to her son's inability to provide necessary treatment, leading to him becoming a thief and falling in love with a girl.
18 June 1971
The story follows a mother with two sons—one her real son, a careless criminal, and the other unrelated to her but deeply devoted.
19 March 1982
Two powerful landlords lure young brides to their haveli with the promise of two acres of land, only to abuse them before sending them to their in-laws’ homes.