Zeba

Zeba was one of the most respected, gorgeous and graceful woman in Pakistan film industry. She started her film career from Karachi where producer Noor Mohammed Khan offered a role of heroine in his film "Zindagi", which could not complete due to some reasons and then she was casted in other Karachi made film "Shakir" which was released with the name of Chiragh Jalta Raha in 1962. Other debut cast were Mohammed Ali, Deeba, Kemal Irani and Arif who was her hero.
Tauba was her first Golden Jubilee hit movie and her pair with Kemal and then with Waheed Murad became box office hit.She worked in only one Punjabi film named "Mehndi Wale Hath". She worked with 45 film directors. "Najma" was her first colour film 1970. "Rishta Hey Pyar Ka" was her first film which was shoot overseas. Her first Platinum Jubilee was Armaan which was Pakistan's first Platinum Jubilee Urdu film.
She received many awards in her film career.
During the struggle days, Zeba was called by Shareef Nayyar to work for his under direction film "Ishq par zor naheen (1963)" from Karachi to Lahore. On trail, Zeba was declared Fail and Shareef Nayyar passed the remarks that she is not a suitable actress and could not be a big actress in future, then he decided to take Musarrat Nazeer instead.

Asif Khan

Asif Khan

Hero and Villain

First film: Darra Khaibar (Pashto - 1971)

Asif Ali Khan was born in village Badrashi [also known as Badrakho] in 1947. The village is located about 10 km to the southeast of Nowshera [also known as Naokhaar]. He obtained in early education in his hometown and attended a college in Rawalpindi, earning a BA degree. In 1964 he joined Pakistan Army but did not like the job and resigned in 1965. Asif Ali Khan was married in 1966. Of his six children, only Arbaaz Khan chose to adopt the same profession as his father. Early on Asif had developed keen interest in the film industry. He would take regular visits to the industry in Lahore and join film crews on film shootings in Murree, Swat and a host of other locations. Asif Ali Khan had great admiration for Urdu actor Muhammad Ali; thus he developed close ties with him. It was Muhammad Ali that encouraged and facilitated Asif Ali Khan's entry into the film industry. Asif Ali Khan's first movie was a Pashto film Darra Khybar, produced in 1971. The film was an overnight success, making Asif Khan a household name. Darra Khybar turned out to be a milestone for many other Pashto artists as well. For instance, Gulnar Begum, Khyal Muhammad, and Kishwar Sultan recorded their first film song in this movie. Asif Ali Khan movie career has just been splendid. So far he has worked in about 375 movies that were produced in Urdu, Pashto or Punjabi. He has played diverse roles both as a hero and a villain. Indeed, Asif Ali Khan is a great Pukhtun artist -- whether it was his Pashto, Urdu or a Punjabi movie and regardless whether he played a hero or villain, Asif Ali Khan never disappointed his fans. His performance was always superb. When I recollect my impressions of Asif Ali Khan's movie career, one thing comes to my mind: Asif Khan is not only great but a decent artist. Probably decency is the only virtue that rare in film industry in general and Pashto movies in particular. Asif Ali Khan has never resorted to sub-standard behavior, and has always avoided roles that involved nudity, vulgarity, or other despicable behavior. There are two reasons that explain Asif Ali Khan's decent behavior: the great influence of core Pukhun values and his mentor Muhammad Ali who never resorted to base behavior either to survive in the film industry.

I think his first film was Shamim Aara/Waheed Murad Salgirah when his name was Imran... he played a villian role..

Khalid

Khalid

Hero

He was main hero in his father's famous musical film Hamrahi (1966). Not less than 6 mega hit songs were picturized on him and they were:
Kya kahun a Duniya walo kya hun main
Mujhe chhor kar akela, kahin door jane wale
Naqsha teri judai ka zakhm-e-jiggar mein hai
Karm ki ik nazar ham par Khudara, Ya Rasoolallah
Ho geyi zindgi mujhe pyari, mil geye jab se ghamgusar mujhe
Qadam qadam peh naye dukh hain zindgi ke liye

Jameel

Jameel

Hero

First film: Saza (Urdu - 1969)

He was the father of Indian actresses Farah and Tabbo. In the late 60's arrived in Pakistan and tried to become a hero but could not succeeded and returned back to India. Other films Gharnata (1971 with Asiya) and Yeh Aman (1971 with Nisho and Sangeeta).

Waheed Murad

Waheed Murad

Hero, Villain, Producer, Writer and Singer

First film: Aulaad (Urdu - 1962)

Last film: Hero (Urdu - 1985)

Waheed Murad was the most popular and stylish romantic film hero in Pakistani Urdu films. He was born in a wealthy family at Sialkot. His father was a film distributor in Karachi.His first two films were as producer Insaan badalta hai (1961) and Jab se dekha hai tumhein (1963).Waheed Murads first two films as actor "Aulaad" (1962) and "Daaman"(1963) were as co-actor and he introduced him selv as hero in film Heera aur Pathar in 1964. He got breakthrough from the first ever Platinum Jubilee Urdu film "Armaan" in 1966. He was also producer and writer of this film.
Diamond Jubilee Film: Shabana (1976)
Platinum Jubilee Films: Armaan (1966), Anjuman (1970),
Ishq Mera Naa (1974), Aawaz (1979)
Golden Jubilee Films: Aulaad (1962), Daaman (1963), Kaneez (1965), Insaniyat
and Dever Bhabhi (1967),
Dil mera dharkan teri (1968), Andleeb (1969),
Neend hamari khwab tumhare and Mastana Mahi (1971), Daoulat aur Duniya and Baharo Phool Barsao (1972), Tum salamat raho, Dushman and Shama (1974), Jab jab Phool khile and Phool mere Gulshan ka (1975), Waqt and SurayyaBhoopali (1976)
and other musical films are Doraha (1967),
Tumhi ho mehboob mere (1969), Salgirah,
Khalish, Naseeb apna apna Chand Suraj, Naag Munni and Khwab aur Zindagi(1973).-->His pair with Zeba and Rani was a great successWaheed Murad appeared as villain in film Sheeshe ka Ghar.His last film was "Hero", which was released after his death in 1985.He was well-dressed, handsome and attractive personality. He had extremely popular hair style. His nickname was "Chocolate Romantic Hero".Waheed Murad died by heart attack in Karachi on November 23, 1983.

Mohammad Ali

Mohammad Ali

Hero, Villain and Producer

First film: Chiragh jalta raha (Urdu - 1962)

Last film: Dam Mast Qalandar (Urdu - 1995)

The Acting Legend Mohammad Ali passed away in Lahore on Sunday, March 19, 2006. He was 75 years old. He was a cardiac patient and underwent two surgeries.Mohammad Ali was born into a religious family in Rampure, India on April 19, 1931. His father Maulana Syed Murshid Ali was a scholar. His family later migrated to Multan and finally settled down in Hyderabad (Sindh) where hei started his showbiz career as a Radio broadcaster from Radio Pakistan Hyderabad in 1956. His film career began with a Karachi made film Chiragh jalta raha in 1962. He was villain actor in some films but since film Shararat (1963) he played the hero roles. Mohammad Ali got breakthrough from film Aag ka Darya and was on the top in the next ten years time. Mohammad Ali or Ali Bhai will be remembered for his emotional acting and the best dialog delivery among the film actors in Pakistan. Khamosh Raho, Saiqa, Insaan aur Admi, Insaaf aur Qanoon, Salakhen and Doorian were some of his all time best films as actor.Mohammad Ali produced two films Aag (1967) and Jaise jantey nahin (1969) and was co-producer in film Aadil (1966) and Hatim Tai (1967). He was married with famous actress Zeba since 1966..

Bibbo

Bibbo
Character Actor
First film (in Pakistan): Shammi (Punjabi - 1950)
Last film: Buzdil (Urdu - 1969)
Her real name was Ishrat Sultana and she was very famous, graceful and a rich film actress of the 30's and 40's in India. It is known that her shoes were studded with diamonds and whenever she entered in any shop for shopping spent a lot of money there. Rajey Maharajey and Nawabs at that time were in her fan's list. She also had relations to the Prime Minister (or Deevan) of Pakistan's ex-state of Junagarh Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto, the father of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto who allotted a plot to her in the 70s. (Junagarh was a small state, located on the coast of Indian province of Gujarat. Accession of Junagarh to Pakistan happened on September 5, 1947 and the Indian forces occupied this Hindu majority state on November 9, 1947). The last days of Bibbo's life were very miserable and poverty stricken. At the time of her death in Karachi, no one was around her to drop some juice in her mouth. Her famous films in India were Maya jal and Mirza sahiban (1933), Mill mazdoor, Sair-e-paristan and Dasoo data (1934), Piar kee maar (1935), Ghareeb parwar and Manmohan (1936) Qazzaq jee karju and Sagar ka shair (1937) Gramo phone singer, Watan, Bholey bhaley and Ladies only (1938), Lakshami and Suhag (1940), Akela and Mera raja (1941), Barey nawab saheb (1946). She migrated to Pakistan in the early 50's and worked as character actress in films till 60's. (by Mohammed Ayub Qureshi, Saudi Arabia)

Nabeela

Nabeela
Character Actor
First film: Dulhan (Urdu - 1963)
Last film:
She was the supporting actress of 60's and 70's. She will be remembered for her best performance in film Badnam (1966), a film based on Saadat Hassan Minto's short story "Jhumkey". One of the evergreen song sung by Surraya Multanikar "Bare be murrawat hain yeh husn wale.." was picturized on her.Other films Aashyana (1964), Woh koun thi (1966) Hamraz (1967), Karishma, Choda saal, Saiqa, Babul da whaira, Jag beeti, Maila do din da, Kanjoos and Awara (1968),Choudhween sadi, Lachi, Shairan dey puttar shair, Mahman and Jagoo (1969), Badnaloon badnam bura, Bhai chara, Man puttar, Dil dian lagyan, Tikka mathey da (1970), Khazanchi, Bazeegar, Waris,(1971), Khushia, Rangeela aashiq, Vicharya saathi and Ziddi (1973), Sohna mukhra (1974), Akhar, Hukam da ghulam (1976), Danda (1977) and Mohabbat aur majboori (1981).(by Mohammed Ayub Qureshi, Saudi Ariabia) ..
I like her role in Ziddi and Maa Puttar

Zeenat

Zeenat

Character Actor, Producer and Director

First film (in Pakistan): Phere (Punjabi - 1949)

Last film: Lahoo de rishti (Punjabi - 1980)

At the starting of her career she acted side and minor roles in the films but from 60's she became a character actress/vamp. She was also one the Directress and directed Bin Badal Barsaat (Zeba Mohammed Ali) in 1975. Other films Larey (1950), Billo (1951),Sohni, Bulbul, Nazrana and Heer (1955), Hameeda and Haqiqat (1956),Nooran and Zulfaan (1957), Jagga and Rukhsana (1958),Society (1959), Aabroo and Surraya (1961),Maan key aansoo, Maira kia qusoor, Barat, Tees maar khan, and Mehtab (1963),Khamosh raho (1964), Tairey shaher main, Shabnam and Choti see dunya (1965) Aina (1966), Albela, Dil deewana and Aag (1967), Sangdil (1968), Mairi Bhabi and Dhol sipahi (1969) Beyqusoor (1970), Rab rakha (1971) and Afsana Zindagi ka (1972).

Babby Gitto

Babby Gitto
She acted very well in film Beti (1964) and played a title role as daughter of Neelo and Ejaz. A song "Zara bach key bhaya rehna yahan, yeh Dunya sub ko sataey, Allah Mian bahaey..." was a hit song in 60's, picturised on her and was first song sung by late Babby Robina (Badar)..

Master Mushtaq

Master Mushtaq
In 1963 he worked as child artists in Mera Kya Qasoor and became very popular in those days, some songs from Mera kya Qusoor like "O Maa main tujhey dhoondon kahan, ghar tera mujhey maloom naheen.." and Pyari Bhabhi, bhabhi naheen too meri Maa hai".. were the hit songs. Other film Hakoomat (1967).

Niggo

Niggo

First film: Ishrat (Urdu - 1964)

Last film: ?

Niggo was almost the first choice of any film producer as an Mujra dancer in the late 60s....According to the Daily Jang Karachi on 7.1.1972 "super star dancer actress Niggo" was killed on January 5, 1972 (and not as it was mentioned before on 1971 page of Pakistan Film History, which was according to information's from Mr. Yasin Goreja's film directories and also was mentioned in Weekly Nigar's film books and paper's. Mr. Munir Slatch's also made the same mistake in his book - lot of thanks to Mr. Aqeel Abbas Jafri, Karachi). Niggo was the most popular dancing actress (mujra) at that time. Famous musician Manzoor (mate of M. Ashraf) was held in this case.

I personnaly like her dance in Nai laial neya Majnu in the song called " Dil DIl saay milay phool khilay...

Begum Khursheed Shahid

Begum Khursheed Shahid
She is renowed TV character actress and many hit TV plays are on her credit. In 1964 she worked in film Chingari (Shamim Ara+Santosh) and in other few films in minor roles.Salman Shahid is her son, who is also a big name of TV world as an actor especially in sober comedy. Begum Khursheed's husband Mr. Shahidleft her and settled in abroad and never came back to Pakistan. Salman Shahid goes to London to see his father but it is said that Begum Khursheed Shahid never went there and passed all her life alone with his son waiting for some one..! (by Mohammed Ayub Qureshi, Saudi Arabia)

Mehmood Ali

Mehmood Ali First film: Banjaran (Urdu - 1962) Last film: He was one of the pioneers of Radio Pakistan and Karachi TV as actor. Migrated from Hyderabad (Deccan), India and joined Radio Pakistan Karachi in 1948. In the history of Radio in Pakistan, "Hamid Mian key hann" was a live radio program that was broad cast continuously from 1950 thru 2000 (50 yrs) from Radio Pakistan Karachi and Mahmood Ali was a stock artist in this program throughout 50 years.He worked in all mediums of show biz Radio, TV, Theater and Stage and got fame and name in all.Wadi-e-Kashmir written by Khowaja Moinuddin, was the first stage play in 1954 and other very famous Stage/TV plays were Mirza Ghalib Bander road per, Lal qilay say lalookhet, and above all Taleem-e-Balghan and Khuda kee basti. He worked in 20-25 films and some famous films were Banjaran (Neelo Kamal), Aisa bhi hota hay (Zeba Kamal) Lori (Zeba, Mohammed Ali), Perdey main rahney do, Aag and Insaan aur Gadha. He died on July 11, 2008. (Mohammed Ayub Qureshi, Saudi Arabia)

Saqi

Saqi
First film: Iltija (Urdu - 1955)Last film: Dushmani (Punjabi - 1990)Saqi was a verstile artist, knew many languages and worked in more than 450 films in his career. He was the brother of Abdul Kareem Balouch, ex-MD of Karachi Television. At the beginning of his career he became hero of some films like Lakhpati (Nighat Sultana 1958), Sassi Panoon (Sindhi) with Nighat Sultana 1958 and Bombay wala (with Nighat Sultana 1961), could not be succeeded as hero but later became a good villion and character actor. He made film "Papi" in 1968 (Bano, Sitara, Shakeel and Shaheena) but the film was screened only one day, totally failure. Saqi produced an another film "Hamlog" in 1970 which had two child artists Jugnu and Murad in main roles and without any typical pair of hero/heroine. This film was an average film on box office. Other famous films: Nagin (1959), Alladin ka Beta (1960), Taj aur Talwar and Bara bajey (1961), Shaheed, Mousiqar and Ek manzil do rahen (1962), Main ne kia jurm kia and Aurat ek kahani (1963), Beti, Shatranj, Nahley peh dehla and Ek dil do deewaney (1964), Hazar daastan (1965), Parda, Woh koun thi and Naghma-e-Sahra (1966), Sajda, Lakhon main ek and Yateem (1967), Mera Ghar meri Jannat and Wali Ehad (1968), CID and Door ki awaz (1969), Zarqa, Naseeb apna apna, Hamlog and Yousuf khan Sher Bano (1970), Dosti (1971), Nadya ke paar (1973) and Main bani dulhan (1973).Saqi's real name was Abdul Latif Baloch and he died on December 22, 1986. He married Pashto films top heroine Yasmin Khan. Saqi introduced two top mail singers Masood Rana and Mujeeb Alam to the Pakistani film industry from Karachi. (by Mohammed Ayub Qureshi)

Mr. Ibrahim Nafees

Introduction of Mr. Ibrahim Nafees

Mr. Ibrahim Nafees has a vast experience in the glittering world of showbiz. After reigning for long time in Film industry, he is now rendering his services to Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi as member of Governing Body and is willing to take Arts to its apex, which depicts his keen love for arts and artists. He is still young by his ambitions & courage and one can’t stay unimpressed after meeting this amiable personality. We have also witnessed some of his beautiful performances in dramas as a very kind and loving elder of a family. We wish him Good luck for long life and health.Recently Mr. Ibrahim Nafees privileged us by visiting Kalia Group’s projects’ i.e. KalSoft (Pvt) Ltd. KalVault (Pvt) Ltd. and KalPoint.com. At KalPoint.com we conducted this valuable interview. The Interview panel consisted of Mr. Yasir Zaheer, Mrs. Fatima Ali, Mr. Shakeel Mansuri, Dr. Saira Bano and Mr. Shabbir Qureshi.

Pyaas

Pyaas

Watch PTV Drama Pyas staring Ajab Gul, Abid Ali, Afzal Ahmed, Tahira Wasti, Arifa Sadiquee, Shakila Qureshi and others Writer: Asghar Nadeem Syed Director: Nusrat Thakur

Dopatta

Film Asia Present Dopatta UrduRealesed on: March 29, 1952
Madam Noor Jehan appeared in her first Pakistani Urdu film, which was the all time greatest musical movie...
Actors
Noor Jehan, Ajay Kumar, Sudhir, Yasmin, Ghulam Mohammad, Azad
Producer
Aslam Lodhi
Director
S. Fazli
Music
Feroz Nizami
Lyrics
Mushir Kazmi, Arsh Lakhnavi
Singers
Madam Noor Jehan

Chann Way

Shah Noor Films Punjabi film Chann way Realesed on: March 29, 1951
Madam Noor Jehan started her film career in Pakistan as actress, singer and director with a mega hit musical Punjabi film Chann Way. This film ran 18 weeks on Regent cinema Lahore which was allotted to Mr. & Mrs Rizvi (as they also got Shori/ShahNoor studio!). Madam Noor Jehan's name was mentioned as director of the film but it was told that her husband Syed Shoukat Hussain Rizvi actually was the real director but he felt shame to give his name as director to a Punjabi film. Ironically, all of his Urdu films as director in Pakistan flopped.

1950 Pak film

First Silver Jubilee Urdu Film

Film Do Aansoo was the first ever Urdu Silver Jubilee hit film in Pakistan. This film was a remake of film Bhai Jan from 1945. Two other big films were made on the same story; Dillan de soudey (1969) and Anjuman (1970).

Santosh and Sabiha were top actors with the only silver jubilee Urdu film of the year. Santosh was also hero in 75% Punjabi films. Nazir and Sawarn Lata were popular with a big musical Punjabi film Larrey.

Debut:Actors: Sabiha and Santosh in Beli, Darpan in Amanat, Yasmin in Jahad, Zarif in Hamari Basti and Asif Jah in Do AansooDirector: Masood Pervez in BeliMusician: Rasheed Attre in Beli, Feroz Nizami in Hamari Basti, Hassan Latif in Judai

Eid Day's:1 film on Eid-ul-Fittar (1369 hijri), Tuesday, July 18, 1950
Be-Qarar (Urdu)? film on Eid-ul-Azha, Sunday, September 24, 1950

Do Aansoo

Pakistans first ever Silver Jubilee Urdu filmNobahar FilmsDo AansooRealesed on: April 7th, 1950
The film story was a remake of a famous Noor Jehan film "Bhai Jan" (1945) and two more movies were based on the same story in Pakistan, Dillan de soude (1969) and Anjuman (1970).
Actors
Sabiha, Santosh, Shamim, Ajmal, Allauddin
Producer & Director
Anwar Kamaal
Music
Mubarak Ali Khan

Bin Badal Barsaat

Bin Badal Barsaat -- "Bin Badal Barsaat" is produced by Zeenat Baigam, Music is composed by Shiekh Nazal. Playback singers are Madam Noor Jahan, Tassaver Khanam, Mala, Meh.... Cast : Muhamamd Ali, Zeeba, Shahid, Snageeta

Chahat

Chahat"Chahat" is produced by Rehman, Music is composed by Robin Gosh. Playback singers are Ikhlaq Ahmed, Mehdi Hassan and Rona Laila...Director : RehmanGenre : Love StoryStarring : Rehman/Shabnam

Film Industry

The chequered history of Pakistan film industry is interspersed with many vicissitudes. Starting almost from a scratch soon after the political division of the Sub-continent, it gradually progressed to achieve self-reliance and prosperity, and a time came when it could proudly and successfully compete with quality films made across the border in India, matching them in all departments of cinematography.
The golden era of Pakistan cinema was the period which spanned the decades of the 60s and 70s, although a number of good movies had already been produced in Lahore studios during the second half of the 50s. A large number of dedicated workers and movie-makers, who had made names during their stay in Mumbai, like producer-directors Nazir, Shaukat Hussain Rizvi and W Z Ahmad (and their actress-wives Swaran Lata, Nur Jehan and Neena); directors Nazir Ajmeri, Luqman, S Fazli and Masud Parvez; and play-actors of the calibre of Shah Nawaz, Shakir, Alauddin, Charlie, Ghauri, Himaliyawala, Sadiq Ali, Shameem, Najma and Ragni contributed to the evolution of Pakistan film industry during the formative years of the new state.
The factors which contributed to the decline of Pakistan film industry were: the loss of East Pakistan territory; the inception of television; and the infiltration of non-artistic financiers, who had no or little background, either in the arts, or business. Consequently, senior film-makers (directors and composers including) went into voluntary exile and the industry was taken over by those rich people who invested money for purposes other than artistic ends...

Main Ek Din Lot Ke Aun Ga

Main Ek Din Lot Ke Aun Ga
Director Mohammad Javed Fazil's film Main ek din lot ke aun ga was released on April 27 and got huge success on box office. Noushin Ali, Hamayun Saeed and Ahmad Butt are main actors. Famous pop-singer Jawad Ahmad is music director.

Khuda Kay Liye

Khuda Kay Liye
Khuda Kay Liye (For God's sake), which confronts the myth of Islamic fundamentalism being espoused by radical clerics issuing fatwas against music and paintings. This film will be screened on July 22. Iman Ali (TV actor Abid Ali's daughter in her first film), Shaan, Rasheed Naz, Fawad Khan, Naeem Tahir, Simi Raheel, Ayub Khosa, Najeeb Ullah Anjum etc. are main actors in this film. Famous Indian actor Naseeruddin Shah is also in the cast. Shoaib Mansoor is director, producer, writer, lyricist and musician of this film. He is known by his remarkable TV work as AnKahi, Fifty Fifty and many other TV serials.

Ghundi Run

1. Ghundi Run
6 films were released on Eid Day on October 14, 2007 and the "Eid-Battle" was won by director Pervez Rana's Punjabi film Ghundi Run, which was released on Prince cinema and its first days progress was a half million Rupees. Nargis is in the title role in this film and Shaan is hero. After Eid holidays, only Mohabtan sachian and Ghundi Run are doing well on box office in Lahore.

Ramchand Pakistani

The film storyRamchand Pakistani is derived from a true story concerning the accidental crossing of the Pakistan-Indian border during a period (June 2002) of extreme, war-like tension between the two countries by two members of a Pakistani Hindu family belonging to the 'untouchable' (Dalit) caste, and the extraordinary consequences of this unintended action upon the lives of a woman, a man, and their son. The singular theme of the film is how a child from Pakistan aged eight years learns to cope with the trauma of forced separation from his mother while being held prisoner, along with his father in the jail of a country i.e. India, which is hostile to his own, while on the other side of the border, the wife-mother, devastated by their sudden disappearance builds a new chapter of her life, by her solitary struggle for sheer survival. The film portrays the lives of a family that is at the bottom of a discriminatory religious ladder and an insensitive social system, which is nevertheless tolerant, inclusive and pluralist. The irony is compounded by the fact that such a family becomes hostage to the acrimonious political relationship between two neighbor-states poised on the brink of war.

Zille Shah

The most appreciated film of the year was actually the second part of block buster film Majajan..The storyEven though Kulsoom (Noor) is engaged to Sarwar Shah (Babar Butt) since childhood, she is deeply in love with Zill-e-Shah (Shan). When Kulsoom's marriage is discussed, she plainly refuses to marry Sarwar Shah, thus declaring her fondness for Zille instead. Consequently the matter is taken to Pir Sahib (Mustafa Qureshi) a widely respected figure in the village, who decides in favour of Sarwar Shah. Kulsoom's fate is seemingly sealed, but Zille doesn't accept it and kills Sarwar in an encounter. He is sent to jail but is let out on the terms that Kulsoom marries Abid Shah (Shafqat Cheema), the elder brother of his foe Sarwar Shah, Kulsoom protests over this injustice, but her crying comes to naught and she ends her life on her wedding night, choosing death over having a man other than Zill-e-Shah as husband. Zill-e-Shah is mortified by this tragic incident and he changes his lifestyle completely. He becomes more diabolical; he takes up drinking and starts visiting a Heer Mandi (Dancing girls).

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