Maalik

2016
7.9| 2h35m| en
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A man of Pakistan's Elite Special Forces whose life gets entangled with Politics. They soon realize that serving the nation is more complicated than simple following of orders.

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Also starring Ashir Azeem

Also starring Farhan Ally Agha

Also starring Sajid Hasan

Reviews

TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film
Mjeteconer Just perfect...
AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,
Keeley Coleman The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;
msaudsarwar a very good movie in a long time. there were very small areas that could be improved but a splendid job done by the team. I think a re-run or a squeal can be planned including maybe running a season based production.Sound Quality was very nice, some of the animated scenes could have been made more realistic or avoided to keep the intensity of the movie.
ahsanjaveed Well before i submit my review let me give you an advice.if you want to watch this movie you have to gather some courage to watch this movie.because after watching this you are going to hate yourselves and the so called system which we all ruined by our selfish decisions.well i think movie was real story based.even though they did not mention it at all.but after watching this you will know movie was not fiction but real world story.movie was hell of emotional and will be more emotional if you consider these events as true events, even it will make you cry. Timing is 2 hours and 35 minutes approximately but it feels like movie duration is just 35 minutes. That's all. now don't waste your time and go watch this movie. otherwise you are going to regret.
Ibn Azhar The first question that comes to your mind after watching MAALIK is about its talented director/writer Asher Azim from TV serial TV "Dhuwan " .'Where the hell he was in all those years?"Being an aeronautical engineer or a CSS officer or even getting the Canadian nationality can't be acceptable excuses for Asher Azim's long absence from screen. But if somehow "subah ka bhola returns" …..we must welcome him ;-)Asher's Dhuwan captured the imagination of whole generation of young Pakistanis that provided them requisite Adlerian rush. Almost a decade later the honor shifted to Shoaib Mansoor's classic "Alpha Bravo Charlie".Now the movie MAALIK itself…… It's a great start and the worst ending a movie can have ! Almost first 40 percent portion of the movie is captivating and yet after interval it gets boring and boring.And how one can be so obsessed with rapes……one movie two stories of rape…give us a break.The story was dragged by the political stuff where a politician is given more than its due importance.It would have been better if the story kept its focus on the MAALIK i.e public rather than others.Here is a tip never choose a good looking villain,it can shift viewer liking from hero to villain !Over all the film is OK as it had strong cinematography that captures the beauty of Baluchistan.The music, sound and acting are excellent but movie suffered from an uneven screenplay.One thing...... probably most of the audience could find a connection of this movie with two Indian films i.e Salman Khan's "Body guard" and Amitab' Bachan's "Sarkar" .MAALIK is like a great holiday journey by air you have been waiting for long.Its take off is great, mid-course you feel nauseated and its end is abrupt.
ata-19699 Dear All I love the story and the trailer, I want to see this movie but after some days of release its ban in Pakistan, could any one help me or share any link to downloadI have seen its trailer It was awesome my buddies told me they have seen on 1st day of release that the movie is best in all aspects but I tried a lot to find ANY link to watch or see but could not able to find thatif any one have any copy or a link please share with me I am happy to see it