Taxali Gate

"Taxali Gate" has finally arrived, and it's the movie I've been eagerly anticipating for quite some time. Let me begin by expressing that after a significant time gap, I experienced goosebumps watching a Lollywood film, the last being "Maula Jutt."

This crime thriller delves into the lives of the underprivileged inhabitants of the Taxali Gate neighborhood. Throughout its runtime, the film maintains a tight grip on its audience. Unlike the typical modern-age "Anarkali," it delivers a resounding rebuke to societal and systemic corruption, portraying the harsh realities with brutal honesty that transcends gender barriers.

Yasir Hussain's portrayal of Shafiq is nothing short of magnificent, with his natural and effortless demeanor, accent, and humorous quips adding depth to the character.

Ayesha Omar shines as Muskan, delivering the performance of her career with boldness and authenticity, particularly notable in her introduction and courtroom scenes.

Special mention must be made of Nayyar Ijaz's transformation from a jubilant wedding dancer to a shattered father, showcasing his exceptional talent.

Mehar Bano's portrayal of Zainab, transitioning from carefree to victimized, is executed with impeccable viciousness.

Iffat Omar's portrayal as a lawyer is flawless, while Umer Aalam and Babar Ali deliver commendable performances.

The cinematography stands out as one of the best in Pakistani cinema, complemented by a crisp and engaging screenplay.

This movie caters to audiences appreciative of serious cinema and stellar performances. However, the slightly lower turnout at the evening screening highlights the challenges faced by Lollywood, overshadowed by cringy caryryonjatta or other Internationally failed crap.

"Taxali Gate" exceeds expectations, offering powerful performances that elevate it to the ranks of fine Lollywood cinema. The only drawback lies in the censorship of some impactful dialogues, though subtitles partially compensate for this loss.

In conclusion, "Taxali Gate" is a must-watch for cinema enthusiasts, promising an unforgettable experience. Ayesha Omar fans, in particular, are in for a treat.

I strongly recommend this movie it is highly entertaining- it is certainly at the top of my list of good Pakistani movies I really love this movie. Acting of Pakistani actress just love it . Movie starting was so great and a lot of suspense . Ending of the movies was so unexpected. I just highly recommend you this movie go and watch. Taxali gate is one of the best films released looking forward to its sequal. Everyone has done justice to their role and characters. Everyone's acting was really amazing . This movie shows that Pakistani laws for low graded people in this case what should a woman need to do is explain clearly love it just love it .

Very direct, no drag, beautifully captured the true essence of the ground reality. Very good performances from everyone.... Whoever is complaining, should watch cartoon network. 😆 If you are a Pakistani or Indian, you will definitely enjoy it.

Lahori touch of jokes are very amusing......... The only thing bad was a censor board. They have cut the dialogues which is almost like ruining a great work. Don't watch it with your family if they are conservative.

Ayesha umer's performance was more than I expected and Yasir was above all. I think one of the top movies made in Pakistan for every kind of audience.

I saw one of the best scripted movie *the taxali gate* which gave us a great message regarding the women's. If one girl says *no* then it means no one can have a right to touch her.

I highly admire the leading roles of "Ayesha Omer", "Yasir Hussain" and "Mehar bano". They played superb and amazing roles in this whole movie.

Movie is based on that girl which is innocent and loves her own life. But, when she trust on one man then that men will hurt her image and sole too.

No mercy to any culprit.

I highly recommend you guys to check out this outclass film you will like it too

Thanks!

Saad.

"Taxali Gate" ventures into the gritty underbelly of society with a compelling and authentic narrative that unveils the dark truths often overlooked. Through its raw portrayal, the film sheds light on the harsh realities faced by the lower class, exposing the injustices and prejudices they endure. With a captivating storyline rooted in reality, "Taxali Gate" grips audiences with its unapologetic exploration of societal decay and the exploitation of the marginalized. It bravely confronts the audience with the ugly face of society, leaving a profound impact long after the credits roll. This film stands as a testament to the power of cinema in shining a light on the neglected corners of humanity.