After a sudden tragedy cuts her marriage short, Nahid must navigate grief and unexpected responsibility within her husband’s wealthy family. The arrival of a mysterious man who closely resembles Nasir begins to stir hidden motives and buried tensions.

A remake of the film Bharosa (1958)

The first Siraiki language film in Pakistan.

Urdu film directed by S. Suleman

Pakistani film, it was written by Syed Noor and directed by Mohammad Javed Fazil.

A humble villager marries his daughter into a wealthy family, unaware that everyone but his old friend opposes the match. Forced into an elitist household that rejects her, she struggles to earn acceptance and protect her dignity.

The story follows a mother with two sons—one her real son, a careless criminal, and the other unrelated to her but deeply devoted. While the kind son’s acts of compassion help him overcome every hardship, the criminal son struggles to earn his mother’s love and respect, learning that worth is proven through actions, not blood. The film is considered Sultan Rahi’s first major film and won five Nigar Awards, including Best Punjabi Film of 1971.

A Rangeela action film.

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.

Pakistani Film

Kamyabi is a 1984 Pakistani, family drama and a musical film.

Pakistani film

The story of the film revolves around two sisters; Shabana and Farzana (Babra Sharif in a double role). They are identical twins who have very different personalities. Farzana is a shy and innocent girl, whereas her sister, Shabana, has a lively and confident personality. Farzana works as a secretary to the wealthy playboy, Akhter (Shahid). He lusts after Farzana, but is unable to seduce her. He finally manages to trap her by promising marriage. A secret marriage takes place between them, attended only by Akhter's closest aides and a dubious maulvi. After consummating the marriage, Akhter informs a stunned Farzana of his true intentions. When she refuses to leave quietly

The Urdu film Meri Bhabhi (1969) was directed by S.A. Hafiz.

It follows a young couple whose deep romantic bond is shattered when wealthy societal expectations and parental disapproval force them apart.

Pakistani Film

Pakistani Urdu-language film

Pakistani film

Pakistani Film

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).