Lollywood Movie Releases for 2020 

Punjabi Film Industry of Pakistan

Pakistani movies have come a long way and are predicted to rule the Southasian subcontinent in the coming years. Why? Well what comes naturally to Pakistan is the language Urdu, and the Poetry that goes in the songs, as well as the whole nation is very blessed with beautiful looking people. However, most of the Pakistani actresses stay away from wearing outfits that are body-revealing. One must wonder why that is, even though Pakistan allows Hollywood movies, as well as the kissing scenes in those movies. Most of the time, the public claps at all the kissing scenes in the cinemas putting some families to shame! Pakistanis don’t mind watching other cultures in any way or form, but when it comes to a Pakistani woman, they want her to be as clean as ever in her choice of roles.  

Pakistan being a Muslim country, was closed to all entertainment between the years 1979-2004, unit the President of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf allowed media and entertainment to run freely. That began the beginning of

Pakistan’s Dramas, Series, Telefilms and Commercials! Even though the Pakistani Punjabi Film Industry was alive but the films were not the best of the lot and hence the public wanted more than just Punjabi Films. Around 2009 onwards, talks began for the Urdu Film Cinema. 

Urdu Film Industry of Pakistan

Shakily, the Urdu Film Industry began in Pakistan with just 1-2 releases per year to over 20 releases in Urdu every year. However, the Punjabi Film Industry slowed down completely as the Punjabi actors started filling in the roles of the Urdu Film Industry demands. As a few years later saw the Lahore-based actors settle down in Karachi where the drama industry and film industry were newly based, whereas the music industry is still active and alive in Lahore, Pakistan. One thing to point out here is that the Pashto Film Industry does well every year as it caters to the Province of Pakhtoonkhwa as well as Afghanistan. It is the only Pakhtoon Industy surviving for the Pashto speaking crowds.  

2020 is a scary year for most industries around the world, but Pakistanis are not backing off. Every week, there is a new announcement of projects and the drama industry is doing so well, that the finales of the dramas are not trending to be watched in theatres. Below are the releases for the year 2020. Let’s see what happens in the coming months! 

Pakistani Movies for 2020 

Zindagi Tamasha 

Scheduled release: February 2020, if all goes well 

Director: Sarmad Khoosat 

Writer: Nirmal Bano 

StarringArif Hassan, Eman Suleman, Samiya Mumtaz and Ali Kureshi 

Kahay Dil Jidhar 

Scheduled release: March 2020 

Director: Jalal Rumi 

Writer: Kamran Bari 

StarringMansha Pasha, Junaid Khan, Sajid Hassan, Atiqa Odho, Roma Michael, Kamran Bari 

The Legend of Maula Jatt 

Scheduled release: Tentatively Eid ul Fitr, May 2020 

Director: Bilal Lashari 

Screenplay: Bilal Lashari 

Story: Nasir Adeeb and Bilal Lashari 

Dialogues: Nasir Adeeb 

Money Back Guarantee 

Scheduled release: Eid ul Fitr, May 2020 

Director: Faisal Qureshi 

Writer: Faisal Qureshi 

Starring: Fawad Khan, Wasim AkramMikaal Zulfiqar, Gohar Rasheed, Kiran Malik, Mani, Jan Rambo 

Kamli 

Scheduled release: Eid ul Fitr, May 2020 

Director: Sarmad Khoosat 

Writer: Sarmad Khoosat 

Starring: Saba Qamar, Sania Saeed, Nimra Bucha, Eman Shahid, Umair Rana, Hamza Khwaja 

Dum Mastam 

Scheduled release: Eid ul Fitr 2020 

Director: Muhammad Ehteshamuddin 

Writer: Amar Khan 

Starring: Imran Ashraf, Amar Khan 

Lafangey 

Scheduled release: Eid ul Fitr 2020 

Director: Abdul Khaliq Khan 

Writer: Abdul Khaliq Khan 

Starring: Sami Khan, Mani, Mubeen Gabool, Saleem Mairaj 

Tich Button 

Scheduled release: Sometime between Eids, in the first half of the year 

DirectorQasim Ali Mureed 

Screenplay: Faiza Iftikhar 

Starring: Feroze Khan, Farhan Saeed, Sonya Hussyn and Iman Ali 

Rehbara 

Scheduled release: Post Eid ul Fitr 2020 

Director: Amin Iqbal 

Writer: Assad Ali Shah and Shakeel Chohan 

Starring: Ahsan Khan, Ayesha Omar, Momina MustehsanSarish Khan, Sohail Sameer, Hina Bayat, Ghulam Mohiuddin 

London Nahi Jaunga 

Scheduled release: Eid-ul-Azha, July 2020 

Writer: Khalil ur Rehman Qamar 

Starring: Humayun Saeed, Mehwish Hayat, Kubra Khan, Gohar Rasheed 

Director: Nadeem Baig 

Quaid e Azam Zindabad 

Scheduled release: Eid ul Azha, July 2020 

Director: Nabeel Qureshi 

Writer: Nabeel Qureshi and Fizza Ali Meerza 

Starring: Fahad Mustafa, Mahira Khan 

Ishrat – Made in China 

Scheduled release: July/August 

DirectorMohib Mirza 

Writer: Ahsan Raza 

StarringMohib Mirza, Sanam Saeed, Hassan Sheheryar Yasin and lots of surprise appearances 

Fatman 

Scheduled release: Winter 2020 

Director: Nabeel Qureshi 

Concept & storyFizza Ali Meerza and Nabeel Qureshi 

Screenplay & dialogues: Ali Abbas and Basit 

Starring: Ahmed Ali Butt