Tarap (film)

Tarap
DVD Cover
Directed by	Sangeeta[1]
Written by	Jaffar Arsh
Produced by	Mohammad Yaseen Malik
Starring	Resham Saud Sher Khan Raheela Agha
Cinematography	Faisal Bukhari
Release date	24 October 2006 (2006-10-24)[1]
Running time	135 minutes
Country	Pakistan
Language	Urdu
Budget	₨ 25,000,000

Tarap is a 2006 Pakistani Urdu film directed by Sangeeta. The film was a flop in Lahore, but successful in Karachi. It was shot in Dubai and Lahore. It is known for its popular soundtrack.^[1]

Cast[]

• Resham
• Saud
• Nadeem
• Sheeba Bhagri
• Babrak Shah
• Imran Khan
• Imran
• Urooj
• Raheela Agha
• Raja Haidar
• Sher Khan

Release[]

The film was released on 24 October 2006 (Pakistan), Eid-ul-Fittar.^[1] This is a big-budget film (by local standards at least) shot in beautiful locations in both Dubai and Pakistan. It was a hit, but flopped in Lahore. The film was hyped enough by local media due to its budget. and co-producer was M.Asif from London.

Trivia[]

With Tarap, Sangeeta seems determined not to repeat past mistakes. "It is a family-oriented film with a strong social message. If it fails, I will be forced to reconsider making Punjabi action movies once again," she said.

Soundtrack[]

The music is composed by Wajid Ali Nashad and the film song lyrics were by Ahmad Anees.

1. "Ishq Khana Khrab" - Babul Supriyo & Shreya Ghoshal (6:47)^[2]
2. "Teri Yaad" - Sadhana Sargam (5:44)
3. "Aap Say Tum Huai" - Alka Yagnik & Kumar Sanu (5:05)
4. "Mujhay Pyar Ka Nasha" - Shaan (6:14)
5. "Badal Do Badal Do" Sadhana Sargam & Shreya Ghoshal (5:42)
6. "Do Honthon Ki Piyas" - Alka Yagnik (5:49)
7. "Tun Hoon Main Janiaan" - Kumar Sanu & Shreya Ghoshal (5:15)
8. "Teri Yaad" - Kumar Sanu (5:44)

References[]

External links[]

• Tarap at IMDb

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