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Urdu film

Teri Yaad

Released date: Saturday, 7 August 19480

Eid-ul-Fitr (1367 hijri), Saturday, August 7, 1948

Genre: Social & romantic film

Color: Black & White

Film company: Dewan Pictures

Made in Lahore

Box office: Average

Film director
Title role(s):
Debut: Nazar, Qateel Shafai, Tanvir Naqvi, Munawar Sultana
The film story

Pakistan's first feature fim Teri Yaad (1948) is the story of a wealthy man who leaves his money to his new born daughter and his best friends new born son. But his daughter is killed by the greedy friend. The widow raises an orphaned girl who falls in love with the friends son, which is not acceptable for the widow. She gets her revenge when friend committed suicide and then the lovers are united.

Performance
Asha Poslay and Nasir Khan in film Teri Yaad (1948)
Asha Poslay and Nasir Khan

Asha Poslay was main heroine with Nasir Khan (the younger brother of Dilip Kumar), both main artists were not impressive. Najma, Rani Kiran and Jahangir Khan were another main characters.

Nazar became the first super star comedian in Pakistani movies. Film director Dawood Chand had an expirence of ten years since his film Sassi Punnu (1938) was famous before partition, but his performance was average. Film lyricists did well and music was best part of this film. Asha Poslay and Rani Kiran's father Inayat Ali Nath was music director. Cinematographer Raza Mir had very tough time with poor technology and cameras.

Film business

Film Teri Yaad ran for five weeks on its main cinema in Lahore. It was not bad in 1949 when Indian films freely were screened on Pakistani cinemas. Therefor this film was not "dead-flop" as it has been told in Pakistani media, it was an average business, also in Karachi where it ran for five weeks on its main cinema.

Rani Kiran, Asha Poslay and Jahangir Khan in film Teri Yaad (1948)
Rani Kiran, Asha Poslay and Jahangir Khan in film Teri Yaad (1948)
Pakistan's first film Teri Yaad (1948)
Main artists in film

Teri Yaad

(Urdu - 1948)
Film credits of

Teri Yaad

(Urdu - 1948)
ActorsAsha Poslay, Nasir Khan, Jahangir Khan, Najma, Rani Kiran, Nazar, Shola, Master Ghulam Qadir, Sardar Mohammad, Zubaida, Dewan Sardari Lal
Director(s)Dawood Chand
Producer(s)Dewan Sardari Lal, D.P. Singh
Writer(s)Khadim Mohayuddin
Musician(s)Inayat Ali Nath, (ass.: Anwar Kareem Daad)
Poet(s)Tanvir Naqvi, Qateel Shafai, Saifuddin Saif, Tufail Hoshiarpuri
Singer(s)Munawar Sultana, Asha Poslay, Ali Bakhsh Zahoor
CameraRaza Mir (ass. A. Hameed)
Other'sSound: Z.A. Baig (ass. Mushtaq Rizvi)
Eidtor: M.A. Latif (ass. S.K. Hussain)
Processing: Pyaray Khan (ass. Waris, Shamim, Sunnay Laboratory)
Electrician: Dost Mohammad (ass. Rafiq Sarhadi, M. Ashraf)
Still Photography: Abdullah
Mackup: Latif Hussain
Dresses: Altaf Hussain
Art: Chodhary Sultan (ass: Ghulam Nabi, Fazal Ahmad)
Production cheif: Ram Dial
Production Manager: M. Safdar
Publicity: Hamid, Meraj
Studio Engineer: Latif Durrani
Studio: Pancholi Art Studio, Lahore
Music of film

Teri Yaad

(Urdu - 1948)
1.

A Dil Walo, Saajan Gaye, Ham Ujar Geye..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Tufail Hoshiarpuri
,
Actor(s): ?
2.

Bol Bol Vairniya, Main Gei Thi Kahan..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana, Ali Bakhsh Zahoor
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Tufail Hoshiarpuri
,
Actor(s): Asha Poslay, Nasir Khan
3.

Chhalki Jawani, Hey Jiya Mora Dolay..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Saifuddin Saif
,
Actor(s): ?
4.

Dukh Ki Mari, Barson Apnay Bhaag Ko Roye..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Aasha Poslay
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Qateel Shafai
,
Actor(s): Asha Poslay
5.

Hamen Chhor Na Jana Jee, Munh Mor Na Jana Jee..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Saifuddin Saif
,
Actor(s): ?
6.

Hamen To Intezar Tha, Sara Chaman Bol Raha Hay Papiha..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Asha Poslay
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Saifuddin Saif
,
Actor(s): Asha Poslay
7.

Kya Yaad Suhani Ayi, O Manchlay, Yaad Hay Man Mani..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Asha Poslay
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Tanvir Naqvi
,
Actor(s): Asha Poslay
8.

Main Titli Ban Kay Ayi, Joban Nay Li Angrai..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Aasha Poslay
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Saifuddin Saif
,
Actor(s): Asha Poslay
9.

Mohabbat Ka Mara Chala Ja Raha Hay..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Ali Bakhsh Zahoor
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Qateel Shafai
,
Actor(s): ?
10.

O Teri Yaad Aye, Aye Beeti Baton Kay Afsanay Dohraye..

(Urdu)
Singer(s): Asha Poslay
Music: Inayat Ali Nath
,
Poet: Tanvir Naqvi
,
Actor(s): Asha Poslay
Box office reports of film

Teri Yaad

(Urdu - 1948)
Lahore circuit

Released date: Saturday, 7 August 1948

Film status: Average

Weeks: 5 weeks

Main theatre: Sanober cinema

Karachi circuit

Released date: Friday, 4 November 1949

Film status: Average

Weeks: 5 weeks

Main theatre: Empire (Qismat) cinema


The poster of film Teri Yaad (1948)
The poster of film Teri Yaad (1948)

Newspaper ads of film Teri Yaad (1948)

The film ads in Daily Inqilab Lahore on Freday, 6 August 1948.

Newspaper ads of film Teri Yaad (1948)

The film ads in Daily Imroze Lahore on Saturday, 7 August 1948.

Newspaper ads of film Teri Yaad (1948)

The film ads in Weekly Istaqlal on 15 August 1948..

Newspaper ads of film Teri Yaad (1948)


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