KARACHI: Geo Films and Filmwala Pictures’ latest cinematic venture, ‘Zombied’, has shattered previous box office records to become the highest-grossing film ever released during Eidul Azha in Pakistan. Featuring powerful performances by Fahad Mustafa and Mehwish Hayat, the action-packed horror thriller has attracted massive audiences to cinemas across the country.
Combining gripping storytelling, intense action sequences and cutting-edge visual effects, the film has emerged as a major crowd-puller, prompting moviegoers to turn out in unprecedented numbers. The film has generated an impressive Rs21 crore and 34 lakh at the box office, delivering one of the strongest performances in the history of Pakistani cinema.
Its successful theatrical run continues, with large numbers of moviegoers still making advance bookings to watch the film with their families. According to industry figures, ‘Zombied’ has added a new chapter to Pakistan’s film industry by achieving extraordinary commercial success within days of its release.
During the Eid holidays, cinemas across the country witnessed overwhelming attendance, while several venues were forced to schedule additional screenings to accommodate growing demand. Audiences have praised the film’s chilling narrative, fast-paced screenplay, spectacular action sequences and state-of-the-art visual effects.
The suspense-filled experience has kept viewers engaged from beginning to end, contributing significantly to the film’s popularity and repeat viewership. Industry observers have also credited the film’s success to producer and writer Fizza Ali Mirza and director Nabeel Qureshi, whose creative vision helped transform a unique concept into a production that meets international standards.
Moviegoers have described ‘Zombied’ as a landmark achievement for Pakistani cinema, saying the film demonstrates the industry’s ability to produce world-class entertainment capable of competing with international productions.
It is worth mentioning that Geo Films has previously presented several critically acclaimed and commercially successful productions, including ‘Khuda Kay Liye’, ‘Bol’, ‘Teefa in Trouble’, ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’, ‘Donkey King’ and ‘The Glassworker’. The remarkable success of Zombied has further strengthened that legacy and reinforced confidence in the future growth and potential of Pakistani cinema.
