A list films produced in Pakistan in 1991 (see 1991 in film) and in the Urdu language:
A list films produced in Pakistan in 1991 (see 1991 in film) and in the Urdu language:
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1991 | ||||||
| Aalmi Jasoos | Kaveeta, Qazi, Gullu | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Aandhi | Shabana, Nadeem, Faisal | |||||
| Aansoo | Naz, Amir Farid, Reza | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Akhri Shikar | Babra, Salma Agha, Qazi | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Aslah | Madiha, Suleman, Tariq | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Badmuash Thugg | Gori, Sultan Rahi, Javed | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Bakhtawar | Iqbal Kashmiri | Neeli, Izhar Qazi, Saima, Javed Sheikh | Drama | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) The film was released on November 1, 1991 | ||
| Betab | Kaveeta, Asad, Shahida | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Chitaan | Musarrat, Nasir Bholu | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Cobra | Nadira, Sultan Rahi, Gullu | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Darindgi | Neeli, Javed, Reema | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Dil | Reema, Shaan, Rustam | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Doulat Ke Pujari | Nadira, Nadeem, Neeli | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Goli Tere Naam Ki | Sassi, Amir Farid, Ruhi | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Grango | Musarrat, Badar Munir | |||||
| Gulfam | Madiha, Shaan, Rahi | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Hussan Ka Chor | Altaf Hussain | Shaan Shahid, Javed Sheikh, Nadira | Drama | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||
| Ishq | Reema, Shaan, Rustam | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Ishq Deewana | Nasir Hussain | Madiha Shah, Shaan | Romance Music | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) The film was released on September 13, 1991 | ||
| Kalay Chor | ||||||
| Khatron Ke Khilari | Neeli, Javed, Reema | |||||
| Mard | Altaf Hussain | Madiha Shah, Shaan, Khushbu | Action | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) The film was released on January 18, 1991 | ||
| Medan-e-Jang | Reema, Sultan Rahi, Madiha | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Naag Devta | Reema, Shaan, Qureshi | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Nadira | Altaf Hussain | Nadira, Shaan, Saima, Naghma | Romance Music | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) The film was released on August 2, 1991 | ||
| Nigahen | Hasnain | Afzaal Ahmad, Shahida Mini, Shaan Shahid, Madhiha Shah | Drama | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) The film was released on August 2, 1991 | ||
| Pyar Aur Paisa | Neeli, Ismael Shah | |||||
| Pyar Hi Pyar | Reema, Shaan, Nida | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya | Aslam Daar | Durdana Rehman, Shaan, Babur | Drama Music | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) The film was released on September 21, 1991 | ||
| Rambo | Reema, Ajab Gul, Hamayun | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Rangeelay Chor | Madiha, Ajab Gul | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Riaz Gujjar | ||||||
| Saat Khoon Muaf | Neeli, Javed, Reema | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Sailab | Reema, Shaan, Asad | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Son of Shehnshah | Shehnaz, Badar Munir | |||||
| Teen Yakke Teen Chhakke | Neeli, Sultan Rahi, Qazi | Also released in Punjabi language. (Double version film) | ||||
| Watan Ke Rakhwaley | Nadira, Nadeem, Rahi | |||||
| Zid | Javed Fazil | Ghulam Mohiuddin, Nadeem, Babra Sharif | Drama | |||
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