Dramas

Written by Yogeshwar Karera and directed by Ali Junejo, Bargad is an unsettling look at family, faith and the things we choose...

Raqaas Has Some Terrible Parents

There are no slammed doors in Dilawar’s house. No loud music. No carefree laughter. Not even the simple pleasure of...

The Superman and the Sinner: What Faith Means in Dar-e-Nijaat

How does a lost man find something to live for when he has lost all direction? Zamil is arguably the character you are most...

What Aap ki Izzat gets right about female rage

Aap Ki Izzat gets something right about female rage that many dramas miss. Rage is not just a destructive emotion, sometimes...

Raqaas Has Some Terrible Parents

There are no slammed doors in Dilawar’s house. No loud music. No carefree laughter. Not even the simple pleasure of standing outside when it rains. Instead, everyone tiptoes. In Raqaas, Green TV’s latest exploration of honour, misogyny and domestic control, fear has become so thoroughly embedded in a family that

Green TV

This Eid Telefilm Shows The Perfect Brother

Bechara Dil, Green TV’s Eid telefilm, is a refreshingly tender and unexpectedly sharp coming-of-age story centered on a young man learning how to lead. We fall in love with Umar, played with understated vulnerability by Shahzad Sheikh. He isn’t your typical “man of the house.” A struggling stand-up comedian...

Opinions

The Urgency of Responsible Storytelling in Pakistani Television

Television in Pakistan rarely pushes back. Most dramas reinforce the same message: don’t question authority, protect tradition, and preserve the status quo. A woman punished for wanting more. A man rewarded for saying less. Most of our screen stories serve the same goal. Don’t question the preacher....

Faraar Green TV

Final Faraar Twist: Assassin Seeks Your Prayers

After 25 episodes of blood, betrayal, and blurred morals, Faraar finally reached its conclusion.But after the thrilling buildup of the previous episodes, the finale was a major letdown. While the series deserves credit for venturing into uncharted territory in Pakistani television, its ending exposed...

Faraar Green TV

Faraar: No Heroes, No Villains — Just a Failed System

In a television landscape saturated with melodrama and moral binaries, Faraar broke out to become one of the most riveting, genre-bending dramas Pakistan has seen in years. What started as a manhunt spiraled into a slow-burning, psychologically layered thriller. Now, with the finale just days away, fans...

Geo TV

Misery is the Main Character in Behkaway

The premise of Geo’s daily soap Behkaway is tragically simple: one woman suffers endlessly while everyone around her is emotionally abusive. Shopkeeper Zubair (Yasir Nawaz) is a middle-aged man-child who is casually cruel to his wife Zeenat (Hiba Ali Khan). Zeenat is the model bahu who has been enduring...

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...

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