Dramas

Where's the South Asian Sci-Fi on Screen? The Future is Waiting

Okay, let’s have a little heart-to-heart: why is South Asian sci-fi still trapped in the shadows? We’ve got the stories,...

Jafaa: When to Stay and When to Walk Away

Is Saving a Broken Marriage Worth It? Over i32 episodes, Jafaa tackled pressing issues such as domestic violence, mental...

Tan Man Neel o Neel: Scandal, Secrets and Social Media

CAST: Sehar Khan, Shuja Asad, Nadia Afgan, Sammiya Mumtaz, Nauman Masood New episodes: Saturdays at 8:00 on Hum TV What happens...

Meem Se Muhabbat: Sifarish Meets Love!

When Farhat Ishtiaq’s name is attached to a drama, you don’t hesitate—you dive in. That’s exactly what I did with Meem Se...

Jafaa: When to Stay and When to Walk Away

Is Saving a Broken Marriage Worth It? Over i32 episodes, Jafaa tackled pressing issues such as domestic violence, mental health, and profound emotions that can either strengthen or shatter a marriage. Penned by Samira Fazal and helmed by Danish Nawaz, this Hum TV series aired for 7 months with

Hum TV

Azaan Sami Khan Takes 2025 by Storm: Meri Tanhai and Ae Dil

Could 2025 be the year Azaan Sami Khan becomes a breakout acting sensation? All signs point to yes. Already a household name in the Pakistani entertainment industry, the musician-turned-actor has made his presence felt in both music and drama. Now, he is set to take center stage in HUM TV’s upcoming...

Green TV

Mohabbat aur Mehngai Finally Finds a Little Heart, but It’s Too Late

In Mohabbat aur Mehangai, Green TV tackles the twin struggles of love and inflation (a bold title choice, if nothing else). Written by Javeria Saud, the drama follows two unrelated families—a wealthy but emotionally stunted upper-class household and a broke, constantly bickering lower-income family—...

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Why I stopped watching Bharam: 4 shows about sisterhood to watch instead

In a world where wearing jeans is a criminal act and virtue is measured in soft resigned sighs, the new show “Bharam” serves up a cartoonish battle between two sisters—one rebellious and denim-clad, the other practically made of piety and halos—no nuance, no arc, just pure moral checkbox checking. If...

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Faraar 06— Batish, Fasih, and Sadia’s Worlds Collide

The carefully laid groundwork of Faraar’s early episodes is finally paying off as the precipitating factor of Professor Hamdani’s murder sets the stage for key characters to collide. With his death acting as the catalyst, the episode weaves together threads of political intrigue, personal vendettas,...

Faraar Green TV

Faraar 04: Loyalty, Revenge, and Political Realities

Cast: Hamza Ali Abbasi, Sohai Ali Abro, Nadia Jamil, Ahmed Ali Akbar and Danyal Zafar. Themes: freedom, loyalty , and sacrifice The third episode’s jaw-dropping finale left us curious and intrigued, with its dark humor, moral ambiguity, and looming tensions setting the stage for an electrifying...

Green TV

6 Reasons Why Guftugu is a Game-Changer

You Haven’t Seen the Best Show of the Year Yet! In a television media landscape crowded with melodrama, Guftagu, a web-series anthology directed by Nadeem Baig, stands out as the best show you probably haven’t seen. This series sponsored by Click is rare, meaningful, and emotionally resonant....

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Faraar 03: A Dangerous Web of Love and Lies

After two episodes filled with tangled loyalties and moral gray areas, Faraar deepens its intrigue with Episode 3, ramping up the tension even further. At the heart of this episode lies a gripping exploration of betrayal, loyalty, and trust, as characters grapples with conflicting allegiances and the...

Faraar Green TV

Faraar: when the lines between hero and villain blur

Cast: Hamza Ali Abbasi, Sohai Ali Abro, Nadia Jamil, Ahmed Ali Akbar and Danyal Zafar. Themes: justice, honour, and the pursuit of redemption. The characters of Green’s new crime drama are morally messy: Fasih, a suspended cop with a strong sense of justice, Batish,...

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First thoughts on Bharam 2024

Welcome to yet another drama that pairs acchi behen (obedient, pious, and moral) with buri behen (jean-wearing, boy-talking, and predictably doomed). And while the stakes of ARY’s Bharam so far are hilariously trivial, the subtext isn’t: morality is binary, and stepping off the “righteous”...

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Kabhi Mai Kabhi Tum is not a Love Story

Yes, Sharjeena and Mustafa were in love but their story is much more. Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum tackles economic survival, exploitation, and the evolving dynamics of modern relationships. As this young couple heads into the word they battle a greater villain than a mere evil relative, they also contend with...

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