Credited cast: | |||
Mehwish Hayat | ... | Amal Dastoor | |
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Humayun Saeed | ... | Fawad Khagga |
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Saba Wasim Abbas | ... | (as Saba Hameed) |
Ushna Shah | ... | Party Guest (as Ushna Shah) | |
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Naveed Shahzad | ... | Bebo Ji |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Waseem Abbas | ... | Jawad Khagga |
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Mohammad Ahmad | ... | Lawyer |
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Sohail Ahmed | ... | Mehtab Khagga |
Ahmad Ali Butt | ... | Shafiq | |
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Urwa Hocane | ... | Durdana |
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Azfar Rehman | ... | Vassay |
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Behroze Sabzwari | ... | Dastoor |
Mehtab Khagga and his family have had generation old ties of love and friendship with Bebojee and her family despite them belonging to 2 different worlds. Fawad Khagga, grandson of Mehtab Khagga, falls in love with his beloved Bebojee's granddaughter, Amal. He vows to win Amal through the sheer strength of his love. What follows is a test of love, friendship and family and Fawad's ultimate quest to bring Amal with him to Punjab. Written by B4U Network
Punjab Nahi Jaungi (PNJ) one of the best movies ever produced in the history of Pakistan's Film Industry. The movie is not only a source of fun and pleasure but also an indicator to social problems like alcohol consumption, post marital relationships, gender equality and divorce. Apart from this, the character of Bebo Gi, perfectly promotes support for love, for language and for nationalism. However, Mehtab Khagga, the elder of the family, grandfather of Fawad Khagga, is encouraging women empowerment in the country, for a better Pakistan.
With humor and love, PNJ brings to limelight the social issues and shows inevitability to eradicate social evils.