The official trailer of Neelofar, starring Mahira Khan and Fawad Khan, was released today, creating strong anticipation ahead of its nationwide cinema release on November 28. With pre-sale tickets now open, audiences across Pakistan are preparing for one of the most awaited films of the year.
Featuring Pakistan’s beloved on-screen duo, Mahira and Fawad, Neelofar also marks a major professional milestone as Fawad Khan steps into the role of producer for the first time. The film adds another dimension to his career, raising expectations for a project that blends emotional depth with powerful storytelling.
The trailer introduces Mahira Khan as Neelofar, a visually impaired woman whose quiet strength and gentle personality form the emotional foundation of the film. Fawad Khan appears in a more subdued and reflective role, portraying a man struggling with love, duty, and the burdens of choices that shape his life.
Visually, the trailer stands out for its poetic and warm cinematography. Soft lighting, intimate close-ups, and a muted colour palette give Neelofar a timeless and artistic feel. The background score reinforces the tone with hints of longing and nostalgia, setting the stage for an emotional cinematic experience.
The film also features Madiha Imam in her cinematic debut, joining a cast that includes Behroze Sabzwari, Atiqa Odho, Sarwat Gillani, and Gohar Rasheed. Directed by Ammar Rasool in his first feature film, the project promises a performance-driven narrative built on layered emotions and compelling character arcs.
Early online reactions have been overwhelmingly positive. Viewers praised the trailer for its emotional weight, calling it “gripping,” “a breath of fresh air,” and “a proud moment for Pakistani cinema.” The buzz continues to build as fans count down the final days before release.
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With just 12 days remaining, excitement around Neelofar is stronger than ever. Tickets are already available for pre-sale at cinemas nationwide, signalling a promising start for the film’s theatrical journey.
