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1SHARES HUM TV drama Raqeeb Se is winning hearts and Mahira Khan can’t stop praising the talented team for touching her heart and soul. Taking to her Twitter, the actress commended director Kashif Nisar, writer Bee Gul and the tremendous cast and crew for putting together such a beautiful project. She wrote, “Every time I see a clip, a scene, even a just a still of Raqeeb Se.. I feel something tug at my heart. It calls out to your soul. Take a bow Kashif Nisar, Bee Gul.. and the tremendous cast and crew of this serial. Pure gold.”

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March 14, 2021 There are a few credible writers in the industry who are writing groundbreaking scripts and defying norms by staying clear of regressive drama tropes and gender stereotypes Bee Gul’s Talkhiyaan was an adaptation of Arundhati Roy’s renowned bestseller God of Small Things The script is the sole foundation of any and every audio-visual piece of work in all entertainment industries, whether it’s theatre, film, or television both commercial or critical in nature. Scriptwriters continue to be in high demand in the Pakistani entertainment industry and yet cease to be celebrated ...

New Amazing Pakistani Dramas 2021 You Must Watch January 21, 2021 2020 was the year of the Pakistani entertainment industry. Many dramas saw the light of the day and many entered the hearts of people as well. 2021 is also expected to be the same because we have already so many dramas flooding our TV screens. This is why I have prepared this list of new Pakistani dramas 2021 that have already recently aired or are coming soon. Table of Contents New Pakistani Dramas Of 2021 Let’s take a look and decide which drama will take your prime time 8 pm spot this year, and which you might have to adj...

Webinar participants call for improved reporting on rape cases Karachi December 12, 2020 Journalists, media personalities and human rights activists lamented the mismatch between the media’s reporting on rape cases and the actual incidents as they held a discussion during a webinar organised in connection with International Human Rights Day. Titled ‘Will the media start reporting rape?’, the programme was organised by Uks — a research, resource and publication centre on women and media — and the WACC (World Association for Christian Communication) Global. Moderating the webinar, U...