Pakistani Film List In 2025

In 2025, Pakistani cinema saw a mix of genres, which included horror, romance, comedy, sports, and action on the big screen. Below we have the report of the year’s big releases.

Deemak

Deemak, a horror drama which is also a family affair, stars Faysal Quraishi, Sonya Hussy, and Samina Peerzada. What we have is a mix of the supernatural and very personal family issues, which makes this film a standout in the Eid al-Adha release.

Love Guru

A romantic comedy that director Nadeem Baig has put together, which stars Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan. We see in the story a self-styled “love guru” who is put forward to break up a marriage, and we get a series of humorous and heart-warming turns.

The Martial Artist

This sports film is inspired by mixed martial arts and underdog stories. In terms of action and emotional journey, The Martial Artist does not disappoint.

Kabeer

Kabeer is a throwback to the good old days of South Asian cinema,  which we see as a renaissance of the classic film style. In it, we see over-the-top characters and traditional fight scenes that fans of the classic action story type are into.

Ishq-e-Lahore

In Ishq-e-Lahore, Javed Sheikh, Saima Noor, and Altamash Butt star in a drama that focuses on a couple who stand up a stand against a large-scale mafioso. The film also brings out themes of loyalty, love, and justice.

Qulfee

A mix of comedy and action in which our hero is a former hacker who became a thief, who used to run into banks. Also, it is a mix of humor and exciting heist elements, which makes it very entertaining.

Half Fry

Half Fry is a foray into the action comedy genre, which reworks the as-yet-unreleased film Once Upon a Time in Karachi. In this, which features Mohsin Abbas Haide, we see a revived take on a put-on-hold project that is presented via a different storytelling approach.

Lambi Judaai

Blasting into the past, Lambi Judaai is a romantic action film that stars Babar Ali. In the style of 1990s Lollywood, it does well with audiences that love a mix of action and emotion.

Raah (Short Film)

A brief but powerful film that tells the story of Zafar, a man who was arrested in a drug deal, which he writes to his sister about. In only 11 minutes, it explores crime, regret, and redemption in a very moving way.

Delhi Gate

Directed by Nadeem Cheema, Delhi Gate is a very action-oriented film that also has a strong base in local culture. Also, with its in-depth storytelling, it is the film that is on everyone’s tip of the tongue to see this year.