Pakistani Dramas take the Indian audience by storm especially women

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OnlyHope

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Dooriyan chal rahi hain filhaal to 😆 he's in Karachi and I'm back here in the US

I hope I'll adapt to the life that awaits us ahead though, inshaAllah 😳

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dramebaaz.af

@dramebaaz.af

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Indian shows, no offense are pretty trashy and with discontinued plot stories. I have to say that Pakistani television industry is far more sophisticated in that manner and deals with every story maturely.

Also, the media doesn't pry on pakistani television actor's personal lives that much either which keeps a healthy discussion atmosphere.

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shafaq

@TwilightHorizon

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: areeba_blossom
Indian shows, no offense are pretty trashy and with discontinued plot stories. I have to say that Pakistani television industry is far more sophisticated in that manner and deals with every story maturely.
Also, the media doesn't pry on pakistani television actor's personal lives that much either which keeps a healthy discussion atmosphere.

@bold yeah thats so true
i remember a year back there were rumors that danish taimoor and Ayeza Khan(drama actors) broke up
at that time i was like really? were they in relationship?
and now some months back they got engaged
wat i mean is that sometimes people dont really know abt their personal life and even if media know that
they don't torture them with some really annoying questions
like if a couple become popular so they dont ask them immediately that r u in relationship?
but indian have this trait in them which is so annoying

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starstruckk

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

ZGH was something else. I'm so glad people are loving it across the border. The scene where Kashaf receives money from Zaroon was one of Sanam Saeed's best enacted scenes ever. The scene itself was hard hitting.