A list of films produced in Pakistan in 1971 (see 1971 in film) and in the Urdu language: [1]
A list of films produced in Pakistan in 1971 (see 1971 in film) and in the Urdu language: [1]
| Title | Director | Cast | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aansoo | Deeba, Nadeem, Shahid, Mahpara, Firdaus | ||
| Afshan | Shabnam, Waheed Murad, Aaliya, Lehri | ||
| Al-Asifa | Naghma, Sudhir, Talish, Salim Nasir | ||
| Ansu Bahae Pathron Ne | Zeba, Mohammed Ali, Jamal, Seemz, Talish | ||
| Babul | Sultan Rahi, Rani, Yusuf, Aaliya | ||
| Chiragh Kahan Roshni Kahan | K. Khurshid | Nadeem, Shabnam, Qavi, Sangeeta, Aasia | |
| Dil Aur Duniya | Rangeela | Rangeela, Aasia, Habib, Sultan Rahi | |
| Do Baghi | Rani, Kamal, Habib, Lehri, Ilyas | ||
| Dosti | Sharif Nayyar | Shabnam, Ejaz Durrani, Husna, Rahman, Saqi, Talish | |
| Duniya Na Mane | Zeba, Mohammed Ali, Zamarrud, Lehri, Ragni | ||
| Eik Sapera | Aaliya, Iqbal Yusuf, Mahpara, Nirala, Saqi | ||
| Garhasti | Sabiha, Santosh, Sangeeta, Lehri, Aslam Pervaiz, Jamal | ||
| Gharnata | Riaz Shahid | Yusuf, Rozina, Aasia, Jamil | |
| Insaaf Aur Qanoon | Zeba, Mohammed Ali, Aslam Pervaiz, Wasim, Rizwan Wasti | ||
| Jalte Soraj ke Neeche | Zahir Raihan, [2] Nurul Haq | Nadeem, Babita, Rozina, Lehri, Allauddin | East Pakistan |
| Jane Bond 008 Operation Karachi | Raza Fazli, Rakshanda, Tarana, Naggo, Ansari | Iranian-Pakistani co-production | |
| Khak Aur Khoon | Shamim Ara, Mohammed Ali, Talish, Saqi | ||
| Khamosh Nighahen | Waheed Murad, Rozina, Husna, Tamanna | ||
| Mehrban | Kazi Zaheer | Shabana, Razzaq, Anwera, Sultana Zaman | East Pakistan |
| Mera Dil Meri Arzoo | Deeba, Yusuf, Aaliya, Adeeb | ||
| Mr 303 | Rani, Nasrullah, Tarana, Adeeb, Shakir | ||
| Neend Hamari Khwab Tumhare | K. Khurshid | Deeba, Waheed Murad, Aaliya, Talish, Nirala | |
| Parai Aag | Raza Mir | Shamim Ara, Nadeem, Zamarrud, Aasia | |
| Rim Jhim | Waheed Murad, Rozina, Kamal Irani, Zamarrud | ||
| Roop Behroop | Kamal, Nisho, Zamarrud, Mehmood, Lehri | ||
| Rootha Na Karo | Shabnam, Kamal, Lehri, Talish, Mahpara | ||
| Sakhi Lutera | Rani, Nusrullah, Rangeela, Adeeb, Rehan | ||
| Salaam-e-Mohabbat | S. T. Zaidi | Zeba, Mohammad Ali, Sangeeta, Lehri | |
| Sucha Sauda | Naghma, Rani, Kaifi, Inayat Bhatti, Razia | ||
| Tehzeeb | Hassan Tariq | Rani, Shahid, Rangeela, Lehri, Aslam Pervaiz | |
| Teri Surat Meri Aankhen | Zeba, Mohammed Ali, Masood Akhter, Saiqa | ||
| Wehshi | Hassan Tariq | Mohammed Ali, Shamim Ara, Jamil, Aaliya | |
| Yaaden | Zeba, Mohammed Ali, Zamarrud, Aasia, Nazim | ||
| Yeh Aman | Riaz Shahid | Nisho, Sangeeta, Iqbal, Adeeb | |
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