AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

Vashirdfel Simply A Masterpiece

Platicsco Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Konterr Brilliant and touching

Shuja Ilyas BIN ROYE, what it makes to make a real classical love story family drama flick. A good script, brilliant screenplay great music, flawless direction , superb acting and melodious music. Just to mention some of the all-time family drama romantic movies like Silsila, Kabhi Alvida na Kehna , Saajan, Ashqui etc had all these ingredients (even though I don't market Bollywood movies any more) and moviegoer came out of cinema emotionally attached to these movies. Now question rises does BIN ROYE has these ingredients or not, talented Hamuyun Saeed along with Mahira Khan and the director Momina Duraid who is very well known in making great dramas. Bin Roye had everything to be a great love story ever told on silver screen but alas it didn't seems to happen. Momina Duraid the director seems to make a drama serial of 120 Mins or so not a movie, from acting to dialogues , Bin Roye had its loop wholes which spoil a great love story into a just an average movie. The acting, Humyun Saeed and Mahira Khan both disappoints, even though both had a great margin but director has not been able to use their full talent. Its totally underacting, scenes may have been much much better , Question rises was Humayun Saeed was a right choice if same role has been done by Fahad Mustafa or Fawad Khan or Humza Ali Abbasi, Mahira khan even though has done better acting but definitely acting may have been much better. Music is the strong area of the movie. On positive side , as one of the first movie from Momina Duraid as a Director, we hope next time she does justice to her movie direction, as a Pakistani Movie not a bad one but surely BIN ROYE may have been a great love story. On the whole just an OK movie, which surely have been a great movie but the director seems to be confused that either it's a drama for HUM TV or a silver screen movie. Acting 4.5/10 Story 7/10 Music 8/10 Direction 4/10 Overall 6/10

Fazal Ahmed Chughtai Total waste of time. poor sequence. don't waste your time and money. The plot is so silly that by the last 20 minutes we were just anxious to leave. Pakistani directors need to learn from their Indian neighbors how to properly make a movie. Save your money guys. This movie really isn't worth it. First interval, I didn't understand the relation between Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan as she was showing herself to Humayun Saeed like a wife. And then if she was going to marry someone who already married with a child then whats the point of not accepting Humayun Saeed. Totally Nonsense film.

veezinrhm This is a Beautiful movie in a whole. i like the lovely and colorful locations throughout, powerful background music. wonderful songs by our well renowned singers along with well suited plus decent choreography. flawless picture show specially the accident scene very well shown. wisely chosen, wonderful yet graceful wardrobe. real life simple looks of characters. A great attempt to give a decent, clean and comfortable family movie for our community internationally. showing Pakistani environment with some film fantasy. Mahira khan's stunning beauty and admirable flawless acting, all team members are well fitted in there characters and all have well played there characters. A visual treat overall.

farankmirza Pakistani Cinema is currently in the process of making a name for itself. As such, this movie provides an excellent opportunity and platform to grow further and build upon. Critics may point out that cinema in Pakistan has been at it for years. Churning out one forgettable title after another. It is true that once-upon-a-time, Lahore was a center for great cinematic productions; And the last 30 years of cinema in Pakistan have witnessed a slow and steady decline. Both in quality and the sheer numbers of films made. This film changes that, and this is why a film like "Bin Roye" is an important milestone. ** Warning ** Contains Spoilers ** The movie (almost entirely) centers around Mahira Khan, and she has done well to do justice to the role. The dialogue and story line have a couple of weak links (no major plot holes), but overall, the concept and execution are apt. Without spoiling the movie for fans, its a treat to watch on the big screen, and the quality of the production is on par with current international titles as can be judged by the sudden accident scene, which is second only to the one done in "Meet Joe Black". There are three key take aways from this film. First and foremost, Films from Pakistan have the possibility to carve a spot of their own on the International film arena based on a niche that is not yet fully explored. This film only scratches the surface of what else may be possible. In short, greater films can be done. Secondly, It is a greatly refreshing experience to walk into a movie theater without the apprehension of witnessing indecent or vulgar cinema. Art in its most beautiful form is pure, enlightening, dignified and entertaining. Its good to see movies that promote that. Finally, and last-but-not-the-least; We are capable of exploring subjects that have not yet been opened up by others. This uniqueness, this individuality, as "Bin Roye" has aptly explored, holds a promise for a future that is bright for Cinema. The subject of this film may be the run of the mill romance and just-another-form of unrequited love, but the depth of expression and the display of emotions surrounding this melodrama are so unique in a cultural context, that the film "Bin Roye" manages to carve a genre on its own. This is a key strength, and this innovation to directly invoke and display culture through film is an enlightening experience. As a movie fan, I enjoy experiences that I can relate with, and a film close to my culture, is the one that is dear to the heart and soul. Momina Duraid has opened a door, and if future films follow this path, there can only be greater fame and success.