Mango Jutt Released: Cast, Premiere and Soundtrack Details

Pakistani actress and producer Hareem Farooq’s latest Punjabi action-comedy film, Mango Jutt, has been released nationwide on October 16 2026 after a star-studded premiere in Lahore.

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The film’s grand premiere took place at CineStar in Township, Lahore, where several celebrities, media representatives, social media influencers, and other guests gathered to celebrate the release.

Hareem Farooq, who has produced the film and plays a leading role, attended the event with the cast. The film also featured Faisal Qureshi, Samina Abbasi, Qasim Piya, and famous comedian Iftikhar Thakur.

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Abu Aleeha,is the director and writer of the film. Mango Jutt carries together Punjabi culture, comedy, action, and romance. The premiere presented a red-carpet event where the cast and guests spoke to the media and shared their thoughts on the film. Guests praised its Punjabi storyline, humour, and entertaining style.

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Discussing the film’s idea, Hareem Farooq explained that Mango Jutt shows a special place for the team because it brings different elements of Punjabi culture together. She explained that the aim was to give audiences an entertaining film while showcasing the traditions and vibrant colours of Pakistani cinema.

Hareem also appreciated the efforts of the cast and crew and expressed hope that viewers would enjoy the film.

Music is another important part of the project. Ali Mustafa and Ali Allah Ditta have composed the film’s soundtrack, which features vocals by Falak Shabir, Zeb Bangash, Jabbar Abbas, and other singers.

With its mix of comedy, action, romance, and Punjabi traditions, Mango Jutt hopes to offer audiences an enjoyable cinema experience and bring a fresh dose of entertainment to Pakistani screens.