Hijrat (2016)

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of an Afghan refugee camp, this romantic drama revolves around Jia (Rabia Butt), a doctor who cares for the injured and sick at the camp.

Murad (Asad Zaman), is a brattish playboy based in Turkey with his parents, who is sent to the refugee camp. The task assigned to him by his mother, who heads an NGO, is to prepare a report on the status of the camps and the refugees.

Murad’s parents are separated and unbeknownst to him, his mother (Zaib Rehman) has been diagnosed with cancer. She plans to undergo surgery while he is away at the refugee camp and regardless of the outcome, she hopes Murad gains a sense of responsibility there, so that he can step into her shoes after her death. Along with her estranged husband (Jamal Shah), she also plans to get Murad to settle down with his childhood friend (Rubab Ali), who has been in love with him since childhood. However, Murad feels disinclined to marry after experiencing his parents’ separation and his mother’s bitterness.

However, soon after his arrival at the refugee camp in Quetta, Murad falls madly in love with Jia who rebukes his advances. How will their love story unfold? What will Murad's future hold in store for him?