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Punjabi film

Pheray

Released date: Thursday, 28 July 1949

Eid-ul-Fitr (1368 hijri), Thursdag, July 28, 1949

Genre: Romantic, musical film

Color: Black & White

Film company: Anees Pictures

Made in Lahore

Box office: Super hit

Film director
Title role(s):
Debut: Zeenat
The story of film Pheray (1949)

Sawarn Lata loves Nazir but her brother Allauddin is against their relationship. He marry her with a wealthy man M. Ismael. The Hindu wedding ritual of seven steps around the fire (Pheray) are taken by Sawarn Lata's best friend Zeenat, who is hidden in a traditional wedding dress.

Sawarn Lata moves to her new home but plays as a sick women to avoid any sexual relation with her husband. M. Ismael getting tired from her sickness and finally find out the real fact of her behavior. He decides to re-arrange the wedding ceremony, but not with him this time, but with his wife's lover - and that was a happy end of Pakistan's first super hit musical film.


This film had some super hit songs like

  • Menu Rabb Di Sohn Teray Naal Pyar Ho Geya, Way Channa Sachi Muchi..
  • Way Akhian Lavin Na, Tay Fer Pachhtavin Na, Anjana..
  • Jay, Nein Si Pyar Nibhana, Sanu Dass Ja Koi Thikana..
  • Ki Keeta Taqdeeray, Kyun Ror Dittay 2 Heeray..
Main artists in film

Pheray

(Punjabi - 1949)
Film credits of

Pheray

(Punjabi - 1949)
ActorsSwaran Lata, Nazir, Zeenat, Nazar, Allauddin, M. Ismael, Maya Devi, Baba Alam Siaposh
Director(s)Majeed (supervisor: Nazir)
Producer(s)Saeeda Bano (Sawran Lata)
Writer(s)Mistray Ghulam Mohammad, (dialouges: Baba Alam Siaposh)
Musician(s)G.A. Chishti
Poet(s)Baba Alam Siaposh, G.A. Chishti
Singer(s)Munawar Sultana, Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Allauddin
CameraRaza Mir
Other's
Film songs in film

Pheray

(Punjabi - 1949)
1.

Dasso, Main Ki Karran..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
2.

Jay, Nein Si Pyar Nibhana, Sanu Dass Ja Koi Thikana..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Inayat Hussain Bhatti
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
3.

Ki Keeta Taqdeeray, Kyun Ror Suttay 2 Heeray..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: G.A. Chishti
,
Actor(s): ?
4.

Lay Way Dilla, Hun Nainan Kolun..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
5.

Main Bagan Di Morni..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
6.

Menu Rabb Di Sohn Teray Naal Pyar Ho Geya Way..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: G.A. Chishti
,
Actor(s): Sawarn Lata
7.

Sapp Di Tohr Na Turriye, Ni Kurriye..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Inayat Hussain Bhatti
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
8.

Tarian Di Chhawen Chhawen Aaja, Luk Chhup Jani, Chori Chori Aaja..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
9.

Thapp Thapp, Main Tay Dhola..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana, Inayat Hussain Bhatti
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: Baba Alam Siaposh
,
Actor(s): ?
10.

Tu Koel Tay Main Kaan, Chal Chaliye..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Allauddin
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: G.A. Chishti
,
Actor(s): ?
11.

Way Akhian Lavin Na, Tay Fer Pachhtavin Na, Anjana..

(Punjabi)
Singer(s): Munawar Sultana, Inayat Hussain Bhatti
Music: G.A. Chishti
,
Poet: G.A. Chishti
,
Actor(s): Sawarn Lata, Nazir
Box office reports of film

Pheray

(Punjabi - 1949)
Film Pheray was first ever super hit musical film in Pakistan. It celebrated solo silver jubilee (25 weeks) on its main cinema, and competes with famous musical Indian Punjabi film Lachhi, which was shown on Qaisar cinema. Dillagi, Kaneez, Dard and Pukar were other big Indian films at Lahores cinemas in this period.
Lahore circuit

Released date: Thursday, 28 July 1949

Film status: Silver jubilee

Weeks: 25 solo weeks

Main theatre: Palace cinema

Karachi circuit

Released date: Friday, 7 April 1950

Film status: Average

Weeks: 5 weeks

Main theatre: Taj Mahal cinema



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