7 Top Rated Pakistani Films

Pakistani movies make a place in the heart of their fans as now movies are not only watched in Pakistan but all over the world, so here’s a list of high grossing movies in Lollywood.

Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2 

Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2 is among the top Pakistani movies. It’s an all-time watching movie on a romantic and comedy based story film. The producer was Humayun Saeed, and Shahzad Nasib, under Six Sigma Plus Entertainment, producer itself, plays a leading role in this film. The film was shot in different parts of Istanbul, Turkey, and Dubai, UAE, so it is the blockbuster Pakistani film ever made at the Pakistani box office. The leading cast was Humayun Saeed, Ahmed Ali Butt, Vasay Chaudhry, Uzma Khan, Fahad Mustafa, Kubra Khan, and Mawra Hocane.

TEEFA IN TROUBLE 

Teefa in trouble is a film that you can go to the cinema to watch with your friends and family. It is a full action-comedy film, in no way ground-breaking or unprecedented. Dialogue delivery, grace, originality of the jokes, and sanity of the storyline won the hearts of people; that’s why it is among the best Pakistani movies. The story was typically based on the gangster fall in love with the girl which he sent to abduct but with the jaw-dropping production design, but it also has some of the best action sequences you will ever find in a Pakistani movie.

Khuda Kay Liye

Khuda Kay Liye based on the subject of terrorism and its effects on Pakistanis around the world. The revival of Pakistani movies started in this film. Shoaib Mansoor was the director of Khuda Kay liye. The film plot is based on the lives of two singers, Sarmad ( role played by Fawad Khan) and Mansoor (role played by Shaan Shahid) from Lahore, and how they find themselves strangled in the tensions after the 9/11 attacks. Shoaib Mansoor does a marvelous job at painting a broad picture that tries to portray the perspectives of all the characters involved truthfully. 

Waar 

Waar is in the best Pakistani movies list, and the film is all about the action and thriller directed by young director Bilal Lashari. Its story revolves around the counter-terrorism spy operation in the northwestern tribal areas of Pakistan. Actor Shaan Shahid played the role of ‘Major Mujtaba Rizvi,’ as the former Pakistan Army officer. Its leading cast is Shaan Shahid, Meesha Shafi, Ali Azmat, Ayesha Khan, Shamoon Abbasi, and Kamran Lashari.

Bol

Bol film is also beautifully directed by the great director Shoaib Mansoor. Bol film is based on the topic of religious preachers and the problems faced by the families. The man wanting a son to share the financial burden, he begs God for a son but after six daughters, God giving him a transgender son. Daughters struggle against their father’s radical nature, and the unreasonable restrictions he puts on them. The most famous dialogue of the film is “Jab khila nahi sakte, to paida kiu kartay ho?” become the identity of bol film. 

Punjab Nahi Jaungi

Punjabi Nahi Jaungi clash on the culture between Pakistan’s rural and urban communities. Although it’s a comedy and full-on intensity movie, the central character of which is a feudal lord who has completed his study abroad but still has a narrow mind, besotted with a city girl. The film is also based on the inequalities that exist between social classes and how difficult it can be for people on either side of this divide to understand one another.

Bin Roye 

Bin Roye is based on the novel of Farhat Ishtiaq ‘Bin Roye Ansoo.’ It is a tragic and intense romantic film based on two sisters who love the same cousin, Irtiza (role played by Humayun). The film was directed by the Momina Duraid and produced by Humayun Saeed Six Sigma.