Khudsar drama is bringing interesting soap entertainment for the viewers of the 9:00 pm slot. It is the latest project ofARY Digitalunder the production of Six Sigma Plus. Zubab Rana and Humayoun Ashraf play the lead roles. It is an intense drama filled with love, revenge, jealousy, and whatnot. Read this article to explore more about Khudsar drama cast, story, timings, release date, and more.
The story of Khudsar drama revolves around a self-centered girl Shazma who is extremely proud of her beauty and luck. She gets whatever she wants through any means. Shazma is arrogant and her ego hurts other people in her way. Her arrogance knows no boundaries in the drama and she does not even care about her family members. How will her self-centeredness pay her back? Watch Khudsar drama on ARY Digital.
Zubab Rana is one of the finest Pakistani actresses who has showcased her versatility in various best Pakistani dramas. From the innocent weighed-down girl to a confident strong-headed and even villainous lady, she has done all. Zubab’s famous drama serials are Behroop, Woh Pagal Si, Fitrat, Mehboob Apky Qadmo Main, and 101 Talaqein. She is acting as Shazma in Khudsar drama on ARY Digital who is a cunning self-centered girl.
Humayoun Ashraf is a Pakistani film actor who has worked in drama serials Ehsan Faramosh, Mere Damad, Inteqam, and Mushkil. He is 37 years old. Humayoun started acting in 2009. Khudsar is a new offering on ARY Digial. After Eid, a new season of dramas is dawning and Khudsar joins the list with an impressive cast and team behind it. Looks like Khudsar will have all the emotions, drama and masala elements that will be able to attract the audience. It is written by Asma sayani and the direction cap fell on the heads of director duo Syed faisal Bukhari and Syed Ali Bukhari.
The opening episodes of the drama serial RADD even though slow-paced, guaranteed that it is bound to be a ‘commercial hit’. Our producers and directors understand the formulas needed to reach the masses and are using them well. This trend is prevalent among the 3 leading entertainment channels. Flawless production quality and fan following of leading actors are often utilized to garner public attention. All commercial elements are integrated to ensure that these dramas effectively capture public attention.
It appears that Indian viewers are also significantly influencing the way Pakistani producers conceive dramas. The treatment given to these dramas has changed particularly on the channels that prioritize commercialism over other aspects of drama-making. This trend, driven by profit-driven motives, often undermines the essence of quality storytelling, diluting the depth and authenticity of narratives in favor of superficial tactics aimed solely at garnering mass appeal.
With almost everything yet under wraps for drama serial Radd, the air of mystery surrounding the storyline has left people guessing after the short teasers were released earlier. Radd offers viewers a tantalizing glimpse into what promises to be an emotionally charged and captivating drama. Sheheryar Munawar's recitation of a poignant poem in the teaser has left the audience in awe of his depth and soulful delivery.
Munawar's voice, with its rich emotive tone, has an almost magical quality that draws viewers into the narrative's emotional background. As he recites the lines of the poem, one can't help but be moved by the sincerity and passion that he infuses into every word. His voice carries the weight of heartache, but it also brims with hope, creating a poignant contrast that resonates with the audience.
The much-anticipated soundtrack for the upcoming drama serial 'Radd' has finally been unveiled.
This title track is a symphony of love, regret, and despair, intoned by the mesmerizing Asim Azhar, featuring the super-versatile Sheheryar Munawar, the gorgeous Hiba Qadir, and the suave Arsalan Naseer.
The melodious tunes and heartfelt lyrics of the soundtrack have resonated deeply with viewers, striking a chord that lingers long after the music fades.
The music video is enchanting and stunning, showcasing Sheheryar's graceful contemporary dance moves. It exudes a cinematic vibe with lush greenery and floral visuals, featuring Asim as well.
When Pakistan’s finest drama writers are brought to notice, Umera Ahmed always tops the list. An asset for the country, Ahmed has gained widespread popularity among readers in a very less frame of time. Her writings often explore social issues, human psychology, and spiritual themes, earning her acclaim for her storytelling and narrative style in Pakistani literature as well as media.
When the news of her next drama “Jannat se Aagay” made it to social media, her fans were absolutely overjoyed, expecting something poignant.
But did Umera Ahmed manage to lure the audience with Jannat Se Aagay or not?
JSA is a great story that emphasizes questioning about media ethics. It was carried by a stellar cast with Kubra Khan and Ramsha Khan in leading roles, however Gohar Rasheed, Saboor Aly, and Talha Chahour were seen in supporting roles.
The story revolves around Kubra’s character (Jannat) who is a morning show host and how her personal life is impacted by the unnecessary limelight. Then we had Ramsha’s character (Tabassum) a lower-middle class student who admires Jannat profoundly, is a fierce supporter of Jannat’s morning show and direly wishes to have a fanciful life- just like her celebrity crush, Jannat Ali Khan.
On the brighter side, we have a pretty stark portrayal of media, morning shows, and the fact that all that glitters is not gold. The lady smiling on the TV screen every day might be going through a lot personally.
Pakistani dramas often fail to hold viewers’ interest until the end. There are only a few dramas that manage to captivate audiences throughout their run, leaving a lasting impression. Jannat Se Aagay was definitely one such drama. Jannat Se Aagay not only succeeded in keeping my interest alive but also left a lasting impact with its compelling storyline, well-developed characters, and exceptional performances, especially by Ramsha Khan and Kubra Khan. Although this last episode of Jannat Se Aagay was not as wholesome as I was expecting it to be, the drama delivered as a whole.
The drama skillfully navigated through multiple themes, touching upon issues that are extremely relevant in a world overpowered by ‘influencers’. This narrative encouraged viewers to critically examine the impact of influencers on societal values, individual aspirations, and the blurred lines between reality and the carefully ‘edited’ images presented online and on media.
Although the main protagonist was a Morning Show host, the story definitely transcended the conventional boundaries of its setting. Umera Ahmed utilized the backdrop of electronic media as a platform to delve into deeper societal issues, moral dilemmas, or the intricate interplay between influencers and those they are influencing. As the story progressed, it unfolded as a canvas with a larger, more meaningful agenda. Not to mention the fact that different Morning Shows on Pakistani channels failed us time and again by promoting regressive themes as well as materialism.
Danish Taimoor is back on television in his signature style and his fans are super happy to see him. He is playing Shabrez and his leading lady this time is Komal Meer who is playing Meher. The drama started last night with a very fast paced episode and we got to see a lot in one episode. Danish is again playing a rich guy who wanted to take his own life due to his parents’ neglect while Komal is the girl who is bringing him back towards life. The first episode was shot in scenic views which further beautified the overall scenes.
The first episode focused on love developing between Mehar and Shabrez as Shabrez comes back towards a normal life again. We also have a sister rivalry going on with no explanation for it. We also have Saba Faisal, Ali Tahir and Mehmood Aslam in the drama to add the necessary masala and obstacles.
People had a mixed reaction towards the first episode of Rah e Junoon. Many thought Danish is playing the same role again while many thought Komal was miscast as Mehar. The drama however, still got over 2 million views in 12 hours showing that it clicked with the audience. Here is what people had to say:
In an exciting turn of events, acclaimed Pakistani stars and one of the favorite on-screen couples, Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed to once again shine together on the silver screen after the long span of 9 years for an upcoming project ‘Love Guru’ assuming a significant addition to Pakistani cinema.
The delightful update which has taken Mahira and Humayun’s massive fanbase completely thrilled has come to sight through social media and some other prominent media sources while stars did not confirmed the news yet.
It is important to mention here, Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed have garnered immense praise for their exceptional chemistry in the blockbuster film 'Bin Roy' which is still ruling on hearts.
Mahira Khan is hailed as one of the top actresses in Pakistani showbiz. She has proved her mettle to the world with her impeccable performances in Pakistani dramas and movies such as Humsafar, Bin Roye, Superstar, Hum Kahan Ke Sachay They, Bol, Razia and many more. She also debuted in Bollywood with SRK starrer, Raees. While the 39-year-old actress’ professional front has always garnered much limelight, Mahira's personal life is also one of the most talked about topics in the media.
Excitement is in the air as two of Pakistan’s most beloved stars, Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed, gear up to dazzle audiences once again in their upcoming film “Love Guru.” The news of their reunion on the silver screen after a hiatus of nine years has sent ripples of anticipation throughout the entertainment industry, reigniting fond memories of their previous collaboration in the blockbuster hit “Bin Roye.”
The film is known to be written by Vasay Chaudhry and directed by Nadeem Baig. The announcement has sparked a wave of excitement among fans who have eagerly awaited the opportunity to see these two talented actors share the screen once more.
Moreover, actors Sajal Aly and Dananeer Mobeen have been nominated for Best TV Actor – Female and Best Emerging Talent TV respectively.
Reacting to the honour, the ‘Kuch Ankahi’ star took to her Instagram stories on Tuesday and wrote, “Goodluck to the whole team. This project wasn’t easy for anyone.”
She continued, “When Sana Shahnawaz called me I knew I am doing this character without even reading my part.
Sajal Aly recently took to her Instagram Stories to express her gratitude for the multiple nominations received by the TV serial Sinf-e-Aahan in the upcoming Lux Style Awards. The nominations span across six distinct categories, showcasing the outstanding talent and dedication that went into creating this extraordinary piece of television.
The acclaimed TV serial has earned a nod in the Best TV Play (Viewer's Choice), Best Ensemble Play (Critic's Choice), Best TV Play Writer (Critic's Choice) for Umera Ahmed, Best TV Director (Critic's Choice) for Nadeem Baig, Best TV Actor (Critic's Choice) for Sajal Aly, and Best Emerging Talent (Critic's Choice) for Dananeer Mobeen.
Sajal, who plays a pivotal role in the series, conveyed her heartfelt appreciation for the nominations In her Instagram Stories, acknowledging the immense effort it took to bring Sinf-e-Aahan to life. She remarked, "Good luck to the whole team," while emphasizing the challenges encountered during the project's execution.
singer to advocate for the banning of his projects with ISPR as well. The user, utilising a mocking tone, addressed Asim as an "inqalabi bhai" (revolutionary brother) and encouraged him not to shy away, questioning how meaningful change would transpire without such bold steps.
"Come on inqalabi bhai, don’t be scared, aisay kaisay tabdeeli ayegi super star? (Come on, revolutionary brother. Don't be scared. How will change come otherwise, superstar?)," the user stated.
Without mincing his words, Asim replied to the X user. He stated, "Fun fact: Did not charge a single penny for this anthem/song. And the agenda is that I make a hundred more of such songs that uplift my nation or have a positive message. In this case, it was based on women empowerment: Sinf-e-Aahan."
Carrying forth, Asim added, "And a piece of advice for you too, my brother. Imam Ali has said, 'Don't see who's talking, hear what they're saying. I don’t do agenda-based art. So don’t try and make my art into that. Thank you."
The final episode of Ehd e Wafa, which was initially considered a sequel to Alpha Bravo Charlie –directed by Shoaib Mansoor -was supposed to be screened in cinemas on March 14 and 15. However, with cinemas shut down for at least two weeks in the wake of the corona virus, this didn’t materialize and viewers watched it on their TV screens this weekend (March 15).
With Ahmed Ali Akbar, Wahaj Ali, Ahad Raza Mir and Osman Khalid Butt headlining the Pakistan Army-centric narrative, the drama offered a fresh script to TV watching audiences. It did attract some negative criticism for not living up to the hype initially, especially when comparisons were made to Alpha Bravo Charlie, but the story picked up over the course.
Ehd e Wafa stood out for tackling an unusual genre, with male protagonists, their struggle and friendship being the highlight of the drama.Besides, the women in their lives, essayed by Hajra Yamin, Alizeh Shah, Zara Noor Abbas and Momina Iqbal, played small yet substantial roles that had impact on their male counterparts. Despite a males-centric plot, it was refreshing to see most of these women having a professional life and contributing to society, unlike most other Pakistani dramas.
Directed by Saife Hassan, the recently concluded drama serial revolved around the journey of four friends – Saad (Ahad), Shahzain (Osman), Shariq (Wahaj) and Shehryar (Ahmed), as they came together to study at the prestigious Lawrence College in Ghora Gali, Murree. Fun, fights, misunderstandings, distance and eventually reconciliation is what defined their friendship that only got stronger with time. Keeping up with their family legacies, Saad became an army officer while Shahzain joined politics; Shariq took on the role of a reporter while Shehryar got appointed as an assistant commissioner.
Though busy in their lives, the news of Saad’s injury brought all of them together in the last, double episode, that left viewers in tears. One almost predicted Saad be martyred, given his last few conversations with family and friends, but he survived – making up for a happy ending.
Performances in Ehd e Wafa were definitely a plus, even with loopholes in the story and execution at certain places. Wahaj Ali as the media man and Ahmed Ali Akbar, who weren’t the focus of many headlines before the drama went on-air, proved once again how strong their craft is. Their performances attracted major appreciation, more than other characters in the production. Osman Khalid Butt, whose performance in Surkh Chandni didn’t impress, reestablished the fact that he can act and can be pretty good at it. Ahad Raza Mir, who is presently essaying a very contrasting role in Yeh Dil Mera, was convincing as Captain Saad, a simple yet strong man who stood by his promises throughout.
When the drama went on-air, the first episode disappointed viewers; the setting, some sequences against the backdrop of the army college as well as the humour wasn’t as convincing. However, after the first few episodes, the plot got interesting with twists and turns, as well as additional characters such as Malik Allahyaar, played by Syed Mohammad Ahmed, and Rani, essayed by Zara Noor Abbas.
If charm had a face, it must be none other than Ahad Raza Mir. The Canadian-Pakistani actor has created a distinct fanbase not only in Pakistan but also in other neighboring countries, including India. And since Pakistani dramas are already on their way to delivering captivating content, the actors of the industry have also begun earning wide recognition.
Speaking of Ahad Raza Mir, he is not only known for his acting mettle, but his good looks are something that makes the Indian audience skip a heartbeat. He is one of those Pakistani actors who has redefined flawless and natural acting. This is the reason that Ahad Raza Mir is a critically acclaimed artist among contemporary actors
Parizaad is a name that has infiltrated almost every household and won hearts all over the country. The show that had everyone in its hold has finally come to an end. There was a lot of anticipation for the last episode and fans were curious whether the production would follow the novel and end with Parizaad's death or construct a happier ending of its own. The finale aired on TV on Feb 1 and has brought with it a stream of happy tweets.
Hum TV thanked fans for all the love they've shown the show that led to Parizaad trending on YouTube and Twitter ever since the final airing. The finale also aired in cinemas a couple of days earlier than the TV release.
Actor Ahmed Ali Akbar who plays Parizaad took to Twitter to thank his fans as well. "You listened carefully to the words of Hashim Nadeem, followed the storytelling of Shahzad Kasmiri and understood the tiniest nuance of Parizaad's personality. We are humbled & grateful!"
Viewers are elated about the happy ending.
They loved every aspect of the last scenes between Akbar and Yumna Zaidi.
What's a hit show without fan edits?
Netizens loved the location and cinematography of the finale.
The show has ended but left a lasting impression on fans as they quote dialogues from the finale.
Some are happy they finally understand the meaning of the poems they read in college that were featured in the show.
Ah, the contradictory feelings when your favourite show is ending.
Fans are reacting to this interesting real-life Parizaad like situation, with some making hilarious comments on it. Some fans expressed a desire to be the billionaire’s gardener too, while others are happy for the gardener, saying that gardener probably deserved it who has served the billionaire for years and is now eventually being rewarded. One fan wrote, “It’s a real-life Parizaad situation.” A social media user wrote, “Nothing ever inspired me to become a gardener until now”.
Akbar is a brilliant Pakistani television and film actor who has performed in numerous hit projects including ‘Ye Raha Dil’ and ‘Guzarish’. Both the dramas were with Yumna Zaidi and their on-screen chemistry was loved by the fans very much.
He also performed in ‘Ehd-e-Wafa’ but ‘Parizaad’ is his best project till date.
‘Parizaad’ was his recent solo hit drama in which his main lead was Yumna Zaidi.
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