Mohammad Kamal Pasha

Mohammad Kamal Pasha is a Pakistani film writer known for his contributions to Punjabi and Urdu cinema. He is the son of legendary Pakistani film producer and director Anwar Kamal Pasha. Kamal Pasha comes from a family with a significant connection to Pakistan's historic film industry. His professional career has primarily focused on writing stories and screenplays for Pakistani feature films. He has contributed to numerous films, particularly within the Punjabi action genre that became popular in Pakistan. One of his notable writing credits is Moti Sher, released in 1987 and directed by Imtiaz Qureshi. The film starred Sultan Rahi, Mumtaz, and Afzaal Ahmad in prominent roles. Kamal Pasha later contributed to Pal Do Pal, a 1999 Pakistani romantic action film directed by Shamim Ara. The movie featured Moammar Rana, Resham, Saud, Meera, Ismail Tara, Nayyar Ejaz, and Shafqat Cheema. His writing career continued with several Punjabi films during the late 1990s and early 2000s. He wrote the screenplay for Makha Jutt, a Punjabi action film released in 2001. The movie was directed by Parvez Rana and starred Shaan Shahid, Babar Ali, and Sana Fakhar. Kamal Pasha also wrote Humayoon Gujjar, another Pakistani Punjabi action film associated with Shaan Shahid. His writing credits include Allah Rakha, released in 2002 and directed by Parvez Rana. The film starred Shaan Shahid, Saud, Afzal Khan, Saima Noor, Resham, and Nirma. He also worked on Atif Chohdary, a Punjabi action film released in 2002. The movie featured Moammar Rana, Babar Ali, Arbaaz Khan, Saud, and Shafqat Cheema among others. Another writing credit is Kalu Shah Puriya, released in 2002 and directed by Parvez Rana. Kamal Pasha later contributed to Bhola Sunyara, a Punjabi action film released in 2005. He also wrote Suha Jora, which was released in 2007 and directed by Parvez Rana. His work demonstrates his long-standing involvement with Pakistan's commercial Punjabi film tradition. Kamal Pasha's writing has been associated with action, revenge, romance, family conflicts, and dramatic storytelling. His career also reflects the influence of Pakistan's established film families on the country's cinema industry. More recently, he received a writing credit for Delhi Gate, a Pakistani film released in 2026. The film was directed by Nadeem Cheema, with Kamal Pasha credited as its writer. Through several decades of filmmaking, Mohammad Kamal Pasha has remained connected with Pakistani cinema. His body of work represents an important contribution to the country's Punjabi and Urdu-language film tradition.