Revival of Pakistani cinema is finally here; Punjab Nahi Jaungi crosses the 20 crore mark

[Zibago]

Revival of Pakistani cinema is finally here; Punjab Nahi Jaungi crosses the 20 crore mark
The movie has also become the quickest and the first Pakistani film to have crossed the 20cr mark in its opening week.
SAIRA KHAN ABOUT 3 HOURS AGO
2017 did not get to see some good Pakistani movies in its initial months. There was a lag in quality and subject matter and the audience eagerly waited for something better to come their way.

When Nadeem Baig announced rejoining his dream team from the drama Dillagi for film Punjab Nahi Jaungi, expectations escalated. Along with the industry and the critics, the audience was also looking for a true blood entertainer and as it seems, Punjab Nahi Jaungi has successfully qualified all its tests and met all expectations fair and square.

Revival of Pakistani cinema is finally here, as we announce Punjab Nahi Jaungi have crossed the 20cr mark on box office just a week after its grand release on Eid. As confirmed by Box Office Details, PNJ has also earned the title of becoming the first ever Pakistani movie to hit above the 20 crore mark in its first week; a proud moment for the industry.

Staring one of the most loved on screen pairs Humayun Saeed and Mehwish Hayat and supported by Urwa Hocane , Ahmed Ali Butt , Azfar Rehman and Sohail Ahmed, Punjab Nahi Jaungi is an out and out family entertainer. The humor is on point, brilliant music and of course perfect execution, Punjab Nahi Jaungi has it all to pull in audience who enjoy a good entertainer.

Read : Humayun Saeed says "Thankyou" for loving Punjab Nahi Jaugi

The gross numbers the film has managed to rope in from across the world are listed below, courtesy Box Office Details.

Pakistan ( estimate) ...12.5 crore Overseas ( estimate)...10 + crore Making it a total of 22.5 + crore

Punjab Nahi Jaungi has the biggest release ever for a Pakistani movie in the UK. The film was allotted approximately 65-70 screens and has been performing well internationally, trumping Bollywood release Baadshaho alongside. The film is receiving praise from around the world confirming the fact that Punjab Nahi Jaungi is truly a product well made.
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[Pakistani E]

I am not a particular Pakistani movie fan myself, but I do wish to see the return to normalcy after years of war and violence in this country.

Let the scars heal and the country unite again. And nothing better than entertainment that does that.

 

[Zibago]

I am not a particular Pakistani movie fan myself, but I do wish to see the return to normalcy after years of war and violence in this country.

Let the scars heal and the country unite again. And nothing better than entertainment that does that.

It wasnt war that destroyed our once thriving industry but the mad mullah dictator and his policies it took years to get even 10% of it back

And nothing better than entertainment that does that.

Which also results in increased earning opportunities for our local artists
Remember 100% localization is the aim here

 

[Reichsmarschall]

make war movies like hollywood

 

[Zibago]

make war movies like hollywood

Ye awaam aur masur ki daal
Yalghaar key flop key baad mushkil lagta hy

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Ye awaam aur masur ki daal
Yalghaar key flop key baad mushkil lagta hy

lul movie thi yalghaar esa lgta hai koe Sultan rahi type punjabi film ha
inko chaiye hollywood ko copy karain

 

[Zibago]

lul movie thi yalghaar esa lgta hai koe Sultan rahi type punjabi film ha
inko chaiye hollywood ko copy karain

Bhai 40 crore ka budget laga gaye real bullets use kien awaam gayi 16 crore kay baad bus kardi

We need films like SHAH and Actor in Law to have a balanced and sustainable growth @DESERT FIGHTER

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Bhai 40 crore ka budget laga gaye real bullets use kien awaam gayi 16 crore kay baad bus kardi

We need films like SHAH and Actor in Law to have a balanced and sustainable growth @DESERT FIGHTER

acting bht lame thi