Sangeeta’s searing social critique is considered a huge Lollywood classic. By some inexplicable accident, this film is regarded as a rare classic of Pakistani cinema and spoken of in glowing superlatives to this day. Society Girl was released in the mid-70s—a period most Pakistani cinema analysts considered as the crest of a “golden era” when new and sometimes even bold subjects were being tackled on screen, if only for purely exploitative purposes.
Read More →Typical ‘70s intrigue-filled melodrama with a dash of comedy thrown in the mix.
Read More →An infant heiress is left in the jungle to be brought up by animals and jungle folk, but the scent of money soon has evil humans causing problems.
Read More →Mumtaz as the innocent babe, led astray by her lust for fame and fortune.
Read More →Lollywood attempts to tackle Sci-fi for the first time with exciting results!
Read More →A serial Killer is slicing up the “dirty” girls of Lahore on Saturday Nights!
Read More →Frankenstein meets Dirty Harry in Lollywood’s BEST FILM of 1994 winner.
Read More →Two Dumb & Dumber village simpletons head to the city in an attempt to provide for their poverty-stricken families and get snared in a nasty web of intrigue.
Read More →Immigrants realise that there’s no place like home in this warped fantasy rumoured to be Donald Trump’s favourite movie.
Read More →Intriguing plot includes elements of family drama, crime thriller and courtroom saga.
Read More →Psychotic, serial criminal blazes a terror trail while his family suffers the consequences in this classic battle between good and evil.
Read More →Nai Tehzeeb opens with a scene that would have audiences in 2022 rushing to their keyboards and phones in horror and disgust. In Sister Honey mode, Bahar Begum is glamming herself up for a night out w
Read More →a "frothy and bubbly" slapstick farce featuring breakout TV star Jan Rembo transitioning to the big screen with massive success.
Read More →Trippy local Bond clone’s got it all; cars, guns, girls, chases, action & thrills!
Read More →Despicable for its messages of hatred and intolerance and woefully inept.
Read More →Westernised values threaten to wreak havoc in this thrilling epic fable.
Read More →Sugar Daddies, AIDS, Prostitution, Sleaze, Stalkers, Murder and Mayhem. All in a day’s work for Rasheed Dogar, the Prince of Sleaze.
Read More →A family adopts a Westernised, modern “lifestyle” with catastrophic results.
Read More →Bond-inspired caper promises much but fails to live up to its spectacular poster
Read More →Lollywood does the Tarzan thing on cruise control, cloaked in a quick-fix history lesson and a rather chillingly familiar refugee exodus, fraught with peril and certain death.
Read More →Rangeela’s magnum opus – the Box Office dud that virtually ruined his career.
Read More →Hugely ambitious and largely impressive post 9/11 scenario based movie.
Read More →Hugely entertaining hoot of a Zia-era pro-Islam melodrama with Babra Shareef turning in an Oscar-worthy performance.
Read More →Shines a light on the ugly exploitation of the rich and powerful upon the desperately defenceless poor and their circumstances in the most subtle, yet searingly powerful manner— one of the finest films ever to emerge from Pakistan.
Read More →An exceptional film that dares to focus on the oppressive nature of conformity in an unforgiving and regimented society.
Read More →Statuesque Beauty plays the lethal Spy Agent 008 on a deadly mission to Karachi.
Read More →A typically 1960’s love triangle plot could also be known as The Last Tango in East Pakistan, perhaps?
Read More →Serial Killer with a Ghost Face mask on the rampage in the backdrop of some severe Oedipus complex, with the only salvation being a one-way ticket to Pakistan, the land of bliss.
Read More →"Charba" is a term applied to films, songs, and dramas lifted from Bollywood or vice versa. Sadly, this film falls into that category, though a highly rated one with solid performances. It's a film indulging wholeheartedly in intellectual theft and undeserving of its elevated status in Pakistani cinema.
Read More →Attempted Fable cum satire about Man’s inhumanity misses the mark. Lollywood’s version of Raj Kapoor (looks, if not talent-wise), Kemal wrote, produced, directed and starred in this ambitious attempt at social satire.
Read More →Pakistani “New Wave” horror with a message is thus far horrible and horrifying in equal measure.
Read More →Another Ali Baba/Arabian Nights-style movie so popular in the ‘60s with wholesome entertainment for the entire family.
Read More →Mystery, Romance, Cannibals, Giant Apes and sinister human experiments gone awry in this 1961 Jungle Classic.
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