Top 10 Pakistani dramas of all time

Here is a list of the top 10 Pakistani dramas of all time, along with a comprehensive description of each:

"Humsafar" (2011):
Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan are the stars.
Sarmad Sultan Khoosat is the filmmaker Farhat Ishtiaq is the author.
The plot of "Humsafar" is one of love, devotion, and atonement. Ashar (Fawad Khan) and Khirad (Mahira Khan), who are coerced into marriage, are the centre of the story. Their journey is chronicled in the play as they deal with disagreements with family members and society at large. Despite the difficulties, their love grows, and they work to get through the problems to be happy.

"Zindagi Gulzar Hai" (2012

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Fawad Khan and Sanam Saeed are the stars. Sultana Siddiqui directs Umera Ahmed wrote this.

Story: "Zindagi Gulzar Hai" examines the striking inequalities between Kashaf (Sanam Saeed) and Zaroon (Fawad Khan), two people from very different socioeconomic backgrounds. The play skillfully depicts their journey as they deal with love, heartache, and personal development, underlining the significance of women's emancipation and challenging social standards.

"Dastaan" (2010):

Fawad Khan and Sanam Baloch are the stars. Haissam Hussain is the director. By Samira Fazal Story: "Dastaan" portrays the touching story of Bano (Sanam Baloch) and Hassan (Fawad Khan) and is set during the tumultuous Partition of India. As they are split apart by the division, it portrays their unwavering love and the sacrifices they make. The impact of the division on families and people is compassionately shown in the play.

"Alpha Bravo Charlie" (1998):

Faraz Inam and Qasim Khan star. Shoaib Mansoor is the director. Muhammad Ahmed is the author. The story of "Alpha Bravo Charlie" centres on three buddies who enlist in the Pakistani Army: Faraz (Faraz Inam), Kashif (Qasim Khan), and Gulsher (Abdullah Mahmood). The drama highlights their training and deployment experiences while reflecting the spirit of friendship, patriotism, and the difficulties experienced by troops.

"Ankahi" (1982)

Shehnaz Sheikh and Javed Sheikh are the stars. Shoaib Mansoor is the director. Haseena Moin is the author

The story of "Ankahi" centres on Sana (Shehnaz Sheikh), a young person with speech disability. Sana has a lively personality and an unbreakable spirit despite her communication difficulties. Her challenges, goals, and complex relationships with her family and society are highlighted in the play.

"Diyar-e-Dil" (2015):

Osman Khalid Butt and Maya Ali are the stars. Haseeb Hasan, director Farhat Ishtiaq is the author. The dysfunctional Qureshi family serves as the focal point of the family epic "Diyar-e-Dil"'s plot. Two separated brothers, Behroze (Mikaal Zulfiqar) and Suhaib (Ali Rehman Khan), and their quest to mend fences are the main subjects of the narrative. The play illustrates the intricacies of love, forgiveness, and family ties effectively.

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"Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan" (2009):

Samiya Mumtaz and Faisal Qureshi are the stars. Babar Javed is the director. Umera Ahmed wrote this. The storyline of "Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan" is one of love, treachery, and redemption. It centres on Saba's (Samiya Mumtaz) existence, which is characterised by extreme suffering and injustice. Dramatic topics like self-discovery, resilience, and finding comfort in faith are all explored.

"Aangan Terha" (1989):

Shakeel and Bushra Ansari star. Qaiser Farooq is the director. Anwar Maqsood is the author. Plot: The satirical comedy-drama "Aangan Terha" offers a funny perspective on contemporary situations. The plot centres on the lives of many persons who reside in the "Aangan Terha" apartment complex. The play deftly draws attention to social and political issues that are pervasive in society through witty language and humorous situations.

"Durr-e-Shehwar" (2012):

Samina Peerzada and Qavi Khan are the stars. Haissam Hussain is the director. Umera Ahmed wrote this. The story of "Durr-e-Shehwar" examines the dynamics of marriage and the value of communication and compromise. The play centres on Shandana (Sanam Baloch), a contemporary lady who seeks advice from her grandmother's life lessons to deal with marital difficulties. The difficulties of relationships are depicted in a wonderful way, as is the sage advice that has been handed down through the years.

"Pyarey Afzal" (2013):

Hamza Ali Abbasi and Ayeza Khan are the stars. Nadeem Baig is the filmmaker Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar is the author. The plot of "Pyarey Afzal" centres on the love affair between Afzal (Hamza Ali Abbasi), a young man with a turbulent history, and Farah (Ayeza Khan). The drama focuses on Afzal's transformational journey as he struggles to put his criminal past behind him and find true love while juggling interpersonal issues and cultural expectations.

These dramas have captured viewers' attention with their compelling stories, stirring performances, and provocative ideas. They continue to be regarded as timeless masterpieces and have made a significant contribution to the development and appeal of Pakistani television.