Shamil Khan

A simple, love story between a Sikh girl and a Muslim boy.

Aar Paar is a Pakistani film about Kamal and Arman's unbreakable friendship that gets tested when Kamal's wife, Sara, receives threatening calls.

A film depicting the brutally disfigured cultural narrative of a land with the most enviable cultural heritage highlighting the heroic struggle of a few unsung heroes during 2009 Swat Insurgency.

The film story is about two brothers who are in the police force and are struggling to fight terrorism in the country. Their mission is to find the chief of terrorists..

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It explores the tale of two girls, Shiza (Komal Meer) and Mishal (Sabeena Farooq), who are childhood friends and share a sisterly bond. Due to their love for one another, Mishal asks her parents to arrange their marriages within the same family so they can live in the same house. Eventually, they become sisters-in-law when Shiza marries Harris, Mishal's older brother, with whom she has been in love since childhood. Mishal feels betrayed when they keep their relationship a secret, but she soon accepts the situation. Later, she meets a handsome young man named Arsal, who initially takes a liking to Shiza but refrains from acting on it because of the girls’ sisterly bond, as his marriage has already been arranged to Mishal. He marries Mishal happily and cares for her. However, things become more complicated for Shiza when her husband dies in a car accident. She is then forced to marry Mishal's husband and live her life as a co-wife. What will be the fate of the three of them?

The Lux Style Awards is the largest award ceremony held annually in Pakistan since 2002. The awards celebrate "style" in the Pakistani entertainment industry, and it is the oldest event dedicated to cinema, television, fashion, music and film industry in Pakistan.

An arranged engagement between a village girl and her city cousin shows signs of true love, but an indiscretion decades ago could doom their romance.

Idiot is an ode to all the social misfits and rebels who question dysfunctional man-made norms of society, all the wanderers embarked on the journey of self-discovery and searching for the greater purpose of existence.

After their elder sons' tragic deaths, the feuding Adam and Nawab families' future rests on Shahmeer and Ana. Amid grief, they fall in love, teaming with police to end the long rivalry and bring peace to their town.

A revenge saga that unfolds against the backdrop of the ancient tradition of Khaie.

It explores the tale of two girls, Shiza (Komal Meer) and Mishal (Sabeena Farooq), who are childhood friends and share a sisterly bond. Due to their love for one another, Mishal asks her parents to arrange their marriages within the same family so they can live in the same house. Eventually, they become sisters-in-law when Shiza marries Harris, Mishal's older brother, with whom she has been in love since childhood. Mishal feels betrayed when they keep their relationship a secret, but she soon accepts the situation. Later, she meets a handsome young man named Arsal, who initially takes a liking to Shiza but refrains from acting on it because of the girls’ sisterly bond, as his marriage has already been arranged to Mishal. He marries Mishal happily and cares for her. However, things become more complicated for Shiza when her husband dies in a car accident. She is then forced to marry Mishal's husband and live her life as a co-wife. What will be the fate of the three of them?