Genre: Social film

Color: Black & White

Film company: G.S. & Co.

Made in Lahore

Box office: ?

Title role(s):
Debut: Aliya, Albela

Film credits of

Rishta

(Punjabi - 1963)

Actors	Sabiha, Santosh, Nazar, Rangeela, Fazal Haq, Ismael Qamar, Hamid, Akhtar Nawaz, Albela, Aliya (as child)
Director(s)	N.E. Akhtar
Producer(s)	Mian Shafiq
Writer(s)	N.E. Akhtar, (dialogues: Waris Ludhyanvi)
Musician(s)	G.A. Chishti
Poet(s)	Ahmad Rahi, Waris Ludhyanvi
Singer(s)	Noorjahan, Zubaida Khanum, Irene Parveen, Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Munir Hussain, Ahmad Rushdi, Masood Rana, Imdad Hussain, Albela
Camera	Mushtaq Suhail
Other's

Film songs in film

Rishta

(Punjabi - 1963)

1.	Aggay Teri Marzi Tay Pichhay Meri Arzi, Heye Bhoriye.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Inayat Hussain Bhatti, Zubaida Khanum Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ??

2.	Akhian Wich Akhian Pa Kay Tay Dil Naal Dil Mila Kay.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Ahmad Rushdi, Irene Parveen Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ??

3.	Chup Kar Dhar Watt Ja, Na Ishqay Da Khol Khalasa.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Masood Rana, Munir Hussain, Albela, Imdad Hussain & Co. Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: Waris Ludhyanvi , Actor(s): ??

4.	Hath Lavin Na, Jawani Nu Satavin Na, Way Doorun Tu Deedar Kar Lay.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Irene Parveen Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ?

5.	Na Kajlay Di Dhari.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Noorjahan & Co. Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ?

6.	Raat Chandni, Mukh Gori Da.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): ? Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ?

7.	Tera Weikh Weikh Mukh, Sadi Lehndi Neun Bhukh.. Jadoo Pa Leya.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Ahmad Rushdi, Irene Parveen Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ??

8.	Tutt Jan Na Balori Wanga Merian, Tun Chhad Meri Banh Mundya.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Irene Parveen Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): ?

9.	Udd Chal Panchhiya, Russ Geyi Bahar Way.. (Punjabi) Singer(s): Noorjahan Music: G.A. Chishti , Poet: ? , Actor(s): Sabiha

Box office reports of film

Rishta

(Punjabi - 1963)

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