Suhag

Suhag is a 1972 Pakistani film directed by Fareed Ahmed and produced by Shamim Ara under banner Shamim Ara Productions. Ara also played the lead role in the film opposite Nadeem and Zia Mohyeddin. The film was based on Hameeda Jabeen novel Saemi. Music was composed by Nashad. Nadeem played a villainous role in the film. The film was commercially unsuccessful.[1][2][3]

Suhag
Directed byFareed Ahmed
Screenplay byMasroor Anwar
Story byHameeda Jabeen
Produced byShamim Ara
Starring
Music byNashad
Production
company
Shamim Ara Productions
Release date
  • 8 November 1972 (1972-11-08)
CountryPakistan
LanguageUrdu

Plot summary

The plot revolves around two lovers who want to marry each other, but due to some unfortunate circumstances the girl gets married to someone else. After her marriage with a wealthy person, her ex-beloved blackmails him.

Cast

Music and soundtrack

All lyrics are written by Masroor Anwar; all music is composed by Nashad

Suhag
No.TitleSinger (s)[1]Length
1."Kis Ne Meray Labon Par Bakheray"Ahmed Rushdi, Noor Jehan 
2."Pyar Ko Hum Banaye Ge Aisi Misal"Ahmed Rushdi, Noor Jehan 
3."Mujh Ko Gham-e-Haalat Ki Tasvir Samjhana"Noor Jehan 
4."Kuch Hi Dino Ki Baat Hai"Ahmed Rushdi 
5."Tumhen Mubarak Nayi Kahani"Mehdi Hassan 

Production

The film was based on Hameeda Jabeen's bestselling of 1960s Saemi (romanized: Ṣāi'mi). It was directed by Fareed Ahmed and produced Shamim Ara under her production banner Shamim Ara Productions. It was Zia Mohyeddin's second film in Pakistan after Mujrim Kon.[1][3][4]

References
  1. "Suhag (1972)". Pakistan Film Magazine. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  2. Omair Alavi (6 August 2016). "Lost in Paradise". The News International (newspaper). Retrieved 16 March 2023.
  3. Omair Alavi (13 February 2023). "'لارنس آف عریبیہ' سے 'بومبے ٹاکی' تک؛ ضیا محی الدین کی بین الاقوامی فلمیں". Urdu VOA. Archived from the original on 13 February 2023.
  4. The Statesman. Vol. 17. 1971.
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