The Eid 2026 Entertainment Report
The festive season in Pakistan has always been synonymous with "Paisa Vasool" entertainment, but 2026 feels different. The sheer scale of production and the strategic casting of digital icons alongside industry veterans suggest a watershed moment for our local screens.

Aag Lagay Basti Mein (ALBM) – ARY Films
At the heart of the theatrical buzz is Aag Lagay Basti Mein, a crime-comedy that sees the magnetic Fahad Mustafa reuniting with the quintessential Mahira Khan. The film follows the chaotic journey of Barkat (Fahad) and Almaas (Mahira) as they navigate a moral minefield in pursuit of a better life.

However, the real "X-factor" here is Tabish Hashmi. In a daring departure from his lighthearted persona on Hasna Mana Hai, Hashmi makes his cinematic debut as "Chotay Sahab," a chillingly cold antagonist. His performance in the trailer—specifically the dead-eyed stare during the interrogation scene—proves he is far more than just a man of quick wit; he is a formidable actor. Joining them are the legendary Javed Sheikh, the viral sensation Samra Shehzadi, and a sentimental appearance by Salahuddin Tunio.

Aag Lagay Basti Mein Trailer:

Bullah – Geo Films
For those who crave the gravitas of classic Punjabi action, Bullah is the definitive answer. Marking the royal return of Shaan Shahid, this film is a gritty, period-inspired action saga. It isn't just a movie; it’s a cultural statement written by the maestro Nasir Adeeb.

The casting of Saleem Sheikh alongside Shaan creates a nostalgic synergy that has already sent ripples through social media. Shaan’s technique in this project appears more restrained and visceral than his previous outings, utilizing his baritone delivery to ground the high-stakes drama. The ensemble is rounded out by the versatile Mona Liza (Sara Loren), Adnan Butt, and Naeema Butt, ensuring a performance-heavy cinematic experience.

Bullah Trailer :

Mitte De Baawe – Green Entertainment
Not all blockbusters belong to the cinema halls this year. Green Entertainment is challenging the status quo with Mitte De Baawe, a television event of cinematic proportions. Starring the nation’s current favorite Wahaj Ali alongside Mahira Khan, this rural saga is a visual masterpiece.

The chemistry between Wahaj and Mahira is palpable even in the briefest teasers. Wahaj Ali, in particular, continues to master the art of "acting through the eyes"—his portrayal of a man torn between ancestral honor and modern love is subtle yet deeply evocative. The supporting cast, featuring Amar Khan, Hina Afridi, and Ali Ansari, adds further depth to what is being called the most expensive TV production in Pakistani history.

Mitte De Baawe Trailer:
There is no official trailer announced by Green Entertainment at yet.

Where to Buy Tickets and How to Watch
If you are planning to catch these blockbusters on the big screen, we recommend booking in advance, as Eid shows at premier venues like Nueplex and Cinepax tend to sell out days before the moon sighting.

For Cinema Movies (Aag Lagay Basti Mein & Bullah)
You can secure your seats through the following official ticketing partners:
Bookme.pk: The easiest way to browse showtimes for all major cities.
Ticketwala: Ideal for premium spots like Nueplex and Universal Cinemas.
Cinepax Official: For those who prefer the gold-standard cinematic experience.

For Cinematic Dramas (Mitte De Baawe)
Since Green Entertainment focuses on bringing the cinema home, you don’t need a ticket for this one! You can watch it live on TV or stream it in 4K on their official digital platform:
Green TV YouTube: Watch Mitte De Baawe Here – Catch the episodes immediately after the television broadcast.