Lately, the Pakistani television industry has been producing some truly hard-hitting content and this year is no different. Here is our list of the 11 most interesting dramas of 2015 that you cannot miss!
1) Kaisay Huay Benaam
Another drama that poses the question: “What’s worse: a home without a woman or a woman without a home?"
The story-line depicts the bitter realities of society and unfolds the misfortunes and hardships a widow has to face in order to survive.
Starring: Noman Ejaz, Maria Wasti, Ahsan Khan, Neelum Munir
Genre: Drama/Social issues
Directed by: Asim Ali
Written by: Seema Munaf
Premiered on: 12th March (On Air)
Network: Geo TV
2) Khilona
Although not much has been revealed about the storyline yet, having seen the promo we can tell there will be a lot of captivating family drama and love in this serial. Might we add, the soundtrack is splendid!
Genre: Drama/Social issues/Romance
Cast: Gohar Rasheed, Areej Fatima, Aleezay Rasul, Adnan Jaffar, Hanzala Shahid, Zeba Bakhtyar, Shaheen Khan, Huma Zaheer and others
Directed by: Farrukh Faiz
Date of premiere: Not Released Yet
Network: ARY Digital
3) Khuda Dekh Raha Hai
The storyline revolves around a religious extremist woman who raises her children in a conservative environment while completely unaware of her daughter’s dream to become a singer. Her manipulative manner towards others is in stark contrast to what her religion preaches and that’s what keeps this serial so intense and interesting.
Genre: Drama/Social issues
Cast: Bushra Ansari, Sajal Ali, Agha Ali, Sana Askari, Imran Aslam , Parveen Akber, Qazi Wajid, Mehmood Akhter, Asad Siddiqui, Farhad Fareed, Pari Hashmi, Faryal Zafar, Neha Laaj, Manan Hameed & Anis Alam.
Directed by: Sabiha Sumar
Written by: Shahzad Javed and Afifa Muhammad
Date of premiere: 12th March (On Air)
Network: A Plus
4) Dayar-e-Dil
An adaptation of Farhat Ishtiaq’s famous novel, Dayar-e-Dill, the story focuses on issues faced by a family after the parents’ divorce; the real conflict arises when each parent feeds hatred into the hearts of their children against the other parent. Get ready for a host of moral lessons on relationships.
Genre: Drama/Social issues
Cast: Mikaal Zulfiqar,Sanam Saeed,Osman Khalid Butt,Hareem Farooq and Maya Ali
Directed by: Haseeb Hasan
Written by: Farhat Ishtiaq
Date of premiere: 17th March (On Air)
Network: Hum TV
5) Aye Zindagi
Shedding a different light into the lives of those affected by adoption, this story highlights the life of a female driven family - a mother with only daughters - who adopt a boy. Not only is the cast superb but the story is nothing less than gripping.
Genre: Drama/Social issues
Cast: Sakina Samo, Manzoor Qureshi, Sidra Batool, Affan Waheed Qureshi, Zarnish Khan, Hassan Ahmed, Hassan Niazi, Mosin,Gillani, Syed Mazhar Ali, Shamim Hilaly, Khalid Ahmed, Nida Mumtaz, Ali Abbas, Manal, Humaira Zahid, Sundas Tariq, Naushaba Javed,Sabahat Bukhari
Directed by: Adnan Wain Qureshi
Written by: Saira Arif
Date of premiere: 12th March (On Air)
Network: Hum TV
6) Mumkin
We’re suckers when it comes to love, not only do we gush over romantic dramas but we can’t wait to watch when the next episode will air. Well this serial won't disappoint you; a little bird tells us its story is all about a love affair sure to keep you asking for more!
Genre: Love story/Drama
Cast: Junaid Khan, Sarah Khan, Irsah Ghazal, Sajid Hassan, Yasir Mazhar, Saadia Faisal
Directed by: Furqan Khan
Date of premiere: 17th March
Network: ARY Digital
7) Mera Naam Yousuf Hai
One of the most awaited serials, Mera Naam Yousuf Hai follows the lives of two lovers. With a strong writer and talented director on board, we can bet Mehreen Jabbar will do justice to this drama.
Genre: Drama/Love story
Cast: Imran Abbas, Maya Ali, Mansha Pasha, Hina Bayat, Taqi Ahmed, Wasim Abbas, Ali Sheikh and Parveen Akbar
Directed by: Mehreen Jabbar
Written by: Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar
Date of premiere: 12th March (On Air)
Network: A Plus
8) Ishq Parast
Divorce brings with it a heavy baggage to bear; this serial shows the effects of a neglected child raised by divorced parents. The perception the child develops about relationships is the crux of the story.
Genre: Drama, Love story, Social issues
Cast: Armeena Rana Khan, Ahmed Ali, Arij Fatima, Jibran Syed, Shaheen Khan
Directed by: Badar Mehmood
Date of premiere: On Air
Network: ARY Digital
9) Alvidaa
The same cast and writer who brought to us the famous drama Dil-e-Muztar are back with yet another serial titled Alvida. The first few episodes depict a love triangle but with Shehzad Kashmiri directing this project we are sure it’s bound to take a U-turn at any point.
Genre: Drama/Love story
Cast: Imran Abbas, Sanam Jung, Mawra Hussain and Naveen Waqar
Directed by: Shehzad Kashmiri
Written by: Samira Fazal
Date of premiere: On Air
Network: Hum TV
10) Zid
What are we without our rights? A directorial trio work together on this serial to highlight the importance of standing up for your rights. However, not all those who stand up for their rights get full support and that is exactly what keeps us glued to this serial.
Genre: Drama/Love story/Social issues
Cast: Ahsan Khan, Maya Ali, Rabab Hashim, Kunwar Arsalan, Humayun Ashraf, Manzoor Qureshi, Sultana Zafar, Mehmood Akhter, Huma Nawab, Nousheen Shah, Angileen Malik, Ismat Zaidi, etc
Directed by: Adnan Wai Q, Momina Duraid & Mehroz Karim
Written by: Be Gull
Date of premiere: On Air
Network: Hum TV
11) Dil Hi To Hai
It’s hard to lose a sister but to marry her husband after her death is a different ball game altogether. A story fueled by a female protagonist; Javed Sheikh directs a family drama which takes on the story of a widow who marries her rich brother-in-law after her sister’s death.
Genre: Drama/Social issues
Cast: Shahzad Sheikh, Sanah Sarfaraz, Anoushay Abbasi, Atiqa Odho, Javed Sheikh and others
Directed by: Rashid Sami
Date of premiere: On Air
Network: Express Entertainment
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