Pakistan’s biggest horror film Deemak has shattered records in Pakistani cinema by earning a massive Rs. 160 million in just 38 days.

Geo Films delivered this hit that captivated audiences and surprised critics alike.

“The film’s scary moments, gripping plot, and emotional characters kept the audience hooked in cinemas,” said a Geo Films spokesperson.

With powerful performances by Faysal Quraishi, Sonya Hussyn, Samina Pirzada, Javed Sheikh, and Bushra Ansari, Deemak has made horror a commercially successful genre in Pakistani cinema.

“Long queues of moviegoers in cinemas across the country prove that Pakistani audiences now fully embrace quality and unique content,” the spokesperson added.

Syed Murad Ali wrote the film, while Rafay Rashdi and Ayesha Muzaffar directed it.

But Deemak goes beyond jump scares. It explores deep-rooted issues such as emotional trauma, generational neglect, domestic abuse, and the complex bond between women in a household—particularly the strained relationship between a daughter-in-law and mother-in-law. The haunting serves as a metaphor for how unspoken and unresolved pain can silently destroy families from within.

Geo Films continues to shape modern Pakistani cinema, having already produced major blockbusters like Khuda Ke Liye, Bol, Teefa in Trouble, The Legend of Maula Jatt, Donkey King, and Glass Worker.

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Sardaar Ji 3 continues its global success, raking in impressive box office numbers despite not being released in India.

Starring Pakistani actress Hania Aamir and Indian Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh, the film earned approximately ?33.6 crore (PKR 109.87 crore) within just one week of its release. With only ?16.4 crore (PKR 53.63 crore) left to hit the ?50 crore (PKR 163.5 crore) milestone, the film is well on track to achieve it soon.

Due to ongoing political tensions between India and Pakistan following the April 22 Pahalgam attack, India banned the film’s release and blocked access to many Pakistani social media accounts. However, the ban hasn’t stopped the film’s rise internationally.

Audiences across the US, Canada, the UK, and Pakistan, along with Indian-origin viewers abroad, have praised the film. Analysts described its ?33.6 crore first-week earnings as a “huge number” for a Punjabi-language movie.

At its current pace, Sardaar Ji 3, made on a budget of ?35 crore (PKR 114.45 crore), has already become profitable. Trade experts suggest that if released in India, the film could have earned up to ?100 crore (PKR 327 crore) globally.

Directed by Amar Hundal and written by Dheeraj and Manila Rattan, the film features Diljit Dosanjh, Hania Aamir, Neeru Bajwa, and Jasmin Bajwa. It was released in theatres on 27 June 2025.

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The romantic comedy film Love Guru, which hit cinemas on Eid-ul-Azha, has scored a major box office win, earning an impressive Rs 55 crore worldwide.

Audiences in Pakistan and abroad are celebrating the film, making it one of the top-grossing Pakistani films of the year. Over 60 cinemas across the country continue to screen Love Guru, with packed houses and glowing reviews pouring in.

Filmmaker Nadeem Baig directed the movie, while Wasay Chaudhry—known for Jawani Phir Nahi Ani—wrote the script. Set in London, the story follows Mahira Khan’s character Sofia Khan, a bold Pashtun architect living in the U.S., and Humayun Saeed, who plays the charming flirt dubbed “Love Guru.” His life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Sofia.

Alongside its leads, the film features performances by Momina Iqbal, Mira Sethi, Sohai Ali Abro, Amara Malik, Adnan Shah Tipu, Marina Khan, Usman Peerzada, and Javed Sheikh. A surprise cameo by another major Pakistani actor has also thrilled fans.

Producers Humayun Saeed, Shehzad Nasib, and Jerjees Seja—backed by Salman Iqbal as executive producer—brought the film to life under the ARY Films banner. They combined Punjabi and Pashto humor to appeal to a broad audience base.

According to the producers, Love Guru made Rs 29 crore at the Pakistani box office and another Rs 26 crore overseas, totaling Rs 55 crore. Many see this success as a hopeful sign for the revival of Lollywood, which has faced tough times in recent years.

Although the film still falls short of The Legend of Maula Jatt, which grossed over Rs 4 billion globally, Love Guru proves that star power, compelling storytelling, and strong production values can still draw crowds to cinemas.

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