Rangeela Aur Munawar Zarif

Rangeela Aur Munawar Zarif is a 1973 Pakistani comedy musical film. It stars Rangeela and Munawar Zarif in lead roles opposite Saiqa and Shaista Qaisar respectively.[1] Rangeela and Munawar Zarif formed a duo which is considered as one of the best comedy duos of the subcontinent.[2] It also stars Aurangzeb, Aslam Pervaiz, Saqi, Nasira, Mumtaz and Najma Mehboob.

Rangeela Aur Munawar Zarif
Theatrical release poster
Directed byNazar Shabab
Produced byShabab Keranvi
Written byRasheed Javed
Shabbir Ahmad
Starring
Music byM. Ashraf
CinematographyRiaz Bukhari
Production
company
Shabab Productions
Release date
  • November 30, 1973 (1973-11-30)
Running time
139 minutes
CountryPakistan
LanguageUrdu

Plot

Rangeela (Rangeela) and Munawar (Munawar Zarif), the two brothers are constantly getting themselves into trouble because of their inability to properly manage money. Plunging them both into debt.

Rangeela is in love with Razia (Saiqa), while Munawar loves Shabbo (Shaista Qaisar). When Shabbo's Aunt tries to sell her, Munawar and Rangeela save her. Munawar considers Razia as his sister because her long lost brother was also named Munawar. Rangeela has told Razia's father, Saith Rehman (Saqi) that he and Munawar are the sons of Khan Bahadur Ishtiaq Ali (also Munawar Zarif). Rehman decides to engage Razia to Rangeela. On the day of engagement, Rehman learns about the real identity of Rangeela and Munawar, he insults them.

In the end, Rehman finds out that Munawar is his missing son. He happily accepts Rangeela as his son in law and Shabbo as his daughter in law.

Cast
  • Rangeela as Dildar Ali Rangeela[3]
  • Munawar Zarif as Munawar Zarif / Khan Bahadur Ishtiaq Ali
  • Saiqa as Razia
  • Shaista Qaisar as Shabbo
  • Aurangzeb
  • Aslam Pervaiz as Latif
  • Saqi as Saith Rehman
  • Nasira
  • Najma Mehboob as Noori
  • Mumtaz as Dancer

Soundtrack

The soundtrack of the film is composed by M. Ashraf with lyrics provided by Masroor Anwar.

  • "12 Mahino Kay 12 Hayn Rang" sung by Masood Rana, Nayyara Noor[1]
  • "Pyar Kiye Ja" sung by Noor Jehan, Masood Rana
  • "Kaisa Jadoo Kar Diya Mastani Ankhon Walay Nay" sung By Noor Jehan
  • "Jhanka Na Karo" sung by Ahmed Rushdi
  • "Mehboob Kay Rangeen Jalwon.." sung By Noor Jehan
  • "Sanwla Chehra, Sa Ni Dha Pa" sung By Ahmed Rushdi, Runa Laila
  • "Allah Khair Karey" sung By Ahmad Rushdi
  • "Cher Chaar" sung by Ahmad Rushdi, Runa Laila
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References
  1. "Pakistan Film Magazine Entry for Rangeela Aur Munawar Zarif". Pakistan Film Magazine. Retrieved 21 July 2020
  2. "'Remembering Munawwar Zarif', Profile and obituary". ARY News. Retrieved 5 August 2018.
  3. Complete Index To World Film website, Retrieved 15 August 2020
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