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Mere Meharbaan hum Tv drama

Mere Meharban is a new drama starting from Monday 28th April 2014 on HUM TV. The play is produced by Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi, directed by Farooq Rind and written by Maha Malik. The OST is in the voice of Rahet Fateh Ali Khan.

The drama has huge cast including Neelum Munir, Ayeza Khan, Sanam Chauhdary, Madeeha Rizvi, Humayun Ashraf, Agha Ali, Hassan Niazi, Ismat Zaidi, Rabia Noreen, Mehmood Akhtar and others. From promos the drama looks like a story of family politics with a joint family of two brothers having two daughters each. Daughters of one family are well mannered and daughters of other family are ill-mannered.

Television dramas is one of those marvels of modern media that have revolutionized the life of every man and women and even the children try to find their lifestyle in these TV plays. There was a time when television dramas used to mould and reshape the whole life style of people in an effective manner but unfortunately such circumstance are not seen in today’s modern dramas. Instead of being the second image of the Pakistani culture and traditions these TV plays are strongly influencing the brains and thoughts of teenagers.

After the entire day of hard work and troublesome a person sits in front of the television to refresh his mind but he witness nothing but the plays based upon the violence, sex related crime and offenses of a similar nature that puts a brief impact on the minds of teenagers and Pakistani culture.

As regard the teenagers are concerned they spend their excessive time on the television to engage themselves into some physical exercises based programs but once they switch on the television they find nothing but the useless detail reports and programs based upon the fashion industry and illegal dramas. The researchers have found that those children who spend their maximum time on the television screen get themselves indulge into less concentration in their studies.

In addition Television plays can also proves to be a beneficial mass medium as regard the advertisements and promotional campaign is concerned. It can surely present such promotional products that can appear to be harmful for the health and as a result those people who are less aware from this fact they would definably avoid such items. Furthermore as the Television dramas highlight the hungriness for reputation and money in a same way it starts appearing its results on the people.

They also began to get more money and as they began to consider their life boring they start living the life of their favorite character and this arises a passion in them to get all those things that the television dramas have in them. Moreover television also presents wide ranging programs on the horror and horrible characters that can appears to be frightful for the small aged children as the psychologist have concluded from their enhanced studies that  much of the children who get afraid while sleeping is mainly because of watching dreadful plays on television. At the end it must never be forget that the life of Television characters are temporary and we are living in reality. In the final conclusion, we can say that without any doubt television dramas bring negative impact on the Pakistani culture.

Loosing Our Culture and Identity

Gone are the days when families would sit together and watch Pakistani dramas. Instead, today we get to see the ‘not-so-moving’ storylines that seem to be inspired by Indian soaps. What is worse is that our TV channels show things that are in direct contradiction with our cultural and social values.

From pregnancies to abortions, from extra-marital affairs to illegitimate children and elopements, we have been exposed to all kinds and degrees of absurd content in these dramas in the name of modern entertainment. Even respectable relationships are not spared. I have seen countless dramas where a guy falls in love with his niece or his daughter’s friend or a girl starts having an affair with her brother-in-law, and uses all sorts of ploys and unfair means to make him her life-partner. These dramas even show maids being used as objects of physical pleasure and satisfaction by their male employers.

Mausam ( Hum Tv Drama)

Just like all the other plays written by Aliya Bukhari, this one also started with a bang. This first episode was fast paced and engrossing. The story has absolutely nothing new to offer (just like Dil-e-Muzter, also written by the same writer) but it still managed to hold my attention mainly due to the short and to the point scenes. The play has been directed by Romi Insha and produced by Momina Duraid.

Mausam is the story of two cousins (who have been raised like sisters) who have nothing in common but they get along quite well at least for now, until of course our hero will become the “bone of contention” between them! Yes, like I said the story has been done to death! Shazia (Yumna Zaidi) is outgoing, a little rebellious and has a colorful personality. Her cousin Saman (Hareem Farooq) is your regular simple, obedient and of course very attractive young girl. We have seen both these characters in many dramas before too. 

The promos reminded me of all the dramas based on the story of two sisters starting from Maat to Rishtey Kuch Adhoorey Se. The girls come from a middle class background and our hero Hashir Hassan (Ahsan Khan) is very rich. Hashir Hassan has all the luxuries that a person can afford but he doesn’t even have a good relationship with his mother, who I think is the only family he has. Hashir Hassan’s mother’s character is yet another stereotype which we have seen on our screens often enough.Fazilat Mami’s (Naila Jafferi) character is a nice addition to the drama. We don’t get to see sensible ladies like her on our TV screens very often. Shazia’s mother (Humaira Zaheer) is raising her daughter all by herself so she is very strict with her. Saman’s mother does not have much of a say in the house and Shazia’s mother is considered the head of the family. Her character was another one which reminded me of many mothers and fathers which we have seen in our dramas; the sort who are very conscious about their children’s upbringing and end up getting very disappointed when they find out what their children have been up to.

Blasphemy attempt in GEO Tv Morning Show

Blasphemy act of Geo – Utho Jago Pakistan,Veena Malik’s wedding today at morning show.

Religious leaders of Pakistan have strongly condemned Geo TV for hurting the religious sentiments of Muslims by playing manqabat ‘Ali ke Saath hai Zahra ki Shaadi’ in the time of the wedding reenactment of film.

‘Ali ke Saath hai Zahra ki Shaadi’ is a renowned manqabat sung by Qawaal Amjad Sabri. It is about the wedding of Hazrat Fatima Zehra (AS), daughter of Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH), with Hazrat Ali (AS), Muhammad’s (PBUH) cousin and closest companion.

Today, Agreeing to her statement aired today, the regretful host stated that she along with the entire team feels sorry and tenders an apology for the circumstances that were triggered unintentionally due to the capacity of the program broadcast yesterday.

Dr. Shaista stated that she looks for forgiveness from the Almighty Allah over an unintended gaffe that hurt the sentiments of the audience.

She moreover alleged that the squad will proceed to improvise in the future with the avail of the suggestions offered by the audience.