Rehaii was a brilliant drama about the evils of child marriage, and Udaari also revolves around very serious issues such as child abuse and sexual assault.
#ALPUS DRAMAS MAY 2016 SERIAL#
Will fate ever allow Salahuddin and Mannu to unite? Perhaps Shakespeare has the answer: "The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.”Īfter Rehaii, this is Farhat Ishtiaq’s - who has previously written Humsafar and Dayar e dil - second serial in collaboration with the NGO, The Kashaf foundation. While the serial is, may be, losing its edge for some, the approaching entry of a strong actress like Aisha Khan promises to bring the zing back into the story. The cast also includes Gohar Rasheed, who has given a solid performance as Mannu’s villainous husband. The serial is directed by Haseeb Hassan - who delivered a big hit last year in the form of Dayar e Dil - and written by Samira Fazal - the writer of many popular serials like Shukk, Alvida and Dastan. Lush sets, bright lights and soaring background music makes it an easily digestible piece of entertainment.
Maya Ali has surprised critics with a strong performance as Mannu - the naive girl next door. Mann Mayal is tangible proof that whether he is awake or asleep in a role, the public loves watching Hamza Ali Abbasi on screen. Writer Faiza Iftikhar (who has earlier delivered Roag and AunnZara) delivers a complete package to the audience humour, social commentary and pure entertainment all rolled into one sharply plotted drama.ĭespite complaints about the lack of screen chemistry between the lead couple and some contradictions in the story line, this drama remains at the top of the ratings. When businessman-cum-goon Mohid (played by Humayun Saeed), falls in love with her she refuses to accept his proposal and meets every challenge he sets for her with one of her own.ĭirected in a suitably 'filmi' style by Nadeem Baig of Pyarey Afzal and Jawani Phir Nahi Aani fame, this fast-paced story is a battle of wits and egos, where the main characters are unwilling to back down an inch. Played by Mehwish Hayat, this dabangg character is not just a pretty face she is strong, intelligent and very resourceful. If you are tired of the usual 'mazloom aurat' or ' bholi larki' suffering the slings and arrows of cruel fate, Anmol is here to rescue you. For all those who have been burned by slick promos and well-made teasers, here is a guide to some of the best dramas on right now and the best bets for the upcoming crop.ġ.
#ALPUS DRAMAS MAY 2016 TV#
Hopefully our TV guide can save you the trouble of having to sit through weeks of bad acting and ridiculous melodrama (unless you want it!). Bear in mind though, while most of these shows are already on air, there are some which are yet to premiere. Looking for a good drama to watch? Tired of flicking through channels and trying to decipher which serial might be worth following? Fret not! We have compiled the ultimate list of Pakistani dramas that you shouldn't miss. Looking for a good drama to watch? Tired of flicking through channels? Fret not!
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