''Pal Do Pal'' is a 1999 Pakistani romantic action

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, which was directed by

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. This film starred

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and

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in pivotal roles. The film is also notable for being the only Pakistani movie to have music by legendary

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Plot

The film follows the love story of central characters—Gul ( Moammar) and Khushboo (

) who eagerly love each other, but face numerous hurdles in their journey of uniting with each other. As both belongs to different tribes, their families are not accepting their relationship, although Gul's cousin Ayaz (

) supports them. Ayaz's mother Muqaddas (

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), is actually the paternal aunt of Khushboo, but Khushboo's father Jahangir Khan broke all relations with her. Jahangir's step-brother Wazir Khan (

) and his son Badshah (

) also conspires against Gul and Khushboo, as Badshah wants to capture all the property of Jahangir Khan, and that is possible only if Khushboo agrees to marry him. Will Gul and Khushboo be able to unite?

Cast

as Gul *

as Khushboo *

as Ayaz *

as Muqaddas (Ayaz and Gul's mother) *

as Badshah Khan *

as Ruby *

as Wazir Khan * Ghulam Mohiuddin as Mukarram Khan

Release

The film was released on 5 November 1999 across Pakistan.

References

External links

Pal Do Pal (1999 film) on YouTube
Pakistani action films 1999 films Pakistani romance films 1990s Urdu-language films 1990s romantic action films Urdu-language Pakistani films {{Pakistan-film-stub