Pakistani cinema is witnessing a chilling triumph as the horror film Deemak has shattered box office records, grossing an impressive Rs. 60 million in its first week, making it the highest-grossing Pakistani horror film to date.
Directed by rising filmmaker Haris Qadeer, Deemak blends supernatural suspense with psychological depth, captivating audiences across major cities including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. Critics and fans alike have praised the film for its cinematography, sound design, and performances, calling it a bold step forward for Pakistan’s genre filmmaking.
The film’s strong opening weekend saw sold-out shows, with some cinemas adding additional screenings due to public demand. Social media buzz and rave reviews have contributed to its sustained momentum, particularly among younger audiences and horror fans.
Industry experts believe Deemak‘s success signals a growing appetite for diverse genres in Pakistani cinema beyond the usual romance and drama staples.
The film is expected to maintain its strong performance into its second week, with projections suggesting it could cross Rs. 100 million by the end of its theatrical run.
