What do we know about Pakistan? This is an Islamic state, created relatively recently, namely in 1947, as a result of the split of British India. An Asian country that constantly wages war for its territories borders on Afghanistan. Its population consists practically of Muslims alone. Do you know that the development of culture in this country is paid no less attention than in other countries of the world? Today we will talk about Pakistani cinema. Plots, motifs and some notes, of course, are borrowed from India. What is one Pakistani film? Not able to do this? Then we will do it for you.
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In the name of God (2007)
Pakistanis pay much attention to faith and this is clearly seen in this film. The plot will tell the viewer about the difficult life of the main character named Mary, who lives in London and dreams of marrying her beloved guy. Her Muslim father does not approve of such an alliance and decides to take his daughter home by deception. There he forcibly marries her to Sarmad, a religious fanatic. But a brave girl, trapped, is not going to put up with fate and decides to escape.
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In the name of the king (2014)
Historical dramas are also filmed in the state of Pakistan. An interesting story tells of an unusual wanderer who wandered into someone else's territory to start his own new story. He is not local, but he will become a hero of his time and will change the world for the better, although a lot of blood will be shed for this.
By the way, there is an interesting article on our site about the most beautiful sights of Pakistan.
3
Girl in the River: Price of Forgiveness (2015)
A documentary that talks about real and terrifying Pakistani traditions. The fact is that young girls could be killed for a simple look or smile, which could discredit her and her family. The main character of the tape is a Pakistani girl named Sabo. She had to flee from her father, who was about to kill her for violating local customs.
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Daughter (2014)
Another very dramatic, cruel and touching story about the life of an ordinary woman in Pakistan. A woman here does not have rights; her status corresponds to the position of a servant and a slave. But not everyone agrees with this state of things. For example, the main character, who decides to protect her only daughter from such a fate and runs away with her to the mountains. But cruel men are already following in her footsteps: she cannot survive if she is found.
5
Speak (2011)
A sad story about a suicide bomber who sits in a cell and waits for her cruel, but well-deserved fate. She does not regret anything, understands everything, realizes and is ready for everything, but she has a last desire. Namely, she asks to invite to her cell, not a priest, as you might have expected, but a journalist. To tell the whole world his story and stay to live at least on paper.
Please note that on our site most-beauty.ru there is a list of the best films about prison.
6
Cake (2018)
History shows the true family values that Pakistan values so much. The main character named Zara has been living in Britain for a long time and very rarely sees her family. But fate makes the girl return to her homeland. There she will again have to see her sister Zarina, with whom she does not have the best relations. But the father’s illness tries on the stubborn sisters, but for how long.
7
TEFA Troubles (2018)
Pakistani crime comedy tells the audience about the unusual, sometimes dangerous adventures of a fraudster and loser named Tef. Gangster Batta Sahaba he was entrusted with delivering from Poland the daughter of his enemy named Bonzo. The guy takes on the task. But it fails its grandiose plan to kidnap the girl Ani. Their flight turns into a fascinating story or even a struggle for survival. Anya in Pakistan should marry Batt's son. But it seems her heart already belongs to Tef.
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Blow (2013)
Like the rest of the world, Pakistan is also fighting global terrorism, which is well shown in the criminal-military drama titled “The Blow.” The main character, a brave and outcast officer, is trying alone to save his country from a major terrorist attack, which he learns about by accident.
9
Taj Mahal: The Eternal Love Story (2005)
The beautiful story of the creation of the most ancient Asian landmark called the Taj Mahal will amaze the viewer. After all, here we are talking not only about the architectural structure. This is a story of eternal, sincere and mutual love. Every Pakistani from an early age knows the beautiful legend of love of the Mongolian padishah Shah Jahan and his beloved Mumtaz Mahal and its tragic outcome. After her sudden death, the padishah ordered to build a beautiful tomb for his beloved. After all, even after death, she deserves the best. The magnificent history of cold marble is saturated with love.
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10
Still waters (2003)
The next political drama will return the viewer and reader to most-beauty.ru at a time when General Ziya-ul-Haq came to power in Pakistan. He carried out the Islamization of laws and introduced martial law in the country. Now the son of the main character named Aisha at the age of eighteen will have to go not to the university as her mother planned, but to the front. A loving mother cannot and does not wish to allow this.
11
Saving Faces (2012)
A very relevant and heartbreaking story about how victims of acid attacks begin their lives anew. Mostly women who suffer these torments both on the mental and physical levels suffer. The protagonist of this drama is a plastic surgeon who returns to the country to help the victims.
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Wedding (2016)
Another story about how Pakistani women cannot live freely and rule their destiny. This was the experience of the main character named Zaire. Woman has been living in Belgium for many years, although it has Pakistani roots. Her whole family requires Zaire to marry a Pakistani, but she does not want to lose her freedom. She is already almost European and she will not allow any wedding.
Conclusion
As we can see, most Pakistani films have a sad, cold, cruel emotional coloring. They talk about a real, difficult life, traditions chilling the heart and, of course, love, because she is not afraid of any border or distance. Despite the quality of filming, acting, directorial work is always on top. The selection of paintings from Pakistani production is simply huge, so choose, watch and enjoy, because they are real, sincere and very emotional.