KARACHI: A 1946 film made by the legendary director Mehboob Khan, starring Noor Jehan and Surendra, has finally staged a comeback after remaining banned in Pakistani cinemas for over four decades.

Jeena Sirf Merre Liye is based on the 1946 hit, Anmol Ghadi. Director Talat Jani talks about his return from oblivion to Seema Sinha. Jeena Sirf Merre Liye is based on the 1946 hit, Anmol Ghadi.

Wednesday, May 28, marked the 50th death anniversary of stalwart film director Mehboob Khan whose pictures 'Anmol Ghadi', 'Aan', 'Andaz', and of course 'Mother India', changed the paradigm of Indian ...

MUMBAI (ANI) – Mehboob Khan has left a legacy with his creativity and sensitivity in the portrayal of human relationships in his films. The music of many of his movies is also timeless. On the death ...

For so long was he a living legend, that Naushad Ali was the only composer (in Hindustani cinema) for whom both K L Saigal and Noorjehan sang. And sang with distinction, one in Kardar's Shahjehan, the ...

The last time Milkha Singh went to a theatre was in 1960 to catch the Suraiya and Noor Jehan-starrer Anmol Ghadi (1946). Since then, the former Olympian hasn’t watched a movie on the big screen. The ...

It might be music to the ears of a generation that calls a film hit or flop based on the first weekend collection, but here in our own Delhi, we have had a cinema hall that was known for playing a ...