

Jinni
Javid and his father quarrels about his wedding proposal to a girl named Nasiha, who is the daughter of Javid's father's friend. His mother convinced him to marry Nasiha, though she is aware of the fact that Seezan has been chased by a spirit and it won't allow him to marry anyone. The film is presented in a nonlinear narrative, jumping between the present and past. In the flashbacks it reveal the past incidents which have occurred in Javid's life. In order to pursue secondary education, Javid travelled to a nearby island where he meets Thahumeena and a romantic relationship arises between them. Thahumeena spent most of her time at Javid’s house and did all the household chores. Days revolved around Javid, Thahumeena and a ghost shaping as Thahumeena. While the ghost urged Javid every night, to go to the beach, Thahumeena expressed her fear for the same. Javid and the ghost goes to the beach every night.
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