The movie stars and ensemble cast of talented actors, including Hamza Ali Abbasi, Humayun Saeed, Vasay Chaudhry, Mehwish Hayat, Ahmad Ali Butt, and Sohai Ali Abro. It has grossed at Rs. 39 crore and has become the highest grossing Pakistani movie worldwide, beating the record previously held for a decade by the movie Choorian.

Bin Roye is based on a novel by Farhat Ishtiaq, titled Bin Roye Aansoo. The film grossed Rs. 10.85 crore in domestic box offices, and is the third highest grossing film in Pakistan, falling right behind Jawani Phir Nahi Aani and Waar.

A biography based on Pakistani author Sadat Hassan Manto’s life, Manto features Sarmad Sultan Khoosat in the titular role, as well as being the director of the movie. The movie was released on 11th September of this year. Manto was produced by Babar Javed and the script written by Shahid Nadeem, focusing on the last seven odd years of Manto’s life during which he wrote stories that were considered more controversial than the rest.

Manto grossed Rs. 5.03 crore at Pakistani box offices and received exceedingly positive reviews. The movie was also screened at a number of Ivy League institutions in the U.S.A. Developed before the movie itself, a T.V. series based on Manto’s life is also scheduled to air in December 2015.

Moor was received well by critics and made a gross amount of 1.85 crore in the box office. It was also chosen to be the Pakistani entry at the 88th Academy Awards for the category of Best Foreign Laguage Film.

Dekh Magar Pyaar Say made an overall of Rs. 2.24 crore at the box office, with a mixed bag of reviews. While it did receive some positive feedback, it was also criticized for its weak acting and script.

It was released on May 22, 2015, and swiftly became the highest grossing animated film at local box offices. It grossed Rs. 6.63 crore, and is currently the 7th highest grossing film in Pakistan.

Jalaibee is an action thriller, centered around two orphan boys that caught up with the wrong kind of people due to a debt to the local mafia. It grossed Rs. 7.1 crore in local box office, and critics agreed that the movie was a mixed bag of good and bad elements.

The film was released on July 31, 2015, and is directed and produced by Wajahat Rauf, with the screenplay written by Yasir Hussain. It is also the first Pakistani feature film to have a Hollywood premiere. It grossed Rs. 10 crore at local box offices, and is set to have a spin-off movie called Lahore Se Karachi in 2016.

The movie was released on July 18, 2015, the day of Eid al-Fitr. It has grossed at Rs. 15 crore at the box office, and is a slapstick comedy full of sometimes crude humour.

Though Halla Gulla was not expected to be a massive success, it’s poor performance at the box office was still a disappointment to those involved. It grossed Rs. 1.05 crore overall.