Dramas

Could Begin Watch become Pakistan’s answer to Netflix?

Begin Watch positions itself as Pakistan’s premium Netflix alternative, but can it justify its higher pricing in a market...

Why is no one discussing Leader’s brutal take on revolution?

I admit I came late to political thriller Leader. It’s not packed with big-name stars or viral reels. But this heartbreaking...

Kuch Ankahi - minority representation ARY Kashf Foundation

Decoding Primetime Hegemony: Who Is the Default Pakistani?

If you turn on your television in 2026, you will be confronted by a remarkably smooth world. There is no grit. There is no...

Bas Tera Saath Ho Reinvents Desi Cinderfella

ARY’s new drama serial Bas Tera Saath Ho turns the damsel-in-distress trope on its head. Farhan Saeed plays Anas, an oppressed...

Winter Love: Hum TV’s K-Drama Inspired Romance Is Melting

Few Pakistani dramas arrive with as much romantic potential as Winter Love. Hum TV’s Mawra Hocane and Khushhal Khan-starrer combines an arsenal of beloved romantic tropes: enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn romance, forced proximity, and pretend marriage, as these two professions collide in increasingly awkward circumstances. Mushk (Mawra Hocane) inherits a matchmaking company

Green TV

Green TV: Do Kinaaray Is Peak Dysfunctional TV

Green TV’s Do Kinaaray is messy, regressive, and full of trauma dumps. So over the top it could be mistaken for satire, Do Kinaaray is everything that’s wrong with TV — a toxic mix of outdated gender roles, forced drama, and family guilt trips. Let’s get into it. Portraits, Parent Trauma &...

Geo TV

Hashtag Review: Glam, Grit, and a Mystery That Falls Flat

Two influencers. One deadly party. Zero surprises. Geo TV’s four-part mini-series Hashtag had all the makings of a viral hit—influencer drama, a shady party, and a murder mystery. Hashtag could have been a fast-paced thriller for the Instagram era, but despite its many strengths, it left me wanting more. The...

Faraar Green TV

Shakoor's rise to anti-hero in Faraar

With an overabundance of characters with their own convoluted backstories Faraar has plenty of action. This week was led by one unexpected character though: Shakoor. Thanks to Sikander Nawaz’s nuanced portrayal, Shakoor has gone from an expendable player to a central figure whose every action carries...

Hum TV

All the Things That Ruined Dil Wali Gali Mein

Hum TV’s Dil Wali Gali Mein, starring Sajal Ali and Hamza Sohail, had all the makings of something special. It was a slice-of-life story about real characters navigating believable struggles. At least, that’s what it should have been. Mujji and Deeju, two people madly in love, try to get married...

Geo TV

How Daayan Exposes the Power of Internalized Misogyny

I didn’t expect Daayan to be this gripping. On the surface, it’s just another family drama—wealthy feuding relatives, betrayals, forbidden love. But ten episodes in, it’s about misogyny and how women can become its most ruthless enforcers. From the very beginning, the show establishes a world where female...

Faraar Green TV

Faraar: Where Do You Run When No Place Is Safe?

The latest episode of Faraar, Green TV’s crime drama, delivered a masterclass in chaos, cringe, and questionable decision-making. From brain-numbing choices to dramatic showdowns, this episode had it all—whether we wanted it or not. A Facepalm-Worthy Showdown Faraz (Haroon Shahid) once again proved he...

Mawra Hocane, Ameer Gilani & Zaviyar Ejaz

Hum TV

Agar Tum Saath Ho: A Love Triangle Done Right

Three episodes in, Agar Tum Saath Ho (Hum TV) has already given us a classic love triangle with a side of Iago-level manipulation. Starring real-life couple Mawra Hocane and Ameer Gilani—who’ve already melted hearts in Neem and Sabaat—this drama adds Zaviyar Ejaz into the mix, making things even more...

Green TV

Ishq Di Chashni: More Bickering Than Baking, But We’re Hooked

If you love Hallmark-style romances where rivals bicker over the pettiest of things while their undeniable chemistry simmers from the start, Ishq Di Chashni on Green TV is a delightful pick for your Ramazan watchlist. This lighthearted romantic comedy follows two ambitious chefs, Sherry and Rakshi, determined...

Opinions

The Great Shift is Not a Compliment – We’re Not Your Aesthetic

I scroll through TikTok, and there it is—another video captioned “The Great Indian Shift.” Yesterday, we were the punchline of “curry” jokes. Today, we’re trending. But as a Pakistani woman, I see through the façade. Demure, well-read, and beautiful—has the world turned into a rishta-wali...

Sitaron Se Agay scores here for choosing a distinctive sport and narrative

Express TV

Pakistan’s First Squash Drama: Does Sitaron Se Agay Score or Miss?

In a television landscape dominated by family sagas and romance, Sitaron Se Agay immediately stands out as fresh and intriguing. A Pakistani sports drama—especially one centered on a young female squash player—feels groundbreaking. Express Entertainment’s concept is a winning one, but does the execution...

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