Upcoming Punjabi action movie Seylum to star Muneeb Butt, Amna Ilyas

The film promises to be the second most expensive Punjabi movie after The Legend of Maula Jatt.

13 Nov, 2024

Pakistani cinema fans rejoice — a new action-packed Punjabi film titled Seylum is in the works with Amna Ilyas and Muneeb Butt in the lead roles.

Sources confirmed exclusively to Images that the film, produced by Awais Raoof under Jehan Films — the production house behind Shaan Shahid’s Zarrar — will commence shooting next week. Abu Aleeha, the writer and director of the movie, confirmed the news.

The film, which is both Butt and Ilyas’ first Punjabi movie, is set to be shot in Lahore, Kallar Kahar, Nathiagali, Cholistan, and Bahawalpur.

According to informed sources, the team behind Seylum is aiming to release it on Eidul Fitr next year and promises that it will be the second most expensive Punjabi film after the 2022 blockbuster The Legend of Maula Jatt.

The complete cast will be announced next week.

Comments

Taj Ahmad Nov 13, 2024 02:31pm

Let’s enjoy the new movie at the box office, hope people will enjoy this movie.

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Jitender Singh Nov 13, 2024 03:03pm

Seylum....this is punjabi word or english ? by the way what is meaning of Seylum ?

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Ramana Nov 13, 2024 06:21pm

Misspelt Jhelum maybe?

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Ehsan Nov 13, 2024 08:18pm

Looking forward

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M.Saeed Nov 13, 2024 10:49pm

Is it a twisted Punjabi word Seylum for the original English word Asylum ?

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Ron Nov 14, 2024 03:28am

good luck salim

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Dr. Salaria, Aamir Ahmad Nov 14, 2024 03:10pm

"Salum" means total or one unit like a Salum taxi, cab or "Tanga" (Horse driven Cart) that you hire just for yourself in which other passengers are not allowed to join.

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Laila Nov 14, 2024 03:26pm

@Jitender Singh Nobody knows. I can tell you this much that the word written Perso-Arabic script below dos not say SEYlum. It rather says SAAlum (س and ا). As somebody who speaks both Urdu and Punjabi I am not familiar with such a Punjabi word. Who knows maybe this is the next step in acquiring our "Turkish identity". Seylum sounds very much like a Turkish word.

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