In the landscape of Pakistani cinema dominated by rom-coms, John emerges as a rare beacon of gritty realism and narrative depth. Directed by Babar Ali, this film dives into uncharted territories of action and drama, offering a refreshing departure from the usual fare. The trailer of John hints at a
Cinemas all around the world are facing a crucial time because of Covid19. In Pakistan, the scene is pretty bad too. But the good thing is that filmmakers are trying their best to add life in nearly dead Hope’s by announcing films and releasing teasers of the upcoming Pakistani films.
There was a time when Pakistani films used to have brilliant scripts and dialogue used to be hard-hitting, meaningful and power-packed; currently we, mostly, don’t watch come across Pakistani films which offer either good plots or script. Zulfiqar Sheikh and Tasmina Sheikh are prominent names from TV industry and they
Films, releasing under the umbrella of Pakistani cinema, are not doing much for the betterment of cinema, business, content etc. We have witnessed films with known names, celebrities, prominent directors and spellbinding storytellers miserably failing to entice audience to visit cinemas to watch their films. This is alarming for the
After Ho Mann Jahan, Asim Raza and Sheheryar Munawar teamed up again and have brought Parey Hut Love for their audience this Eid Ul Azha. Right after the release of the trailer of Parey Hut Love, the film received mixed responses based on the way different elements were shown in
