LAHORE – This Eidul Fitr, Pakistani cinemas are ready to welcome movie lovers with an exciting lineup. Three major local films—Bulah, Delhi Gate, and Aag Lagay Basti Mein—are scheduled to release nationwide.
These films are expected to draw large audiences and help revive Pakistan’s cinema culture. Once a booming industry producing over 100 films annually, Pakistan now sees only a handful of releases each year, mostly around festive occasions like Eidul Fitr.
Alongside local films, viewers can enjoy international movies, including three Indonesian releases—Alice Robin, Dizim, and Bon Lake. Hollywood fans have options too, with Ready or Not and Hell Mary hitting screens this holiday.
Cinema-goers in Lahore and other major cities can also watch the Indian Punjabi comedy Viaah Kartare Da, adding to the diverse entertainment options available during Eidul Fitr 2026.
Experts say this mix of local and international films is vital for Pakistan’s struggling film industry. “Festivals like Eidul Fitr provide the perfect opportunity to attract audiences back to theaters,” noted a cinema analyst.
Multiplexes are reporting high bookings in advance, reflecting strong public interest. Families and friends are expected to fill cinemas across the country, enjoying a wide range of genres from comedy and drama to action and thriller.
The release of multiple films during Eidul Fitr is seen as a positive sign for the revival of Pakistan’s cinema. Industry insiders hope this trend continues beyond the festive season, helping local productions compete with international content.
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As Pakistan celebrates Eidul Fitr this year, movie lovers are in for a treat with entertaining stories, vibrant performances, and a boost to the local entertainment sector.
