Insaniyat (1967 film)

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Insaniyat

Insaniyat's poster
Directed by Shabab Kiranvi
Produced by A. Hameed
Written by Shabab Kiranvi[citation needed]
Starring Waheed Murad
Zeba
Tariq Aziz
Firdous
Nanna
Music by M. Ashraf
Distributed by Shabab Productions
Release dates 24 February 1967
Running time approx. 3 hours
Country Pakistan
Language Urdu

Insaniyat (Urdu: ﺖﻴﻧﺎﺴﻧﺍ) (English: humanity) is a Pakistani Urdu black-and-white film produced by A. Hameed. This film is one of the masterpieces of the director Shabab Kiranvi. The film starred Waheed Murad, Zeba, Tariq Aziz, Firdous and Nanna. This film is one of the hit films of Waheed Murad.

Release

Insaniyat was released on February 24, 1967 by Shabab Productions in Pakistani cinemas. The film completed 12 weeks on Karachi's Reevali Cinema (main cinema) and 30 weeks on other cinemas. Thus the film got the status of Silver Jubilee in Karachi[1] and Golden Jubilee in other cinemas of Pakistan.[citation needed]

Plot

Insaniyat is a story of a dedicated doctor (Waheed Murad) and a faithful wife (Zeba). Waheed leaves the country for abroad to get higher degree in medical sciences whereas his beloved Zeba waits for his return. Before his return, Zeba is forcefully married to Tariq Aziz by her parents. On wedding night, it is discovered that Tariq is a cancer patient. After returning home, Waheed saves his patient's (Tariq Aziz) life who was married to his beloved. Firdous played the role of a mad girl under medical treatment in Waheed's clinic.

Music

The music of Insaniyat is composed by M. Ashraf and the lyrics are written by the director Shabab Kiranvi and Khawaja Pervez,Nazim Pani Patti. Playback singers are Ahmed Rushdi, Mala and Irene Parveen.

  • Jan-e-bahar, jan-e-tamanna... by Ahmed Rushdi
  • Pyar mein sub kuch chalta hai... by Ahmed Rushdi & Irene Parveen
  • Mohabbat mein sara jahan jal gaya... by Mala
  • Mere hamdam mere sathi... by Mala
  • Ummat ke ghamkhwar... by Mala
  • Hai ri mohabbat... by Mala
  • Dil na lagana... by Irene Parveen

References

  1. ↑ http://mazhar.dk/film/history/60s/1967.htm#insaniyat

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