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Revival or re-birth might not come with the release of mere four films, but at least, and like always, we can be hopeful that things will take a start in the positive direction from here onwards. (Read More)

Chambaili in this regards decided on a date for its release, ran a successful marketing campaign (which most films do not) and released on its due date. This efficiency has left quite an impression on me and speaks volume about the film as a whole. Not only was it Pakistan’s first on time release but the film also broke quite a few other myths. (Read More)

The first one in the list of these newly announced films is Shoaib Mansoor’s sociopolitical period film on Pak-India relations. The movie was announced in the former half of the previous year, while the (Read More)

These movies are on constant delays because of some having incomplete shoots or post production, some facing technical and financial problems to give final touch to the movie, and some are taking the cover of unstable law and order situation in the country. But whatsoever the reasons are, this tiresome and never-ending wait is now getting the viewers disappointed.

Besides Ahsan Khan, our very favorite Shafqat Cheema will also be seen in the movie. Written by Hamza himself, along with Atif Siddiqui and Jawad Rana, Kambakht will be a co-production of Mindworks Motion Pictures (the same company behind Waar) and Kahani films.

While the rough cut of the film is ready, the date of release will be confirmed once the film’s distributors, both local and international, come to a consensus.

Bilal Lashari's directorial debut feature film Waar is no doubt the biggest what one must be expecting from Pakistan Film Industry. People are genuinely crazy...

The Express TribuneThere’s been a lot of hue and cry about the decline of Pakistani cinema, but with a number of feature films under...