Pakistani films of 1961
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A list films produced in Pakistan in 1961 and in the Urdu language:
[edit] 1961
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | ||
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| Ajab Khan | Husna, Sudhir, Talish | |||||
| Barah Bajje | Neelo, Allauddin | |||||
| Bekhabar | Nasreen, Sultan | |||||
| Bombay Wala | Nighat, Saqi | |||||
| Chhote Sarkar | Musarrat, Aslam | |||||
| Do Raste | Bahar, Yousuf, Ejaz | |||||
| Farishta | Luqman | Yasmin, Ejaz, Talish, Allauddin | Drama | This film was based on a Russian nouvelle. The film was released on March 17, 1961. | ||
| Ghalib | M.M. Billoo Mehra | Noor Jehan, Sudhir | Biography, Musical, Drama | Noor Jehan last appeared in this film as an actress. The film was released on November 24, 1961. | ||
| Ghazi Bin Abbas | Husna, Rattan Kumar | |||||
| Gul Bakavli | Munshi Dil | Jamila Razzaq, Sudhir | Drama | "Gul Bakawli" was the first Pakistani Black & White film with colour songs, released on October 27, 1961. | ||
| Gulfam | S. Suleman | Musarrat, Darpan | Drama | The film was released on December 29, 1961. | ||
| Gulfarosh | Nayyar Sultana, Kamaal | |||||
| Habu | Husna, Habib, Talish | |||||
| Hum Aik Hain | Jamila Razzaq, Aslam | |||||
| Insaan Badalta Hai | Shamim Ara, Darpan | |||||
| Jaan-Nisar | Nazo, Rashdi | |||||
| Jadugar | Bahar, Sultan | |||||
| Lakhon Fasane | Sozi, Darpan | |||||
| Mangol | Musarrat, Aslam | |||||
| Saperan | Daud Chand | Laila, Habib | Drama | The film was released on December 8, 1961. | ||
| Shaher-e-Islam | Laila, Rattan Kumar | |||||
| Son of Ali Baba | Nayyar Sultana, Aslam | |||||
| Subha Kahin Sham Kahin | Neelo, Kamaal | |||||
| Sunehre Sapne | Musarrat, Aslam | |||||
| Surayya | Nayyar Sultana, Habib | |||||
| Taj Aur Talwar | Laila, Ratan Kumar | |||||
| Teen Phool | Nayyar Sultan, Allauddin | |||||
| Tum Na Mano | Sabira, Habib | |||||
| Zamana Kiya Kahe Ga | Shamim Ara, Kamaal | |||||
| Zamin Ka Chand | Shamim Ara, Aslam | |||||
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