A list of films produced in Pakistan in 1966 (see 1966 in film) and in the Urdu language: [1]
A list of films produced in Pakistan in 1966 (see 1966 in film) and in the Urdu language: [1]
| Title | Director | Cast | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1966 | ||||||
| Aag Ka Darya | Humayun Mirza | Shamim Ara, Mohammed Ali, Lehri, Jaffrey, Saqi | ||||
| Adil | Saloni, Mohammed Ali, Sabira Sultana, Razia, Adeeb | |||||
| Aina | Shabab Keranwi | Deeba, Mohammed Ali, Kamal Irani, Zeenat | ||||
| Akele Na Jana | Sofia, Hanif, Mohammed Ali, Rozina | |||||
| Al-Hilal | Husna, Darpan, Yusuf, Zamarrud | |||||
| Armaan | Pervez Malik | Zeba, Waheed Murad, Nirala, Rozina, Tarannum | ||||
| Azaadi Ya Mout | Hanif, Sofia Bano, Rozina | |||||
| Badnaam | Iqbal Shehzad | Neelo, Ejaz Durrani, Allauddin, Nabila, Jaffrey | ||||
| Baghi Sardar | Saloni, Mohammed Ali, Adeeb, Zahur Raja | |||||
| Begana | S. M. Parvez | Shabnam, Khalil, Nasima Khan, Mustafa | East Pakistan | |||
| Bhai Jaan | Mohammed Ali, Rani, Asad, Zeenat | |||||
| Bhayia | Kazi Zaheer | Chitra, Waheed Murad, Akbar, Anwer Hussain | East Pakistan | |||
| Dard-e-Dil | Zeba, Kamal, Talat Siddiqui, Azad | |||||
| Ghar Ka Ujala | Rani, Habib, Mohammed Ali, Firdaus, Saqi | |||||
| Ghar Ki Laaj | Attiya, Naushad, Waris, Afshan | |||||
| Hamrahi | Raja Hafeez | Khalid, Hyder, Hina, M. Zareff, Santosh | ||||
| Honhaar | S. M. Yusuf | Rukhsana, Waheed Murad, Shakil, Seema | ||||
| Hum Dono | Deeba, Kamal, Nirala, Kumar, K. Irani | |||||
| Husn Ka Chor | Deeba, Habib, Adeeb, Saqi | |||||
| Indhan | Rahman, Reshma, Mustafa | |||||
| Inssan | Rani, Sabira Sultana, Santosh, Allauddin | |||||
| Jaag Utha Insan | Zeba, Mohammed Ali, Waheed Murad, K. Irani, Firdaus, Ibrahim Nafees | |||||
| Jalwah | Younis Rahi | Shamim Ara, Rukhsana, Ejaz Durrani, Darpan | ||||
| Jan Baaz | Shirin, Mohammed Ali, Saloni, Talish | |||||
| Joker | Rani, Kamal, Zeba, Lehri, Talish | |||||
| Josh | Zeba, Sudhir, Waheed Murad, Hanif, Rukhsana, Jaffery | |||||
| Koan Kissi Ka | Kamal, Talat Siddiqui, Husna, Azad, Lehri | |||||
| Kohinoor | Sudhir, Zeba, Allauddin, Saloni | |||||
| Lori | Hamayet Ali Shair | Mohammed Ali, Zeba, Santosh, Saloni, Talat Siddiqui | ||||
| Maa, Bahu Beta | Yasmeen, Husna, Santosh, Zamarrud | |||||
| Madare Watan | Saifudin Saif | Deeba, Mohammad Ali, Zeenat Begum, Naeem Hashmi | ||||
| Main Chup Rahongi | Naghma, Habib, Asad, Seema | |||||
| Majboor | Hassan Tariq | Shamim Ara, Santosh, Husna, Jugno, Rehka | ||||
| Maujiza | Deeba, Habib, Darpan, Talat Siddiqui | |||||
| Mera Salam | Santosh, Sabira Sultana, Azad, baby Najma | |||||
| Mere Mehboob | Al-Hamid | Shamim Ara, Darpan, Azad, Nazar, Rajni | ||||
| Misaal | Rahim Gul | Yusuf, Hina, Hanif, Nabila | ||||
| Naghma-e-Sehra | Neelo, Mohammed Ali, Sudhir, Allauddin, Saqi | |||||
| Parda | Shamim Ara, Habib, Saqi, Gulrukh | |||||
| Parwana | Kamal Ahmed | Nasima Khan, Hassan Imam, Sujata | East Pakistan | |||
| Payal Ki Jhankar | Najm Naqvi | Neelo, Darpan, Deeba, Nazar, Aslam Pervaiz | ||||
| Phir Milinge Hum Dono | Shamsul Haq | Nazneen, Mustafa, Subhash Dutta, Anwera | East Pakistan | |||
| Poonam Ki Raat | Khalil Ahmed | Rosy, Akbar, Mehfouz, Sadhana | East Pakistan | |||
| Qabila | Shamim Ara, Sudhir, Saloni, Tarana | |||||
| Ruswai | Deeba, Habib, Talish, Lehri | |||||
| Sarhad | Masud Pervaiz | Husna, Ejaz Durrani, Allauddin, Saloni | ||||
| Sawaal | Hassan Tariq | Sabiha, Santosh, Saloni, Ejaz Durrani | ||||
| Taqdeer | Hassan Tariq | Husna, Santosh, Lehri, Ragni | ||||
| Tasvir | S. Suleman | Sabiha, Santosh, Aslam Pervaiz, Talish | ||||
| Ujala | Kamal Ahmed | Sultana Zaman, Hasan Imam, Nasima Khan | East Pakistan | |||
| Watan Ka Sipahi | Mohammed Ali, Firdaus, Nanha, Sikander | |||||
| Woh Kon Thi | Rani, Habib, Zeenat, Saqi, Nabila | |||||
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