aashikhan I don't regret giving a chance to 'revived' Pakistani cinema. Even though I wasn't sure. Jalaibi is excellent movie full of entertainment, suspense and thrill. Kept me hanging on and left me wanting more!The movie conveyed strong message: avoid at any cost, short-cuts, greed and jealousy. These things get you in a far land called nowhere.

Ali Pakistan film industry is clearly progressing on a very very fast pace. For this movie, the acting is horrible and the screen play is weak. Even in some funny parts, the actors managed to ruin the joke with there poor acting. Need better actors and better screen plays. Otherwise the film is kinda entertaining.

yasin ali Jalaibee is undoubtedly the best movie to come out of Pakistan. It tells us that there are no shortcuts in life and shows how greed can destroy the closest of relationships. The ability of the movie to be an entertainer and still delivering a message is quite brilliant. The direction and the cinematography is inspirational. The soundtrack is great as well. The background score, being good mostly, fazes out in places into something that fails to connect with the scenes. But we cant judge a movie on the score only. Ali Safina is the star of the show. His acting is so good that one can completely relate to whatever situation he finds himself in. The other star of the show is Mr. Yasir Jaswal himself. Overall I'll give it 10/10. A great effort by Mr. Jaswal. Well done!

Abid Hussain Jalaibee was a fun experience, a film that had everything. A crime caper interweaving around three different stories that meet at the climax. More of a pulp fiction style but considerably less gritty. It had humour action and a perfect ending with a very wise message that short cut in life leads to ruin. I am not going to give any further details however I would thoroughly recommend this movie if you want to be entertained. The visuals were stunning and with great camera work. The background score was great and so were the few songs in the movie. The only negatives were the little wooden acting by Wiqar Ali a Khan which is understandable as his first language is not Urdu and he mainly spoke in English.