Lahore Se Aagey

Moti as a character is very irritating. Movie is full of cheap sitcom jokes. A childish movie. Only saving grace is Saba but content wise movie is crap. Such a waste of time.

The movie was overall good but it needs to do something about the story like it was too fast, and on the script. The incident were so unnatural and imaginable. i like two songs one was Qalabaz Dil and second one was the song sang by zezzo. Acting was good. and finally YASIR HUSSAIN, brilliant ,Please make some effort in the story like acting. #makingLollywoodGreatAgain :) best of luck

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.

Fazool tareen movie. No story, no comedy nothing.. karachi se lahore was way tooo much than this

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.