List of Pakistani films of 1973

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A list of films produced in Pakistan in 1973 (see 1973 in film):

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1973


TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
Aas Ali Sufian Afaqi Shabnam, Mohammad Ali, Qavi Khan, Nannha Romance A hit movie of 1973 with music by Nisar Bazmi and film song lyrics by Masroor Anwar
Anhoni Iqbal AkhtarAaliya, Waheed Murad, Lehri, Romance Music by Lal Mohammad Iqbal.
Anmol
Azmat
Banarsi Thug Iqbal Kashmiri Munawar Zarif, Ilyas Kashmiri, Ejaz Durrani, Firdous, Sultan Rahi Social Composed by Bakhshi Wazeer Sahib. [1]
Baharon Ki Manzil S. Suleman Sangeeta, Shahid, Talish Romance Music by Nashad
Daman Aur Chingari Shabab Kiranwi Mohammad Ali, Nadeem Baig, Aslam Pervaiz, Zeba Ali Drama A super-hit musical film of 1973. Music by M. Ashraf.
Ghairat Da Nishan
Ziddi Iqbal Kashmiri Yousuf Khan, EJaz, Ilyas Kashmiri, Nannha, Munawar Zarif Drama, Action A super-hit Punjabi musical film with 'Nigar Award winner' music by Master Abdullah
Insan Aur Gadha
Jaal Iftikhar KhanNisho, Waheed Murad, Nannah, Husna Action film Music by Nazir Ali
Farz
Khawab Aur Zindagi Waheed Murad
Khushia Haidar Chodhary Munawar Zarif, Habib, Sangeeta Drama Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and many other world leaders can be seen on

silver screen.

MulaqatNisho, Waheed Murad Romance
Naya RastaZafar Shabab
Rangeela Aur Munawar Zarif Nazar Shabab Rangeela, Munawar Zarif, Saiqa, Shaista Qaiser Comedy
Jeera Blade Iftikhar Khan Munawar Zarif, Aasia, Saiqa, Afzal Ahmed, Bahar Social The film won Nigar Award for best cinematography
Sarhad Ki Goud Mein
Sehrey Ke Phool
Tum Salamat RahoAasiya, Waheed Murad, Mohammad Ali
Ik Madari

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References

  1. "Composed by Bakhshi Wazir".