Deeba

The series' main theme revolves around Boota, who moves from the small town Toba Tek Singh to settle and study in the larger Pakistani city of Lahore. Studying is the least of Boota's goals and instead, he embarks on a journey of friendship and mischief in the big city.

Zill-e-Shah kills Sarwar to marry his love Kulsoom, but gets imprisoned. Upon release he finds her married to Sarwar's brother. Trying to forget this, he overindulges on alcohol and the company of courtesan Sitara, then falls for her.

During the 1947 Partition, a mother and her children are separated while migrating to Pakistan. Years later, the siblings grow up in different parts of society, unaware of each other’s lives. The film follows their separate journeys and focuses on family ties shaped by loss and separation.

Nadeem, a gifted singer with a heart of gold, finds his world shattered when his passion for music is deemed a disgrace. Forced to choose between his art and his love, he faces a crossroads that will haunt him for a lifetime.

A historic Urdu-language costume film from Pakistan, directed by S.A. Hafiz. Set against the backdrop of epic Muslim‑Roman conflict, the film features a prominent ensemble cast including Deeba, Mohammad Ali, Lehri, and Talish.

A young couple’s romance is pushed to the brink when the woman’s father attempts to use her to settle a personal debt.

Shera Daku falls in love with Chandni and abducts her. Though she initially resents him, Chandni gradually begins to return his feelings. To be with her, Shera must leave behind his outlaw life and sacrifice his past in order to bring her peace and love.

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).

After Shabana leaves her home to pursue a singing career, her husband struggles bringing up their only son. Will the family ever get together or there will be always someone missing? Winner of the 1981 Nigar Award for Best Urdu Film.

The Urdu film Buzdil (1969) was directed by Saqlain Razvi.

An Urdu-language social film directed by Nazrul Islam, starring Mohammad Ali, Nadeem, and Mumtaz.

A novelist consumed by society's moral collapse goes undercover as a taxi driver, drifting through the city's nightlife and its forgotten people, searching for answers he may not be ready to find.

A man becomes entangled in a dangerous criminal syndicate's web of corruption and human trafficking. Forced to choose between safety and his conscience, he must decide whether to remain silent or risk everything to expose the truth.