Lahore Se Aagey

This movie is all kinds of terrible. Yasir is so uninspiring as a male lead. I was hoping he was a cameo. he has zero acting ability. Saba is wasted on this, she is literally just a pretty face and the character has absolutely no depth. The movie has a ridiculous plot, which makes no sense and doesn't really flow. There is a complete lack of culture in the movie and its just simply not funny. I don't mind slapstick comedy but there has to either be good acting or humour and here there is neither.

I walked out after one excruciating hour. Save your money and watch something else!

Excellent effort. The revival of Pakistani cinema has seen some excellent and mature films come out this year. "Lahore Se Aagey" is one such film. Never a dull moment, the entire film is loaded with "pun intended" sentences. The script is done very intelligently, where none of the dialogue is wasted space. I found myself laughing my head off on numerous occasions, and it's been a long time any movie has had this effect on me. Hats off to the director, actors and everyone involved in the effort, and especially ARY for enabling such works of true, artful and spirited endeavors. We (the fans) understand that film making is not a commercial enterprise in Pakistan, and the rewards are minuscule compared to the immense effort that goes into making such films. From us the fans, a big thank you from the heart, and hope that you all continue this journey. If this is the beginning, then I am excited, as greater feats await and Pakistani cinema is very well on the path of a glorious revival.

The second installment in the Wahjahut Raul Lahore movies. Very fun to watch.

The acting performances were strong, and the musical numbers fitted in well. Although the story line made no sense whatsoever, and the script a little basic compared to the first movie. The fun factor made up for it.

There were occasional references to the first movie, but if you haven't seen the first part its fine. This time the movie had a bigger release and it showed in the production and cinematography which was shot well. I hope that going forward for the Pakistani movies in general that they don't rely heavily on the product placement.

This was a fun, semi family friendly movie, with thought behind the production aspects, Well done.

This has to be one of the worse movies i have ever watched in my life. My friend and I sat through it. First 15 minutes it seemed pretty okay then the movie just took a big u-turn for the worse. Rest of the movie my friend made me sit through he wanted to see how much torture i could withstand. I sat through the movie and it got worse and worse. Acting by the hero was awful and saba qamars role did not suit her what so ever. The entire movie i just had wtf moments. Just when you thought it couldn't get more terrible they director made sure he did. Worse story if there was even any and seemed like trying hard to be bollywood. Just a word of advice there is a reason people stopped watching Indian dramas because Indian dramas stories could not compete with the story line, so why not in movies... stop trying to copy them and btw if your a designer stay designer there was a reason you didn't become an actor.... ohh lastly i think then had lack of money which is why they had commercials for products and restaurants throughout the movie.

Cant believe my eyes witnessed such tortue

I wanted to see this movie as it was Pakistani and finally saw it thanks to ARYMip (YouTube Channel). The movie shows beautiful locations from Pakistan but they could do much better in that regard. Saba Qamar's acting was as good as it always is. Yasir Hussain seems to be a great actor. There was comedy in movie and also some emotional moments which shows that the director was intelligent enough. The movie had songs like Bollywood movies which is something I don't personally like. I want our movies to be different and more realistic. The songs Qalabaz is good but it was an attempt to copy the Ghaagra from Jawani Phir Nahi Aani. I will appreciate more if our filmmakers give us our own culture rather than that of any other film industry.