Humayun Saeed and Nadeem Baig — what comes to mind when you hear this duo? Blockbuster, undoubtedly. After delivering four back-to-back hits (Jawani Phir Nahi Ani, Punjab Nahi Jaungi, Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2, and London Nahi Jaunga), they reunite for their fifth consecutive collaboration with the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha release: Love Guru.
The trailer for Love Guru, released under the banner of ARY Films, has generated instant buzz. Early responses suggest it’s already a favorite among cinegoers, promising the return of big-screen entertainment Pakistani audiences have long awaited.
Trailer Highlights
Directed by Nadeem Baig and written by Vasay Chaudhry, the film promises a glossy, star-studded romantic comedy. It delivers just the right mix of:
- Nostalgia
- Glamour
- Political satire
- Pashto-infused music
- Vibrant visuals shot across Pakistan, the UAE, and the UK
The story revolves around Humayun Saeed, portraying a flamboyant Love Guru, reminiscent of his iconic roles in Jawani Phir Nahi Ani. He appears in multiple avatars, flirting with various women, until he encounters Mahira Khan — his final “assignment” who changes everything as he unexpectedly falls in love with her and don’t want her to be out of his life.
Humayun Saeed & Mahira Khan: A Magnetic Lead Pair
Reuniting after almost 10 years since Bin Roye, Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan light up the screen with powerful chemistry. Their unexpected pairing has captivated audiences, with many expressing excitement to see them together again in a new romantic dynamic.
A Cinematic Treat for Eid-ul-Azha
Love Guru marks a much-needed breath of fresh air for Pakistani cinema, especially as it’s been three years since a quality Eid release like London Nahi Jaunga (2022). The production values are among the highest ever for a local film, signaling its place as one of the most expensive and expansive projects in recent times.
Audience Buzz & Expectations
Social media is buzzing with positive reactions, particularly praising:
- The lead actors’ on screen presence
- The film’s sleek look and feel
- The humor and high production quality
What really has audiences talking is the film’s sharp comedic lines. One particular line — “Ek tou ameer upar se haseen wallah” — has already become viral. The politically charged banter in the trailer (“Wo tum ho Bilawal… wo tum ho Nawaz… wo tum ho Imran”) has viewers howling, with several declaring: “Program toh warr gaya!” However, some viewers have pointed out that the trailer reveals a bit too much of the plot, potentially affecting the surprise element.
Final Word
With its mix of humor, romance, satire, and star power, Love Guru is shaping up to be a crowd-pleaser and a likely highlight of Eid-ul-Azha 2025. Pakistani cinema may finally have its next big theatrical winner.
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