Mein Maa Nahin Banna Chahti (HUM)Rabab Hashim,Ali Abbas, Imran Ashraf - Page 2

And that too... Ali Abbas is another dud ... rather look at at lot of other good looking 50 years old guys anyday. Look at majority of show line up in current shows all of them are just as miserable except few handful shows

@Cimba. It is true. with the big number of serials, quality is decreasing by each passing day. but we still have many good serials.

Actually Mubarak ho Beti hui hai is not so bad at some point if you look at what message it's giving. Women to rise and walk away from abuse stand up on your own self , study and be a able person. Lots of people can learn from that and avoid taking abuse and stop feeing sorry for them selves.

Give me some new good shows... specially for Saturday and Sunday

Dile Bekhabar , Toh Dil Ka Kia Hua and Badnam are decent serials.

Not a fan of any of the dramas airing on weekend

Main Maa Nahi Banna Chahti to question social stigmas

Starring Rabab Hashim & Rubina Ashraf, the drama will shed light on how the society still prefers sons over daughters. From child marriages, to black magic, our television industry is focused on exploring each and every topic they can lay their hands on. And every channel is ensuring it raises as much awareness as it can by the subject it picks up.

This time, its HUM TV that's coming up with a new project. Starring Rabab Hashim, Ali Abbas and Rubina Ashraf in prominent roles, Mai Maa Nahin Banna Chahti, will explore an entirely new topic. The drama will talk about the stereotypical society of Pakistan which values sons more over daughters and the extremes families, even women themselves, go to, for a son.

This is a indeed a much needed issue to be talk about and with Mai Maa Nahin Banna Chahti's teasers now floating around, we find them promising enough to spread a positive message into the society.

The teasers, although simple in their appearance, show a very strong context. There is a godbharai scene where the girl's own mother cannot bless her with a wish because she had a daughter and the mother in law wants to keep her away from all women who have daughters.

No matter how much we progress, there is this pathetic side of the society that does mistreat daughters and value sons more over them. The mentality that prevails in this patriarchal society is pathetic in its extremity is sickening and so we're eager to see how HUM TV will tackle the drama on its own.

With Rubina Ashraf in a very different role this time under Furqan Adam's direction and a script by Parisa Siddiqui and Mustafa Hashmi, we're intrigued as to how HUM TV will approach such a sensitive issue that prevails in our society. Stay tuned as we bring you our review on Mai Maa Nahin Banna Chahti, as soon as it goes on air.

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

<font size="2">My first reaction on seeing the promos and reading the title was FACEPALM. Absurd and dramatic for no reasons.</font>

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