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This drama serial was based on the book of the same name by Farhat Ishtiaq and is also the first Pakistani drama serial that ever got aired on Indian television as well.
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2. Pyarey Afzal:
Pyarey Afzal or Pyaare Afzal (Urdu: پیارے افضل) ( English: Dear Afzal) is a Pakistani romantic drama serial that aired on ARY Digital, directed by Nadeem Baig, written by Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar and production of Six Sigma Entertainment. The drama was first aired on 26 November 2013 starring Hamza Ali Abbasi and Ayeza Khan in lead roles while had its ending episode on 12 August 2014 in various cinema screens and became first one to do so.
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3. Mann Mayal:
Mann Mayal depicts the story of Manahil (Maya Ali) and Salahuddin (Hamza Ali Abbasi), who are neighbors and Salah-ul-Din’s sister Rabia (Aiman Khan) is a friend of Manahil. Salahuddin is ambitious for studies but is however asked by Manahil’s father to give tuition to Manahil because of her low grades. Both fell in love but Salah-ul-Din never gets a chance to marry Manahil as he went to Karachi for studies and met Jeena (Ayesha Khan).In Karachi, Salahuddin begins a new life and changes his personality.
Despite her family’s opposition, Manahil leaves her home and family for Salahu-ul-Din but is left empty handed, filled with regret and remorse. Series then takes the leap of eight-years with Salah-ul-Din returning back and finds everything changed. The latter half of the series shows the trials of Mannu and Salahuddin’s fate of love. Other recurring roles include Manahil’s fiancee Gohar Rasheed as Meekail, Talat Hussain as Rehman, Saba Hameed and Naeem Tahir as Manahil’s parents and Ismat Zaidi and Shehryar Zaidi as Salah-ul-Din’s parents who appears throughout the series.
It is an ARY tv serial, revolves around the same theme as its predecessor, exploring the occult and the supernatural in the lives of common men. a man said to posses unexplainable powers, but these powers have corrupted his heart and he uses them for his personal gains. playing with the innocence of his followers and in the process shattering their faiths and beliefs.
2. Maat:
Maat is story of two sisters Aimen (Amina Sheikh ) and Saman(Saba Qamar) with opposite personalities belong from poor family. Aimen is elder sister and she believes in the fundamentals of gratification, love,sacrifice and kindness,peace and relationships comes first and she always upholds them as her guiding force. Saman is totally opposite to Aimen and she is insistent and has no scruples when it comes to making it big in life. In Saman life, everything is money and she wants every comfort of world and no respect for relationships. Despite loving her sister Saman never loses an opportunity to snatch away from her whatever her sister loves the most, including her fiancé. Saman believes she can give maat (defeat) to anyone and everyone anytime. After marriage with Faisal (Adnan Siddiqi). He gives her every comfort of life that is necessary for a good and happy life. Faisal’s Partner Azhar (Asad) is very rich person and every girl dreams that her life partner should be like him. Whenever Saman see Azhar’s family. She fights with her husband and demands for better life. Saman left her baby and her in-laws house and starts living at her friends home and demands divorce from Faisal. Aimen takes the responsibility of Saman’s child. After getting divorce, she gets marriage with Azhar. But after a short time period, relationship between Saman and Azhar also becomes weak and end in sad story.The wheels of time keep spinning till finally, Aiman decides to put her foot down and fight for her rights. Will Saman’s selfishness and greed overpower Aiman’s patience and inherent goodness once again, or will Aiman be able to stand her ground? Who faces the final maat in life?
Maat is gained lot of popularity. Hate it or like this drama but MAAT drama is best. It is showing two faces of different personalities at extreme. Don’t miss it. Watch it every Friday at 8 pm on Hum tv. Defiantly you all love this drama..!!
A saga that spans over two generations, Meri Zaat Zarra-E-Benishan begins with the arrival of a girl named Sara (Sarwat Gillani) at the doorstep of a man named Arfeen Abbas (Faisal Qureshi). She hands him a letter, and he seems shaken after reading it. He asks her where “Saba” is, and she replies that she died four days prior. Arfeen falls to the ground in shock, but then regains his composure and asks Sara to give him her address, so that they can go there and gather her belongings. When they arrive at Sara’s home, which is quite small compared to Arfeen’s mansion, she leaves Arfeen in the main room and heads to her bedroom to gather her belongings. Arfeen finds a pair of Saba’s old sandals, and breaks down in tears as he grips them. Sara sees him as he cries and wonders why he is so sorrowful at her death. They head back to Arfeen’s estate, where he introduces Sara to his son, Haider (Imran Abbas). Haider is not initially pleased to have Sara staying in their house, but becomes accustomed to her after a while.
It is revealed in a series of flashbacks that Saba (Samiya Mumtaz) was Sara’s mother and Arfeen’s first cousin. Saba and Arfeen were madly in love, but Saba was treated with ire by most of the family, especially Arfeen’s mother (Samina Peerzada), because of her liberal views and ways. When Arfeen expresses his wish to marry Saba, his mother and father (Khayam Sarhadi), are very outspoken against the marriage. But when Arfeen states that if he cannot marry Saba then he will not arry at all, his parents finally agree.
Back in present time, Sara and Haider become good friends, and she becomes accustomed to living at Arfeen’s home, though she still speculates about what happened between him and her mother. She visits the rest of her family, including her aunts and uncles, and each person she asks refuses to give her any details about what happened. Arfeen, meanwhile, is worried that Sara will eventually leave his house. The only solution he can come up with is to have Haider married to Sara. Haider initially refuses, but eventually falls in love with Sara and agrees. Sara agrees to the marriage as well. But on the day of the wedding, Sara goes missing. Arfeen panics and asks Sara’s aunt Aqsa (Nausheen Shah) whether she told Sara what happened with her mother, and she says she did not. This prompts Haider to ask what happened, and Arfeen launches into the story.
Saba and Arfeen had gotten married just like they had wanted, but the day before Saba’s rukhsati, Arfeen’s mother asks Saba to go in a spare bedroom and set the bed for Arfeen’s sister. When Saba arrives in the bedroom, she finds that Arfeen’s mother had also asked a cousin of theirs who had also expressed interest in Saba, Aadil, to fix a curtain rod in the same room. When Saba attempts to leave, she finds that the door to the room is locked. She and Aadil both bang on the door, but nobody comes to their aid. After about an hour, Arfeen’s mother, along with most of the rest of their family, shows up outside the door. Arfeen’s mother starts yelling and creating a ruckus, saying that Saba and Aadil had been involved in illicit behavior in the locked room the whole time. Saba and Aadil refuse to having done anything, but nobody believes them.
Arfeen’s father beats Saba, and nobody comes to her aid as she is beaten. Nobody believes Saba, not even her mother (Ismat Zaidi) and sister (Fatima Effendi). When Arfeen hears about the incident, he is skeptical about what really happened, and questions Saba about it. She says she is innocent, but that she has no proof of it. Arfeen then asks her to take an oath with her hand on the Qur’an that she is innocent, and she agrees, on the term that his mother would take an oath as well. Saba has faith that her aunt is too kind and worshipful to lie on the Quran. Her assumption turns out to be wrong, however, and her aunt does lie on the Quran, prompting Arfeen to have proof that Saba lied, and he divorces her.
Arfeen gets remarried to a girl in America, but he is still in love with Saba. Saba’s parents forcefully marry her off to a 50-year-old man (Rashid Farooqi) of 4 children, who turns out to be abusive and beats her regularly. Nobody from her family visits her during this painful period of her second marriage. When Saba becomes pregnant, her husband refuses to believe that the child is his, and divorces her and kicks her out of the house. Saba gets a job as a maid at a rich woman’s home, and soon gives birth to a girl.
Arfeen’s wife (Mehreen Raheel), meanwhile, has already had a son with him. But the two do not get along. Back in Pakistan, nothing is going right for Arfeen’s family. One of his sisters has lost her husband, while the younger sister has been divorced and his mother is diagnosed with cancer. When Arfeen comes to Pakistan, his mother finally tells him the truth about Saba. Arfeen divorces his wife and tries to convince Saba to marry him. However, Saba tells him that while she still loves him, she cannot trust him again. Her parents also try to persuade her to come back to them. Saba, who is not ready to trust anyone again, leaves without letting anyone know of her whereabouts.
A few years later, she starts working at a garments factory and realizes that the factory is owned by Arfeen. She is friendly with Haider (Arfeen’s son). But she covers her face to hide her identity. She works there until the day she dies. Back in present time, it is revealed that Sara had overheard how her mother had been treated by Arfeen’s family. She is angry and runs away. Haider tracks her down a couple of days later and explains the whole story. Sara agrees to forgive the family and the two start a new life.
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4. Daam:
Zara Hidayatullah (Sanam Baloch) and Maleeha Sami (Aamina Sheikh) have been close friends for over seven years. Zara belongs to a lower-middle-class family while Maleeha comes from an upper class household. Yet their class difference has never threatened their unbreakable bond. Maleeha had been there for her friend through many hardships, though she never really felt or lived the extent of the mental anguish that plagued Zara’s life. The great blow to their friendship comes when Maleeha’s elder brother Junaid (Adeel Hussain), shows his interest in marrying Zara. Their parents have no objection to the union, but it comes as a real shock to Maleeha, as she is unable to fathom the thought that Zara, an average status girl, could marry her brother who is eligible in all means. Maleeha’s cousin, and sister-in-law Fiza (Sanam Saeed), also Zara’s and Maleeha’s class fellow, starts manipulating her against Zara. Meanwhile, Zara’s family has found a perfect suitor for Zara’s older sister Aasma (Nimra Bucha). She promises Junaid that his family can approach hers with their proposal after her sister’s marriage. But things didn’t go as planned. Zara’s father got imprisoned for defrauding in a new business scheme he was working at. Zara’s family needs to gather a large amount of money to pay for his bail, which thy were unable to afford. Zara asks Maleeha for help, but Maleeha makes a bargain with her. She decides to give Zara the money only if she breaks off with Junaid. Insulted, disdained and helpless, Zara agrees and gives Maleeha the pendant Junaid gifted. Junaid’s family later approaches Zara, but she turns them down by saying that she is committed to one of her cousins. Meanwhile, Fiza starts developing feelings for Junaid, and tries to convince Maleeha and her family to let her marry him. When Junaid refuses, Fiza starts turning her brother and Maleeha’s husband, Yasir (Fiasal Shah) against her. Zara in the meanwhile receives a full-time scholarship, and moves to Glasgow to further her education. Moving to London after a short period of time Zara returns Maleeha every single penny she had spent over her.
Seven years later, a successful Zara reconnects with Junaid who is in an unhappy wedlock with Fiza. Junaid also discovers that Zara lied about her engagement, and that she is still single. He confronts Maleeha and decides to divorce Fiza. Yasir threatens Maleeha with divorce if her brother was to leave Fiza. Maleeha visits Zara to apologize for what she did to her, and also make her feel pity about the situation she is in. Zara who had no intention of marrying Junaid, tells Maleeha how deeply she loved him, and how hard it was to bear the treatment met by Maleeha. Now Maleeha began to regret her awful behavior which had cost her both her brother and her best friend. Thus she tells Junaid the truth and leaves Yasir on her own. Zara moves back to UK rejecting Junaid but saying it would be impossible for her to forget the memories she had spent with him.
A year later, Maleeha calls a happily married Zara to wish her birthday. But when her husband (Humayun Saeed) asks who the caller was, Zara says that it was her class fellow rather than her once best friend.
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5. Qaid-e-Tanhai:
Qaid-e-Tanhai is the story of a couple Aisha and Moiz who love each other. They want to marry each other but Moiz’s mother Aliya gives a condition that if her daughter Maliha (Lubna Aslam) gets married to Aisha’s brother she will agree. They get married to each other. Then are separated due to family and financial pressures that Aisha’s mother in law had on Moiz. Aisha did not want Moiz to go overseas insisting that the family isn’t in any major financial trouble. Influenced by his mom Moiz goes overseas to earn money for his family anyway leaving Aisha devastated with her daughter behind. Oversees, although he is working hard in earning money he also befriends a female named Aneela. Moiz annoys Aisha by telling her about Aneela, and Aisha is mad at him. Aneela and Moiz are obviously dating at this point. Worried, depressed Aisha waits for Moiz to come to Pakistan to visit her but he does not come; years pass but he doesn’t come influenced by his mother. In the mean time Noor is growing Up, Aisha’s daughter is fond of Javad and thinks him as his father. The job Moiz was supposed to by raising his kids and being a support for his wife another man, Jawad does. Jawad eventually falls in love with Aisha and proposes her. She rejects, but is later softened by his talk. When she is overheard by her Mother in law, she tells Moiz who comes to Pakistan, telling Aneela about Aisha who is mad at him for now telling about his marriage and child. But Jawad’s mother rejects Aisha and he leaves her at the end time. Aisha goes to her mother’s (Ismat Zaidi) house where Maliha and her husband i.e. Aisha’s brother insult her. Moiz in anger marries Anila. He lies to Anila that he has given divorce to Aisha. Meanwhile, Moiz’s sister Madiha’s marriage is fixed. Anila calls Madiha but it is picked up by Aisha. Anila throws Moiz out of the house.After 4–5 years she meets Moiz as Farhan their child wanted to meet his father. Anila dies in a car accident and so Moiz goes to Pakistan. There he meets Aisha. Noor (Neelam Munir) is a grown up but is rebellious. She hates her father. Moiz introduces Farhan to everyone. Meanwhile Aisha and Farhan make a good bond. Moiz takes Aisha and Noor to London. In London, she is fine whereas Noor spoils all the photos in Farhan’s room. She becomes more immature and challenging. Meanwhile in Pakistan, Aliya feels sorry and thinks that once how she treated Aisha in a Qaid-e-Tanhai, she is also been treated in the same way by her other son Haseeb, Madiha and Maliha. Noor gets admission in a university and its time for Aisha to leave UK.
In the last episode it is shown that Moiz asks for apology to Aisha and Aisha also asks for same. Moiz requests her not to go and she doesnt. They all (Moiz, Aisha, Noor and Farhan) are a happy family and are together.
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6.Durr-e-Shehwar:
Durr-e-Shehwar’s (Samina Peerzada) daughter, Shandana (Nadia Jamil), and Durr-e-Shehwar’s husband, Mansoor’s (Qavi Khan) nephew, Haider (Noman Ejaz) have been married to each other for the last eight years. But recently there has been a breach in their relationship due to which Shandana decides to spend some time at her maternal home in Mari along with her young daughter, Sophia (Sophia Syed).
Both Durr-e-Shehwar and Mansoor love Shandana and Sophia a lot. But Shandana envies her mother thinking that she led a comfortable and happy life with a loving husband and nothing to worry about. And thus, she often compares Haider and her father. Shandana also undergoes a stage of semi-depression and evens thinks of divorcing Haider. When Mansoor gets to know this, he gets angry on Haider. He reports this matter to his sister i.e. Haider’s mother, thus, further complicating the matter.
And unable to see Shandana in a devastated condition, finally one day she reveals a story to Shandana. She narrates her own story to her and says that life for her wasn’t as easy as Shandana thinks it to be. She tells her that when she had got married(Sanam Baloch as Young Dur e shehwar) and moved to Mansoor’s (Mikaal Zulfiqar as Young Mansoor) house, Mansoor’s mother (Saba Faisal) was cold towards her and did not use to appreciate her for good qualities. She further tells that she had to struggle a lot to gain her acceptance and also the true love of Mansoor, who had earlier neglected her on the words of his mother. Hearing this story Shandana realises that her mother’s life wasn’t a bed of roses. Being a housewife did not ensure happiness for Durr-e-Shehwar. This does blemish Shandana’s respect for her father but it calms her down and gives her morale to start a new life with Haider.
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7. Kaafir
Kaafir revolves around a girl named Izzat (Khan), who is an outspoken strong soul. On other hand Shahan (Saeed), a strong and powerful channel head who considers himself a God and is a Kaafir (atheist). Things take a worst turn where Shahan gets humiliated by Izzat and the latter swears revenge from her.
As the name indicates, the drama is based on the life and times of three characters — Faraz, Kashif, and Gulsher also known as Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie respectively — and their friendship. These passionate young men wish to start their careers in the Pakistan army. In the initial episodes, ample footage is used to detail the background of every individual and the circumstances under which they enroll for the armed forces. Faraz is Mr Perfect, the guy who does everything right while Gulsher is a polite, simple-minded, shy person. Kashif is originally the funny man responsible for providing most of the comic relief through his antics, pranks and mischief. Eventually the series morphs into a coming-of-age story where the lead characters realize that there is more to life than their present happy-go-lucky lifestyle as they experience reality in all its fragility and extremities — jealousy, heartbreaks, trauma and death. Another important character is Shahnaaz, a confident, educated and well-mannered young lady, who plays an important role in the lives of these friends. Her involvement with them in the role of friend, wife and confidante adds reality to the series that is poignant and touching on a personal level. The main theme of the drama is that every person should lead a purposeful existence and that, if one has the will and the passion, he/she can achieve anything
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2. Dastaan:
Built on the true events of partition of 1947, the series depicts the events of rioting and chaos in 1947 with Sikhs and Hindus raping and killing Muslims.
The series is based on the novel Bano.
Based on the novel, Bano, Dastaan begins with the wedding of Suraiya (Saba Qamar) and Saleem (). Suraiya’s nephew, Hassan (Fawad Khan) and Bano had no relationship whatsoever prior to Suraiya and Saleem’s wedding. They slowly begin to develop feelings for each other, with Hassan visiting Ludhiana every now and then. Hassan is in his final year at the Islamia College as an engineering student. He is an active supporter of the All-India Muslim League, and the leader of the Ludhiana Branch. He strongly believes in the establishment of Pakistan and is an avid follower of Qaid-E-Azam, the leader of the Muslim League and Pakistan Movement. Meanwhile, Saleem is an active supporter of the Indian National Congress, with all his friends being Hindu. He strictly believes that the establishment of Pakistan will not help, but rather lessen the position of Muslims in India. The political debate between Saleem and Hassan begins as friendly competition, but intensifies as conditions worsen throughout India for Muslims. Saleem, hot-tempered and rash, begins to bring political debates into family life and eventually forbids Suraiya to visit Hassan, her nephew. But Hassan is not dissuaded. He continues to spread the message of Pakistan throughout Saleem’s family, causing Saleem’s anger to explode on many occasions. Other than Saleem, his entire family become strong supporters of the Muslim League, especially Bano, who makes posters and signs for the Pakistan Movement.
Hassan and Bano eventually become engaged, and Saleem decides to leave behind his rivalry with Hassan for Bano’s sake. Soon, Hassan gets a job in Rawalpindi and has to leave immediately. He leaves Ludhiana, with the promise that they will be back 5 months later for the wedding. Meanwhile, Suraiya is pregnant.
During this time tensions between Hindus and Muslims escalate dramatically, and violence outbreaks all throughout India. Hate crimes against Muslims become common, and the fighting spreads all across India states, getting threateningly closer to Ludhiana every day. As the fighting becomes more pronounced, Muslims retaliate, leaving nobody safe. Saleem seems to be under the impression that his Hindu friends and families will be able to protect his family from rioters, but upon trying to get this assurance from them, they say, “What will we say to them? Why would they listen to us?” Saleem begins sensing a cold distance his Hindu friends have developed towards him and, while on his way home, encounters a sobbing Muslim man who lost his entire family and home. He begins to realize the importance of the creation of Pakistan and rushes home, telling his family to tightly lock up their doors and gates and to be ready for any kind of attack.
On a fateful night, a group of Sikhs and Hindus attack the family’s home. All of the men (which includes many other Muslims who sought refuge in their house) stay on the bottom floor with their swords and knives intending to fight. All the women —including Bano, Suraiya, and Bano’s mother, Bibi)- are huddled on the roof of the house. Saleem and all the men brutally murdered in a terrible massacre. A pregnant Suraiya, upon seeing her husband stabbed, throws herself off the roof to be with her dying husband. She lays next to him, trying to move her bloodied hand to be with his, but a Sikh rioter brutally stabs her womb, killing Suraiya and her baby. Other women also throw themselves from the roof while others are carried away to be raped and killed. Bano’s other brother, Faheem, before being killed, shouts to his mother: “Choke Bano!” Bibi, with Bano’s tearful consent, tries to choke her to death to protect her from losing her honor, virtue, and religion from the Hindu and Sikh rapists, but two of Saleem’s Hindu friends arrive claiming to save them.
Saleem’s friend, Ram, tries to rape Bano, but his other friend saves her by killing Ram out of guilt. Bano, alone with Bibi, manages to escape Ludhiana, where they seek shelter in a refugee camp for Muslims. The Muslim refugees are headed by a young brave Muslim man who lost his entire family. Thirsty and hungry, they try to walk to Pakistan, encountering poisoned wells along the way. Eventually, Hindu rioters attack this caravan. Bano is separated from Bibi and raped. Bano crawls toward her mother’s now lifeless body, seeing her Ta’wiz necklace next to it. Bano, grief-stricken and in shock, wears her it and lays next to her body.
A Sikh man (Bilal Khan) stumbles upon Bano and her dead mother, and he helps nurse her back to health after her first rape. He then boards her on a train heading toward Lahore and leaves. It was common for trains to arrive in Lahore full of dead Muslims with only a few survivors, and this train was no exception: it is attacked by Sikh rioters. Basant Singh (Babrik Shah), a rioter, chases after Bano on the train. She turns around and shouts, “Do it! Do whatever you want to do! Your Guru (God) will never forgive you! I’ll ask him myself if he taught you Sikhs to do this to girls.” She then falls unconscious, and Basant Singh kidnaps her, bringing her to his home. She awakens in his home where he and his mother live. At first, she refuses to tell them her name, and so Basant Singh calls her Sundar Kaur, meaning “beautiful princess” in Punjabi. He gives her the impression that he will take her to Pakistan himself once the dangers are gone. He also tells her she can write to Hassan and he’ll deliver the letters. Bano believes his lies and cannot wait to go to Pakistan.
Throughout her time there, they constantly try to convert her to Sikhism. They take her to the Gurdwara to pray, but she sneaks off and prays the Muslim salat. Basant’s mother also forcibly teaches her how to recite Sikh scripture and forces her to wear the silver bracelet Sikhs wear. Bano says to his mother: “I can forget everything in this world. I can forget that I am Naseeruddin’s daughter, that I am the sister of Faheem and Saleem, and that I am Hassan’s fiance. But I can never forget that I am first and foremost a Muslim. I will never bow down to your Guru Granth Sahib!” Nearly a year later, Basanta has not lived up to his promise, claiming that the roadways are still blocked and that traveling to Pakistan is too dangerous of a venture. Eventually, Bano learns of his plans to forcibly marry her and convert her, and she attempts to run away again. This time though, when Basanta catches her, he doesn’t treat her gently as with the first time. He tries whatever method he can to break her; beating her, raping her, forcing her to become a Sikh, marrying her, and in the end, having her give birth to his child.
After many years Basant Singh runs to the roof to go save his child, because he is about to fall off a roof. Instead, he slips, falls, and dies. Bano immediately takes her son and leaves to go to Pakistan. Whilst this is happening, Hassan eventually falls in love with Rabia, another girl, and they become engaged. Bano is taken in by a lady who sends a letter to Hassan to inform him Bano has arrived.
Hassan receives the letter and takes Bano and the child home. Hassan decides to marry Bano, and wants to break off his engagement to Rabia. Rabia and her mother have been told about Hassan breaking off the engagement and visit Hassan’s house. Rabia’s mother tells Rabia to take care of Bano. Rabia obeys her, pleasing Hassan. However one day, he overhears a conversation between his parents about Rabia taking care of Bano so Hassan can see the goodness in her. He argues with Rabia, but Rabia insists that her love is truer than Bano’s. Bano overhears this and interrupts them telling them that if they truly want to do something for her, they should get married. The next day, Hassan finds out that Bano has left the house. Bano is living with a family where she does their household chores, she gets a job in a modern family where she realises that Pakistan is not how she thought it would be.
Bano goes to work for some work-supplies, but the cashier leads her to storage room and attempts to abuse her. She grabs hold of a scissor, and stabs hims to death. The police soon find about Bano’s murder, and arrest her. Bano is taken to a mental aasylum for recovery. Later, Hassan and Rabia who now are husband and wife, visit Bano.
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3. Dhuwan:
The story of this drama revolves around five young friends from the different parts of life, who want bring a positive change in society in order to serve their country. Azhar (Ashir Azeem) is newly appointed as ASP. He completed his engineering degree but to contribute to the society, he opted for the police duty. His first placement is in Quetta, where he finds his old friends: Dawood (Nabeel) who is a Doctor. There local friend Naveed also known as Nido (Asal Din Khan) who looks after his father’s business. One of there old acquaintance Wajid who is a crime reporter in a local newspaper. Naveed and Wajid train with their friend Hameed who is the owner of an arm’s store.
Azhar was being monitored by an undercover officer Sara (Nazli Nasr) posing as the UN worker. She most likely was providing information to the ministry in Islamabad. Their first meeting was on a flight to Quetta, there she tells that they are neighbors. Azhar is handed over a case of narcotics by the ministry and he is advised to assemble a team to carry out operations which cannot be shared by the local police, to avoid any possible tip-offs to the criminals. These five friends begin to train as a crack squad. They also begin to create a computerized database of NIC, Passport, and vehicle data
Shehr-e-Zaat revolves around a beautiful day-dreamer Falak Sher Afgan an only child to very rich parents. Falak is a student of fine arts who makes the sculpture of the man of her dreams and falls head over heels in love when she finds the breathing manifestation of it in Salman Ansar . But the more Falak tries to get close to Salman, the more he ignores her. Hamza is a close friend of Falak and he adores her dearly. Falak is oblivious to his love for her for a long time. Belonging to the elite class she has always been the centre of attention and never been deprived of anything. She never came across through religious brightness and divinity. Falak’s mother, Mehr-un-Nisa (Hina Khawaja Bayat) built her subsistence according to the worldly life. Finally, Falak manages to get married to Salman. They live happily together and Salman initially proves to be a good husband despite his father in law, Sher Afgan’s reservations. Life was luxurious and full of joy but destiny decides doom for Falak when Salman falls in love with an uneducated an crass employee Tabinda at his factory with whom he begins an extramarital relationship. Falak decides to meet Tabinda and confront her. Upon seeing her unattractive physical appearance and crassness, she goes in a state of shock and eventually suffers from a major nervous breakdown. She comes back to consciousness with a broken heart and for the first time in life looks at her tragedy from a different perspective. Instead of craving for Salman’s lost love she ponders over the power of destiny. The fact that Salman preferred Tabinda, an ugly looking woman with a loose character over her, forces her to go through a journey of self-discovery. She comes across bitter realities and learns the true purpose of life while receiving Islamic perceptions from her Nani . Falak adapts simplicity, patience and humbleness, she brought quietness in her life and manages to get rid of unnecessary worldly and hollow pursuits. She eventually accepts Salman back in her life after Tabinda leaves him but without her previous obsession.
And the best dialogues of this drama are
Title Song … :: (Yaar ko hm ny jabaja dehka kahin zahir khn chupa deka … )
2. Main Abdul Qadir Hoon:
Main Abdul Qadir Hoon is a unique story of a boy named Abdul Qadir. He has a heart of gold whose life goes through many twists and turns because of people around him trying to influence him. He is an obedient son but his parents are too busy with their own lives. He befriends a girl in his neighborhood by the name of Zareen (Alishba Yousuf) who is a spoilt and fast girl. She gradually influences him towards drinking alcohol and smoking. When he proposes to her she rejects him and a heart-broken Abdul Qadir is sent to England by his mother Meera
In England (those episodes were actually shot in Turkey), Abdul Qadir totally immerses himself in the local culture and befriends Faiz , Shah Mir and Sarmad. Here accidentally he meets Nell and employs her as his housekeeper. One day he attempts to be a bit too forthcoming and sociable with her, in response to this she pleads to him in the name of God and this hits him deeply. Nell gradually brings him back to religion. Abdul Qadir is so influenced with Nell that the two get married but Nell dies as she is suffering from Aids.
After living for 9 months in abroad, Abdul Qadir surprises his mother on his return by sporting a beard and wearing a cap. On her enquiring he tells her that he wants to be a religious scholar. Now Meera wants to change her son and for this asks for Zareen’s help. Zareen is now divorced twice and lives in poverty.
Zareen initially refused the offer from Meera, but afterwards, poverty gets the better of Zareen, and for the sake of money she takes her offer. Zareen run’s into Abdul Qadir while jogging one day, the later meet up with each other. They go out a few times. Meanwhile, Pasha, Zareen’s ex-husband, finds out about the plot and blackmail’s Zareen into giving him money to stop him from telling Abdul Qadir. On Zareen’s birthday, Abdul Qadir goes to Zareen’s house, where Pasha is already there, the door stays open, as Abdul Qadir overhears the plan his mother laid out. Pasha, at this time tries to rape Zareen, but Abdul Qadir steps in and protects Zareen. Abdul Qadir soon leaves the house. His mother now wants him to marry her best friends’ daughter, who initially was going to marry Jawad, an old friend of Abdul Qadir, who had extremely ill mannered habits. Abdul Qadir notifies Meera’s best friend about Jawad, and her daughter also catches Jawad in the presence of other girls.
Then Meera’s best friends daughter now wants to marry Abdul Qadir, but while all this is happening, Faiz, his friend abroad is sick, and his father wants Abdul Qadir to bring him back. Abdul Qadir leaves the house without greeting his mother, she thinks that he left because of her, and that he will never come back. Meera becomes sick and is hospitalised. When she returns from the hospital, the absence of Abdul Qadir dawns upon her. She slowly comes to love everything Abdul Qadir loved. She accepts the gardeners sons gift of sweets, which he wanted to give to Abdul Qadir because the gardeners son came first in his class. The son also wants to become a Muslim, after looking up to Abdul Qadir. Soon Zareen returns to her father, and finds out Meera is sick. She visits Meera’s house, where they have an emotional moment and they hug each other. Meera slowly comes to realize the similarities between Zareen and Abdul Qadir. She soon develops a liking for her. Abdul Qadir returns to Pakistan after Faiz’s death and finds out that Zareen is about to get married, he sadly agrees to go for the ceremony where it is revealed that the wedding is for Zareen and himself. After the wedding Abdul Qadir gives Zareen the ring in which he wanted to propose her years ago and then he tells her to call him Abdul Qadir instead of A.Q.
And Title Song … (Bhula main tera mera nisaan saya jo tujh sy jora hai mujh sy juda ay khuda …….. )
3. Parsa :
Parsa (Ayesha Khan), or Paari, is a Muslim girl whose parents Irfan and Waheeda are good friends with next-door neighborhood and old friends, Tina and Joseph and their son David, who are all devout Christians. Paari and David are good friends, and are often shown to be hanging out with each other. But then, Safia, Paari’s aunt and Irfan’s sister comes to meet them and asks Paari’s hand for her son Salman. Safia loves Paari a lot . When she asks, Irfan is very happy about her sister’s decision and agrees. Waheeda is also very happy. But then Paari is not happy because Salman, is quiet and shy, the complete opposite of loud and rambunctious Parsa. Paari doesn’t have any interest in Salman although her friend Sonu praises for her luck. One time in David’s house there is a New Year Party.Salman and Paari attend the party but Paari’s house servant tells something to Salman and Salman leaves the party. David and Paari dance but then Paari runs because of David’s way of dancing with her. When she is going towards the house, she sees an ambulance and her car following the ambulance. Waheeda is sitting in the car. She asks her mother what happened to which she replies that her aunt has got a heart attack. Waheeda, Salman and Irfan are shocked. Luckily Safia gets recovered and comes home. Waheeda is very happy. Unfortunately Safia dies and Salman and Irfan are shattered. Salman cries a lot. Waheeda is shocked for her sister-in-law’s demise because she thought Safia as her sister. Tina consoles her but she is also sad. Paari goes in a complete shock. So her mother says to concentrate in her studies. She excepts Salman as the choice of her parents and realizes that Salman needs het after her mother’s demise But things start to unravel when Parsa and David begin to fall in love. David confesses his love for her, and Parsa realizes that she too has feelings for him. Parsa at first refuses his proposal to her, using religion as an excuse, but David agrees to convert to Islam for her, and soon Parsa and the newly Muslim “Dawood” are married. Here begins the ultimate story, as Parsa and David struggle to gain forgiveness from their parents, and attempt to make a life for themselves despite their different religious backgrounds. Parsa and David move to Europe. Here after a lot of struggle and hardwork, they get their own apartment. Parsa falls pregnant and soon gives birth to a baby girl who she calls Momi and David calls Mary. The show takes an 18 year leap. Momi is all grown up now and Parsa is a well known and famous doctor. David and Parsa’s relationship is very poor and David has a girlfriend Rosylin who he hangs out with. Parsa is soon diagnosed with cancer and doesn’t disclose it to anyone. Parsa’s daughter Momi is going to Pakistan for her thesis on poor countries. After she leaves for Pakistan, Parsa’s health starts to worsen and soon David realizes his mistakes and moves back in with Parsa. During her time in Pakistan,Momi tells Salman to propose Sobia but then Sobia rejects him and cries a lot.Then Momi falls in love with Salman (Parsa’s ex-fiancée). Momi and Salman are married and whilst in hospital breathing her last Parsa begs David to divorce her. She then dies a peaceful death and David accepts Islam wholeheartedly. Momi and Salman build a Parsa Memorial Hospital in Parsa’s memory 🙂
Despite of the low quality lollywood movies, Pakistan has always managed to provide its audience with the quality entertainment in shape of dramas. Though the country has got a huge list of successful dramas on its credit, there are some of the very precious dramas that are truly cherished by the viewers of Pakistan, regardless of age and interest.
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For their stories, strong social message, great story plot, sequence, and real acting, Pakistani dramas examples is hard to found in other countries dramas. Pakistani box office has made a significant progress in dramas and telefilms. Even Indian audience is found of Pakistani dramas that’s why their leading TV channels are now broadcasting Pakistani dramas. Here is the list of all time blockbuster Pakistani dramas you want to watch again and again
I will Explain different categories of dramas Well a few of them in my other blogs websites ……..
Pakistani Dramas 