Moviegoers are in for a treat with a delightful lineup of new films hitting theaters this Eid-ul-Fitr. Whether you’re a fan of action, romance, or comedy, there’s something for everyone. So grab your popcorn and check out these upcoming Eid releases hitting theaters nationwide.
The Martial Artist
Kicking off the festivities is The Martial Artist, a passion project from Shaz Khan and Sanam Saeed that promises to pack a punch. This film follows a small-time MMA fighter who gets a shot at the big leagues. If you’re a fan of inspirational sports dramas like Rocky, Southpaw, or our very own Shah, this is the must-see film of the season. Expect intense training montages and heartwarming moments as our hero fights for glory!
Kabeer
Next up is Kabeer, an action-packed film starring Meesam Ali and Adnan Shah Tipu. This flick pays homage to the Bollywood blockbusters of the 80s and 90s, while also nodding to the high-octane South Indian films of today. If you’re curious about how the makers blend nostalgia with modern action, this film is worth a ticket.
Ishq-e-Lahore
From the creators of Lahore Qalandar comes Ishq-e-Lahore, featuring a star-studded cast including Javed Sheikh, Saima Noor, and Altamash Butt. This action film revolves around a husband-and-wife duo who take on a mafia don played by Sheikh. If you’re in the mood for some familiar faces and thrilling confrontations, this one’s for you!
Qulfee
For a lighter take, check out Qulfee, starring Shahroze Sabzwari, Javed Sheikh, and Adnan Shah Tipu. This film follows a hacker turned thief who creates a program called Qulfee to infiltrate banks worldwide. Expect a mix of humor and action as the plot unfolds in a fun, entertaining way.
Half Fry
Abu Aleeha’s Half Fry is an action-comedy featuring Mohsin Abbas Haider, Nausheen Shah, and Adnan Shah Tipu. This film is a re-edit of Aleeha’s previous project, Once Upon a Time in Karachi, which never saw the light of day. Get ready for laughs and action in this quirky offering!
Lambi Judaai
Last but not least, Lambi Judaai stars Babar Ali and serves as a nostalgic nod to the Lollywood films of the 90s. If you’re feeling sentimental and want to relive the charm of old-school action and romance, this film is sure to hit the right notes.
Which latest Eid release will you be watching with your family? Let us know in the comments below.
