#Udaari

[mehreenkhan]

plz recommend some good pak dramas

Sure. But pls specify the genre/trope. I have so many names but nth to recommend from the recents cuz I have not been watching any since 2021. HKKST was the last I think.

The list is too long and I can add so many more to it but here are some:

Humsafar (subtle romance)

Daastan (tragic/period)

Zindagi Gulzar Hai (enemies to lovers)

Alif (spiritual)

Yakeen ka Safar

Bin Roye

Cheekh (crime/revenge)

Shehr-e-Zaat (spiritual)

Udaari

Mein Abdul Qadir Hoon

Diyar-e-dil

Suno Chanda (rom-com)

Here is a tweet to help.

https://x.com/yaamiithinks/status/1431216132820721671?s=46&t=QJH9VLEOnAZc456cPvxXPQ

[badedramay]

Mais can you recommend some underrated solid romance driven Pak shows? I've watch most of the mainstream ones. TIA! Also I'm already watching yunhi in case you were gonna rec that.

ek toh "romance driven" already narrows down the field SO much which is necessarily not a good thing for me cuz i haven't watched a lot of Pakistani dramas to begin with. also I feel like nowadays the definition of "romance" has changed. it's a fairly new wave of dramas that actually show the physical intimacy aspect of romance in PakDramas. otherwise the older PakDramas wouldn't necessarily have such things (and the ones they did unn pe Pemra ban laga deta tha xD). ab toh if anyone says "romance drama" toh I immediately think they are asking for something like Tere Bin which...bhayee aisa yahan aur koi product nahin hai.

KHAIRRR. some of the "romances" that I have enjoyed in PakDramas I can list in no particular order.

Ishq Tamasha (Mehrab x Mirha)

Aap Kay Liye (Shaheer x Washma)

Mera Naam Yousuf Hai (Yousuf x Zulekha)

Khudgarz (Junaid x Aaira)

Yeh Raha Dil (Zaki x Hayat)

Sanam (Harib x Aan)

Diyar e Dil (Suhaib x Arujumad / Wali x Faraa)

Aik Nayee Cinderella (Romaan x Misha)

Dillagi (Mohid x Anmol)

Khamoshi (Shahram x Arsala)

Mere Humdum Mere Dost (Haider x Aiman)

Malaal (Jawad x Zinia)

Ehd e Wafa (Shahzain x Rani)

Chupke Chupke (Faaz x Meenu)

Suno Chanda (Arsal x Jiya)

Udaari (Arsh x Meera)

Jo Bichar Gaye (Rumi x Sonia)

filhaal can't think of any other. kuch yaad aya toh will post.

[roobylavender]

I used to loved bin roye but watching it now omg saba needed to run away from that family. mfs throwing her into another marriage after the misery she went through from her first one when she clearly just needed therapy was so painful to watch. and the day of her nikah when she had a breakdown after that stupid bitch made her come into his and her sister's bedroom??? nobody was questioning and concern about it??? wallahi I hate her family

this is the common thread through most farhat ishtiaq dramas lol.. she will put her female characters through the absolute ringer in the name of developing them into "strong" characters who can withstand anything including the depraved behavior of those around them. not that this isn't a common thread inherent to many pakistani dramas but the combination of intense psychological trauma and eyeroll-worthy melodrama that makes it hard to take any of the issues posited in her dramas seriously has made me really averse to her storytelling over the years. i can't stand humsafar, i can't stand diyar-e-dil, i can't stand yaqeen ka safar, jo bache hain sang samait lo sounds like a nightmare, etc. admittedly i do have fond memories of mata-e-jaan hain tu and haven't rewatched it to decide whether it still holds up, and i never got around to rehaai or udaari. so yknow, maybe there's hope. but for the most part her dramas indulge far too willingly in the "here is this woman i am going to subject to psychological torture and along the way she'll either fall in love with a man who can take care of all of her needs to begin with or he'll be a dickhead and when things really come to blows he'll magically reform and then he can take care of all of her needs" shtick. and the man always has a dark past he has to contend with or something! he broods! he angsts! it's mind-numbingly typical.

with bin roye specifically though i think the thing that pissed me off was the karmic plot structure. woman loves cousin, cousin marries her sister instead, woman wishes her sister dies, her sister does die, woman feels like shit about it so she decides to get married off to a stranger as punishment, she's miserable, cousin saves her from the marriage and marries her himself, woman is still in her self-hating phases so there's tension, they work it out, cousin falls for her, the end. like beeeeeeeeeee for real. there's some lines from the script that are truly gut-wrenching but at some point i simply could not sit through the "woman incites her own suffering bc she's too immature and brash" shit like it felt so ridiculously punishing. i'm a modern day umera ahmed hater now too but there's an iota more respect that she seems to have for her female characters and bc she doesn't normally pander to melodrama the "suffering" inflicted on her characters is usually of a quite pragmatic nature. it's still depressing as hell to watch and i don't like the outcome most of the time but there's at least some reality to what her characters go through (or at least there is in her older scripts. i'm not a fan of what she's put out post-alif and find it to be very thematically and structurally clunky) and the women aren't stronger because they've suffered. they're simply strong because they are, and they suffer bc of how they exist in society

[lyricsssdotin]

Kachiye Lagre Lyrics

Singer:Sikander Saleem, Mannat NoorAlbum:Mindo Taseeldarni Kachiye lagre laal karumban gandhle saunf diyeTera husan karinda khalkat te SardariTeri chunni te o laal lakeeran vajjiya neJiddan moongfali de phullan utte taariKachiye lagre gandhle saunf diye… Teri sehli taan jyo daar hove koi chidiya diJehdi baccho de wal ud jaye maar udaari (x2) Teinu hawa de bulle naag balleva pa laindeSooha…

[udaariindia1]

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[zaallnoon]

Its the one for me when Karan Aujla Said

Wey Tu tan hogya vey para’n to para’n

Udaari Lagyae’n , Mai Para’n to Dara’n

( You’ve gone far and beyond , You flew away & now I am scared of wings ) >>>

[realblrr]

[ihearyourmelody]

But darling you are a river. the rocks will break you the valleys will bend you. but you will never stop. because that's what you do. you flow.

Vinati Bhola, Udaari

[yourakh]

Not all warriors

wear metal armour

and

carry swords

some only wear

a smile

[chaandaniya]

Tere Naal Piyaar Nibhawan Main Aana Ae Sajna We Sajna Main Udd Udd Aana Hoye Sajna We Sajna Udaari Maar Ke Main Aana Ae

[nazdribblingthoughts]

Pakistani dramas do justice in case of rape victims or not.

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Here are 14 Pakistani dramas that discuss the issue of rape.

[smartpakistani-blog]

Can we let drama industry shape our society?

Read more in our bloghttps://smartpakistani.pk/ViewBlog/impact-pakistani-dramas-our-society

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[badedramay]

I felt extremely uncomfortable even watching Udaari and Dar si. I know those weren't based on real people, but everytime they showed the sleaze dripping from the villains' faces it gave me such an icky feeling. I think part of the problem with the depiction of SA in fiction is there is always an over-emphasis on the sexual aspect and not so much on the assault aspect.

oh i fully avoid such projects. i get extremely uncomfortable and get triggered very easily with the very obvious depictions of assaulters as extremely creepy and sleazy people. on one hand i understand the argument that such obvious depictions are not a real reflection of the reality as irl the assaulters are more often than not people who look the part of being respectable citizens. but on the other..i actually support the depictions of assaulters as villains that can be smelled from a mile away. otherwise the audience can still find to sympathize with them. which..no. inn laanatiyon ke chehre se hi lanat aur phitkar barasni chaiye.

Udaari did it well. Ahsan Khan's transformation from a good guy initially to when it was revealed what his reality actually was was done appropriately. no one in their right mind would then find his character appealing even if initially they liked him.

Slightest bit of glamorized or sympathetic depictions run a risk of being completely misinterpreted by the audience. aren't there countless cases of fangirling being done on characters that are literally assaulters and heinous murderers all cuz the acting is hot?

[whatthedevilisgoingonheeeere]

UDAARI OST - HADIQA KIANI & FARHAN SAEED (Complete Song)

[pakistanicelebritynews]

Udaari Episode 2 On Hum Tv - 7 May 2016

Udaari Episode 2 On Hum Tv – 7 May 2016

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[areemeers]

I just watched the whole of Udaari. It is such an important and heartbreaking show. Child sexual abuse is a daily common occurrence which needs addressing. Udaari addressed it. The horrors, the trauma, the overcoming, everything.