Haboo (1961)
Mystery, Romance, Cannibals, Giant Apes and sinister human experiments gone awry in this 1961 Jungle Classic.
Read More →Mystery, Romance, Cannibals, Giant Apes and sinister human experiments gone awry in this 1961 Jungle Classic.
Read More →If you thought Munda Bigra Jaye was an intellectual and stylistic nightmare, you are in for another horror show with this horrendous piece of brain-dead garbage.
Read More →A passionately patriotic film attempting to expose the International Mafioso’s conspiracy to destroy Pakistan’s Haqeeqi Azadi.
Read More →Superb melodrama with a strong feminist tilt and brilliant performances!
Read More →Damsel in distress has several near misses without being dishonoured.
Read More →Fear grips the Feudals of Kanganpur, and the villagers believe a spate of related deaths is due to something very sinister.
Read More →A film that commendably tries to break the dreadful cycle of endless Rom-coms and propaganda films but falls woefully short of expectations.
Read More →Lollywood’s first horror film is an odd mix of the Invisible Man and Spiral Staircase.
Read More →Convoluted melodrama managed to score a box office hit back in ’72.
Read More →Musical melodrama, showcasing Neelo and an evil lecherous landlord destroying the hard but idyllic lives of the villagers with his devious, new Westernized values.
Read More →Masala-laden melodramatic “family drama” manages to hit the spot.
Read More →A film loaded with overt hatred, abuse, bombastic chest thumping and spewing hate made in a society that champions "Peace, Love and Tolerance" drives my love of Cinema. Border hits the spot entirely. It is a stunning film on various levels, but most of all, the hypocrisy is delicious— an instant Classic.
Read More →Supposedly, it’s a true story about a female victim turning scum- busting Avenger!
Read More →A fantastic slice of demented feminism with Bahar as Lollywood’s own Mrs. Robinson. Brilliant.
Read More →Royal intrigue, wild beasts, girl-power, dog-power…good old- fashioned fun.
Read More →The Lollywood version of The Godfather is a hoot and a half! – recommended.
Read More →Zerqa’s poor cousin is a spectacularly blatant rip-off and a miserable successor to an established classic.
Read More →Yet another vendetta-based farce with garish costumes, loud confrontations, dubious sexual double entendre, and weaves that would make Roxxxy Andrews turn green with envy.
Read More →A gritty, action-packed masala thriller with a ton of potential to emerge as a hidden classic.
Read More →If Jodorowsky and Tarantino had been Punjabi, and directed a typical revenge masala film the result could have been something like Zabata.
Read More →the film that began the legend of Maula Jatt and spawned countless sequels.
Read More →Mid ‘70s pot-boiler is the usual vengeance-based, social injustice yarn.
Read More →A triumph on many levels, setting new production standards and technical excellence that will be difficult to surpass for the action-epic genre.
Read More →Action-packed musical romantic drama with just the right masala mix to give the masses what they expect.
Read More →Deadly Cold War Action Thriller featuring two Superpowers locked into a battle until death. Very odd even by Lollywood standards.
Read More →Written by Saifuddin Saif, a film about characters trying to reform and break the label of being cursed in society.
Read More →An exceptional film that introduces us to the side of Pakistan we prefer to pretend doesn’t exist!
Read More →Madame Sangeeta’s Box Office busting smash hit from the post 9/11 days.
Read More →A farcical revenge action drama with extreme corruption as the backdrop. Cheap and pretty atrocious with dreadfully cliched performances yet fast-moving and oddly enjoyable.
Read More →A whiff of rebellion is in the air as a brutal, Psychotic Jagirdar’s excesses take matters to an unbearable extreme.
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