Karachi:
Ready to abandon your usual TV routine and dive into something that will make you collar on your screen? We have traveled the dramatic landscape and found four shows which are anything but predictable. Forget the same old intrigues and prepare for a whirlwind of fresh twists and turns, with the best of the talent of a small screen actor.
Whether you want intense social comments, a roller coaster of emotions, psychological intrigue or an elegant mess, these dramas are about to become your new obsessions. So, burst this popcorn and prepare to look excessively through the ultimate drama!
Zard Patton Ka Bunn
If you are looking for a drama that is not content to hit the usual notes, Zard Patton Ka Bunn is your next frenzy. Sajal Ali, who poured her glamorous veneer, plays Meenu, a village girl who is looking for to become the first woman in her village to go to university. Its representation is raw and fascinating, making you encourage it against all odds. Hamza Sohail completes it perfectly like Dr. Nofil, a doctor with a poetic soul that challenges his privileged history.
Never of granular realities, the series attacks everything, from the control of the population to sexist violence with a mixture of humor and honesty. The support cast, including pillars like Rehan Sheikh and Samiya Mumtaz, is an additional advantage that makes each scene living.
Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum
After almost a decade of the dramatic scene, Fahad Mustafa is making a comeback in a romance still relatively new for Pakistani television. Hania Aamir, Javed Sheikh, Bushra Ansari, Emmad Irfani and many others join Fahad in an incredible range. With the writing of Farhat Ishtiaq and the direction of Badar Mehmood, the drama promises a roller coaster of emotions that will keep you from start to finish.
At the base, Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum Play with the opposites attracts Trope, with Fahad like Mustafa – a younger brother obsessed with video games, was related to Hania Sharjeena, a Nerd who loves the book with a sweet but fierce personality. Add to this mixture of the elderly elderly brother Adeel, his assertive boss Rubab and a family of support, and you just know that you enjoy.
Kaisi Hai Ye Ruswai
Another Hania Aamir Starrer, Kaisi Hai Ye Ruswai Brings together the star with his Farhan Saeed co-star. Under the visionary direction of Wajahat Rauf, the intimate narration of the drama is made all the deeper by the writing of Asma Nabeel. The veteran, who finished the script just before his death, is required to swing a lot with his last offer.
With Hania, Farhan, Kinza Hashmi and Bushra Ansari, the drama explores the dark belly of societal standards and personal integrity. The intrigue is a labyrinth of deception and revelation, exposing the granular realities of the way society judges and rejects those who dare to challenge its expectations. For those who want a domestic scenario with a hint of original, Kaisi Hai Ye Ruswai is one to mark on your surveillance list.
Gentleman
When a drama like Gentleman Drop, with stars from Pakistan and a greater than life ambition, it is impossible not to sit and take note. Directed by Haisam Hussain and written by Khalilur Rehman Qamar, the drama presents Humayun Saeed like Iqbal Munna, sailing in the dangerous lawn of the underground world of Korangi with the charm and the threat with Adnan Siddiqui playing the merciless, Rehmati Bhai. The interactions of Munna with Dilbar by Ahmad Ali Butt add a layer of dark humor which recalls the dynamics of the emblematic duo.
Meanwhile, the representation of Yumna Zaidi of Zarnab, a determined journalist, is as captivating as they are fierce, contrasting strongly with the Mifra of Sohai Ali Abro, whose obsession for Faris, an assistant commissioner played by Zahid Ahmed, adds another Complex love triangle torsion. Although the chills full of action that you could expect from a gangster series are somewhat silent, the suspense of the drama and the story focused on the characters offer a lot to keep you hung.
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