What comes to your mind when you hear Pakistani Dramas? Still those Historical Dramas? Well now, we have several modern romance tales for you.
These dramas are likewise called as Pakistani serials. Although the peak number of serials is in the Urdu language. And now they are setting up in other Pakistani languages as well such as Sindhi, Pashto, Punjabi, and Balochi. It based oftenest of the dramas on Urdu Novels.
The Pakistani TV industry, which is rather a recent one even though has involved been rapidly picking up both in terms of demand and positive content.
In the consecutive years after 1969, many authors become television writers. According to Shailja Kejriwal, an executive at Zee Entertainment Enterprises, Pakistani dramas have prestige for “being posher than the resident happening” in India. The dramas are watched in India and other South Asian countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Pakistani Dramas comprise a limited number of episodes, yet they leave us fascinating by the storyline. If you are seeking a good television serial, well here are the Best Pakistani Dramas waiting for you.
Top 4 best Pakistani dramas
Humsafar
Humsafar is perhaps the most famous Pakistani drama that achieved enormous progress when it broadcast on television in India. Starring with Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan. The story revolves around Khirad (Mahira) and Ashar (Fawad), who are constrained to marry each other to fulfill the hopes of their parents. But Sara, Ashar’s Best Friend is in love with him. However, as they begin to reconcile, they must face the hurdles of life. Then they ultimately fall in love and have the most magnificent bond. Director Sarmad Khoosat and Farhat Ishtiaq gave us higher than a love tale; that is a romance between two people immensely. Well, the Indian audience loved the storyline, which is realistic. The Drama aired in the year 2011-2012.
Zindagi Gulzar hai
Kashaf (Sanam Saeed) is a persistent girl but takes an extremely cynical view about life. Her dad remarried when she was young and so she doesn’t want to rest on a man for anything. Zaroon (Fawad Khan) comes from a prosperous family but his orthodox nature makes the stronger sometimes. The two met while studying for their post-graduation and are at loggerheads throughout college. When they see again years later, Zaroon offers marriage, and Kashaf, who is a sovereign woman by now, is very skeptical. The drama depicts the delicate complexities of relationships practically. It is directed by Sultana Siddiqui and produced by Momina Duraib of Moomal Productions, which was broadcast on Hum TV.
Shehr-e-Zaat
The dramas is based on a novel of the same name by Umera Ahmad. Here the lead actress Falak (Mahira Khan) has an extravagant and delightful life. She falls in love with Salman (Mikaal Zulfiqar) and persuades him to marry her. Well, Salman agrees but situations shift in her life. Lately, she gets to know the real significance of life. The serial has captured beautiful morals within the storyline. Shehr-e-Zaat received widespread critical acclaim and is widely regarded to be one of the greatest television series of all time. It is directed by Sarmad Sultan Khoosat and produced by Momina Duraid and Abdullah Kadwani.
Dastaan
This love triangle is set during the separation era of India and Pakistan. Bano (Sanam Baloch) and Hassan (Fawad Khan) fall in love but are broken up because of the separation. Bano is kidnapped by a man in India who she hopes will take her to Pakistan one day. In their time apart, Hassan gets committed to Rabia (Mehreen Raheel). When Bano comes back, she feels disheartened by the state of Pakistan as someone tries to abuse her. The show wonderfully catches the tragedy of those who suffered immense losses during the partition.
Why Pakistani dramas are better than Indian dramas?
Well, the shows were broadcast back in 2013. The original storyline, style, performing skills, music. They are of the finest status. The title tracks of the Pakistani dramas keep it so delightful to the mind. The dialogues are at the climax height which encourages further deep understanding into it. Urdu is such a respectful language. And the series deals with the actual problems and not fictional. But the Pakistani serials have totally nailed the art of depicting women’s liberation on screen.
Which channel is providing the best dramas in Pakistan?
Geo TV has been providing the best dramas and has knocked all entertaining channels through the moment. Geo Tv was initiated in 2002 and owned by the Jang Media Group. Well, the transmission commenced on 1st October 2002. And the Geo Tv broadcast is based in Dubai Media City in the United Arab Emirates.
Pakistani Dramas Vs Pakistani Movies?
Pakistani Dramas are more engaging than Movies. It takes the storyline perfectly and has a fabulous ending with a beautiful meaning. The series of numbers are also quite a few, but it makes a big impact compared to movies. So series are more fun and engrossing for any individual to watch.
Do Pakistani Dramas showcase Bold scenes on screen?
To talk about bold performances on screen. There is no vulgarity on broadcasts, Pakistan bans ‘bed scenes’ and ‘intimate moments’ from TV in 2019.But before PEMRA, We have seen many bold scenes in Pakistani dramas.
Few bold scenes in Pakistani dramas
Thakkan
Mehwish Hayat and shamoon abbasi bold scene
That was our list for bold scenes in Pakistani dramas.
But Pakistani actresses have done so many bold scenes In Bollywood.
Few bold scenes of Pakistani actresses in Bollywood
Humaima malik kissing
Mawra Hocane kissing
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