Monday, 30 January 2012
Kaash Main Teri Baiti Na Hoti by GEO TV Episode 75
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Soap Serial Kaash Main Teri Baiti Na Hoti by GEO TV Episode 75
Written By: Kifayat Rudini
Directed By: Syed Ali Raza (Osama)
Produced By: Sameena Humanyun Saeed & Shahzad Naseeb
Cast:Fatima Effendi, Danish Tehmoor, Shahid Naqvi, Javeria Abbasi, Salma Zafar, Saleem Mairaj, Ismat Zaidi
Mujhe Sandal Kar Do by HUM TV Episode 32
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Drama Serial Mujhe Sandal Kar Do by HUM TV Episode 32
Written By: Syed Wasi Shah
Directed By: Amjad Hussain Khan
Produced By:Gold Bridge Media
Cast: Fazila Qazi, Firdos Jamal,Aasma Abbas,Badar Khan,Ali Afzal, Aslam Shaikh & others
Nadamat by HUM TV Episode 5
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Nadamat by HUM TV Episode 5
Directed by Dilawar Malik
Written by K. Rehman
Cast: Sajid Hassan, Sanam Baloch. Shahood Alvi, Zhalay Sarhadi, Taifoor Khan, Shamim Hilali, Shakeel,Bindiya Soniya Hussain and Imran Ashraf
Babul by PTV HOME Episode 95
Pakistani TV Drama Babul by PTV HOME Episode 95
Writer: Syed Wasi Shah
Cast: Saba Faisal, Ayesha Sana, Azra Aftab, Mohsin Gilani, Bilal Khan, Rashid Mehmood, Rabi Peerzada, Sohail Sameer.
Kaafir by Ary Digital Episode 9
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Kaafir by Ary Digital Episode 9
Samina Humayun Saeed & Shahzad Nasib's Kaafir
Directed by Shahid Shafaat
Written By Abdul Khaaliq Khan
Cast: Aisha Khan, Humayun Saeed, Shabbir Jan, Samina Perzada, Parveen Akber, Shama Zaidi, Affan and others
Dil Chup Chup Roaye by APlus Episode 23
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Drama Serial Dil Chup Chup Roaye by APlus Episode 23
Director: Sohail iftikhar Khan
Writer: Jahanzeb Qamar
Producer: Muhammad Nauman Malik
Cast: Beenish Chuhan, Maria Khan, Shamil Khan, Raheela Agha, Imran Urooj, Sohail Sammer, Kamran Mujahid, Raima Khan,
Saleena Sipra, Ashraf Rahi, Arshad Niyazi, Shabana Bhatti, Freeha Jabeen, Beena Chuhadry, Sohail Cheema
Jo Chalay to Jaan Say Guzar Gaye by GEO TV Episode 18
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Drama Serial Jo Chalay to Jaan Say Guzar Gaye by GEO TV Episode 18
Written By: Maha Malik
Based on her famous novel, "jo chaley tow jaan sey guzar gaye")
Directed By: Nadeem Siddiqui
Produced By: A & B Production
Cast:Noman Ejaz, Jaana Malik, Saba Qamar, Sami Khan, Qavi Khan, Kashif Mehmood
Dareecha by Ary Digital Episode 75
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Soap Serial Dareecha by Ary Digital Episode 75
Cast: Fazila Qazi, Imran Aslam, Sana Askari, Salma Hasan, Yasir Hussain, Hina Biyaat, Soniya Hussain, Fawwad Khan, Rashid Farooqi , Atif Bader
Directed by: Faiz
Produced By: Adeel Farhan
Written By: Syed Mohammed Ahmed
Sure by PTV HOME Episode 30
Pakistani TV Drama Sure by PTV HOME Episode 30
Writer: Amna Khalid.
Cast: nadia hussain, nayyar ijaz, hina dilpazeer, shahood alvi, Mehwish Siddiqui, Seemi Pasha, Sajid Shah.
Khaber Naak 29th January 2012
Khaber Naak 29th January 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCmCKfD0ySc
Awam Ki Adalat 29th January 2012
Awam Ki Adalat 29th January 2012
Mazhabi Inteha Pasandi Hamare Muashrey Ko Deemak ki trah Chaat Rahi hai?
REPEAT of 16th Occtober 2011 Program
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4I2IzZRKjA
Aik Din Geo Ke Sath 29th January 2012
Aik Din Geo Ke Sath 29th January 2012
Javed Hashmi
Mere Mutabiq with Hasan Nasar 29th January 2012
Mere Mutabiq with Hasan Nasar 29th January 2012
Artist of The Month by A Plus TV Episode 13
Artist of The Month by A Plus TV Episode 13
Producer:Naeem Ul Hassan
Artist of the month will feature a renowned Singer in 4 episodes of a month. The singer featured as the Artist of the Month will sing his/her famous songs
Ek Nazar Meri Taraf by GEO TV Episode 14
Pakistani Urdu GEO dramas Ek Nazar Meri Taraf by GEO TV Episode 14
Written By:Zanjabeel Asim Shah
Directed By:Owais Khan
Project Head: Noor-ul Huda Shah
Executive Producer: Syed Mubashir Imam
Cast: Alishba Yousuf,Mahnoor Baloch,Babar Ali, Noman Ejaz,Nibra Bucha,Hasan Niazi,Ahsan Balaj, Shamim Hilali
Bichray Tou Ehsas Hua by A Plus TV Episode 5
Pakistani Urdu Serial Bichray Tou Ehsas Hua by A Plus TV Episode 5
Producer:Raheel Rao, Barkat Sidiqui
Director:Barkat Sidiki
Writer:Muhammad Asif
Cast:Meera, Nauman Ejaz, Iffat Umar , Azfar Rehman, Roohi Khan, Taifoor Khan.
Dil Behke Ga by PTV HOME Episode 16
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online PTV Drama Serial Dil Behke Ga by PTV HOME Episode 16
Writer: Anwar Sajjad
Cast: Numan Ijaz, Iffat Umar , Mehmood Aslam, Shamim Hilali.
The Terrible Appeal of Hum TV Drama Humsafar
The Terrible Appeal of Hum TV Drama Humsafar
Humsafar is Based On A Urdu Novel By Farhat Ishtiaq
Written By: Farhat Ishtiaq.
Directed by: Sarmad Khoosat.
Produced By: Momina Duraid
Cast:Fawwad Khan, Mahira Khan, Naveen Waqar, Atiqa Odho, Noor Hassan, Behroz Sabzwari, Saba Faisal, Hina Bayat
The appeal of Humsafar is obvious. You could cut through the weird chemistry between Khirad and Ashar. Ashar is a hero authors of romance novels would be envious of. Eye candy, nakedly sexual, he stares arduously at his love interest with desire that would give the Grammarian and the Ayesha Bawani school girl goose bumps. He is clean cut. He smiles infrequently, and when does it seems as if it were a gift. Physical contact is at a minimum. Sex is implied, and there is a chastity reminiscent of Zia era dramas that drives people insane with tension.
Khirad on the other hand, played by the cherubic Mahira, with bright makeup, and translucent skin, appears surprisingly asexual — the recipient of the man's desire, derision, and disdain – not interfering too much with the screen appeal of Ashar, with nice beauty, but insipid enough to not be threatening to female viewers. And being surprisingly silent, when all you want her to sit him down and feverishly explain the terrible misunderstanding the entire infuriating play is constructed on, over a cup of coffee or a glass of vodka.
If Khirad's father taught her such great values, why was, her mild protestations notwithstanding, marriage into an affluent family and its inevitable accompaniments — an abusive mother in law, and a passive aggressive unpredictable husband — the only way to material security? Her mind that works faster than a calculator could also have landed her a Phd stipend at the University of Punjab where she could have raised her daughter modestly, but well. If not, then a junior analyst position at Engro where she would have adequate medical coverage for her child. And if not that, there could be situations around inflation and lack of opportunities. Eventually, she could have met a man less verbally challenged than Ashar and they would have actual conversations instead of old words reverberating in their heads like bipolar memories. In fact what Khirad's father taught her was the hegemonic values – where honesty is inextricably entwined with being a good wife, and a submissive, self denying woman whose moral sexuality is her ticket to a livelihood.
The house is central to the play. It is luxurious. It has a swimming pool (virginal) in the background, and tasteful art. It is sterile, hotel like, and it's the woman's object of ultimate attainment. Khirad got thrown out, and in a scene that played cruelly on all women's insecurities we are shown what capitalist patriarchy giveth, it taketh, if you can't abide by bourgeois society's moral ethics. Underlining, Khirad's dramatic eviction from the House is the fact that she did abide by these ethics and is of unblemished character. It is she of moral purity who deserves the House rather than the manipulative mother in law. In an earlier episode it is the mother in law who is threatened with eviction if she does not agree with her husband's decision to respect his dying sister's wish. But, the mother in law's non nuanced evil aside, isn't it troubling that women despite age, motherhood and having maintained homes are always on the verge of losing it all — always at the whim of later apologetic, yet unapologetic men? And sadly, have to rely on puppeteering their sons for personal fulfillment. Note that the mother in law has a possibly satisfying career in an NGO – but this worldly fulfillment fades in comparison to the infinite delights of tormenting her child.
If Khirad has not submitted happily to Ashar's gradual advances, and had asserted sexual autonomy or difference, then what? When she does give up on him, it is because he is weak and could not protect her. But imagine a Khirad who is coming of age and is actually exploring multiple, conflicting sexual emotions towards her cousin husband and maybe even her classmate, and later, raising her child as a single mother and meeting a man of her choice? But this would of course mean complexity and a screenplay that does not rely on overly simplistic archetypes. Functioning within the confines of patriarchy, Khirad cannot lose her chance of reunion with Ashar by responding to any other man in her four and a half years as a single woman. Playing on scenes in Bollywood, where the woman's purity is depicted through devoted, childlike prayer, as the male voyeurs, here too in Episode 19, Ashar is shown after Khirad has vulnerably bared it all before her God.
Ashar too stays pure. But promiscuity will not cost him a home. His celibacy (and virtual impotency) is affirmation of his unattainability. No wafer think vamp like Sara can put her claws in him. Sara's character, again, is monosyllabic evil. And the fact that she runs the show at corporate HQ when Ashar is in the doldrums is not commendable, but rather evidence of her manipulative abilities. That she uses yoga to keep her grounded in her evil designs is yet weird social commentary as is her always western attire. And since the drama is PG, we never see Ashar succumbing to Sara's advances (though it would add a twist and a moral dilemma) despite being in hotels together and constantly in each other's homes.
The terrible appeal of Humsafar is that it confirms characters and stories set in deeply patriarchal frameworks. It is sexist justice that soothes the hearts of patriarchal vigilantes, and keeps us on because we want to see the mother in law shamed, humiliated and thrust out, and moral purity rise to the top in the reunion of Khirad and Ashar. It is a modern day fairy tale, better than Cinderella, worse than Shrek, born again revival of TV drama in a tweeting world.
Posted by karachi feminist
Khalida Ki Walida by PTV HOME Episode 72
Pakistani TV Drama Khalida Ki Walida by PTV HOME Episode 72
Writer: Dr. Atta Ullah Aali
Cast: Saba Qamar, Saba Faisal, Firdous Jamal, Raima Khan.
Bulbuley by Ary Digital Episode 126
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Bulbuley by Ary Digital Episode 126
Cast:Nabeel, Mehmood Aslam, Aisha Umar and others
Director:Rana Rizwan
Writer:Ali Imran
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaetZtKFX-Y
Aa Dekhein Zara by PTV HOME Episode 22
Pakistani TV Drama Aa Dekhein Zara by PTV HOME Episode 22
Ali Asghar
Cast: Sara Chauhdry, Sofia Mirza, Rachal, Saba Kazmi
Bhinak by TV ONE Episode 16
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Drama Serial Bhinak by TV ONE Episode 16
Produced by: M. Content for TV ONE Global
Cast: Maria Wasti,Khubsurat,Lubna Aslam, Mubashir aapa, Rashid Farooq, Zaheen Tahira, Saleem Javed
Directed by :Shaqielle Khan
Written by: Irfan Ahmed Urfi
Love Life Aur Lahore by APlus Episode 235
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas online Drama Serial Love Life Aur Lahore by APlus Episode 235
Producer: Zahid Mian.
Director: M.Usman, Zulfiqar Ali
Writer: Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar
Cast :Sami Khan, Shamyl Khan, Saleem Sheikh, Faizan Khawaja, Fiza Ali,Farhana Maqsood, Laiba Khan, Kiran Haq,
Yasmeen Haq, Khalid Butt,Kamran Mujahid, Ashraf Ali, MohsinGillani, Asma Abbas ,Shaista Jabeen, Naeem.
Kuch Pyar Ka Pagal Pan by Ary Digital Episode 19
Pakistani Urdu Desi dramas Kuch Pyar Ka Pagal Pan by Ary Digital Episode 19
Directed by Haissam Hussain
Written By Samira Fazal
Cast: Sanam Baloch, Aisha Khan, Fawad Khan, Mikaal Zulfiqar