Nowadays, Pakistani Dramas/ serials are ruling the screens and gaining popularity worldwide. Their language used to be Urdu mostly, but the directors produced serials in other Pakistani languages like Sindhi, Punjabi, Etc.
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Urdu novels form the basis for several Pakistani dramas. Following 1969, many authors transitioned to television, including Umera Ahmad and Farhat Ishtiaq, who created content for television serials and digests. Dramas in Pakistan have been tackling taboo societal problems more and more in recent years.
Best Dramas List With Happy Ending
1. Tere Bin
Under the 7th Sky Entertainment banner, Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi are the producers of the romantic drama television series Tere Bin, which translates to "Without You." It was directed by Siraj-ul-Haque and ran on Geo TV for 58 episodes from December 28, 2022, to July 6, 2023. Wahaj Ali and Yumna Zaidi played the key roles, and thanks to their chemistry and the background score, the film quickly became incredibly popular all over the world.
As Meerab and Murtasim are forced to confront one another, their lives take an unexpected turn. The plot, writing, and dialogue of the show have drawn mixed reviews; however, the soundtrack, direction, and performances of Wahaj and Yumna have all been highly praised. Its popularity was primarily due to the well-received on-screen duo of the leads.
Throughout, it peaked at the top of YouTube in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India and trended on Twitter. Nearly every episode was on Pakistan's YouTube trending list, and the majority of the episodes trended at number one in trending lists in Pakistan and India.
On YouTube, its most recent episode was trending in more than six countries. While it is still airing, it has received over 3 billion views on YouTube, making it the most-watched Pakistani drama series ever. It has also received the highest TRPs (in the previous three
2. Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha
The primary characters, Saad, Maheer, and Areeb, are at the center of this tale of love, betrayal, and trust. Critics gave the series varying degrees of favorable to negative reviews. Despite this, Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan have seen an increase in its popularity.
The 2022 Pakistani romantic drama television series Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha, which translates to "I Was In Love," was directed by Badar Mehmood and written by Sidra Seher Imran.
The direction, plot, and performances of the serial were largely criticized by critics, who also criticized Aamir and Naumaan's acting. Despite this, it exceeded expectations by trending in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India and garnering high ratings during its broadcast slot as well as online on YouTube.
3. Mere Humsafar
The main character of Mere Humsafar is a girl named Hala, who is abandoned by her father and raised by her paternal aunt Tai Jan. She suffers abuse there. Eventually, after returning from a trip overseas, her cousin Hamza marries her and shows her the respect she has always needed. The audience gave the series mixed reviews, despite its high rating. It is now more well-liked in the UAE, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Nepal.
The show won Best TV Original Soundtrack and was nominated for seven awards at the 22nd Lux Style Awards, including Best TV Play and Best Ensemble Play.
Under the Six Sigma Plus banner, Humayun Saeed and Shehzad Naseeb are the producers of this romantic Pakistani drama television series. It was written and directed by Saira Raza and Qasim Ali Mureed. It aired on ARY Digital from December 30, 2021, to September 29, 2022.
4. Suno Chanda
Two cousins named Arsalan and Ajiya are compelled to wed because their grandfather is terminally ill. They intend to call off their upcoming wedding and quarrel all the time.
At the 18th Lux Style Awards, the series was nominated for five awards- Best TV Play, Best Writer (Choudhary), Best Actress (critics and viewers), and Best Emerging Talent (zuberi). Three awards were given to it- Best TV Play, Best Actress (Critics and Viewers), and one each. When the show debuted, it had the best ratings and reviews, and it dominated its time slot the whole time it was broadcast.
Suno Chanda 2, the sequel, debuted on May 7, 2019, and ran for 30 episodes on Hum TV before ending on June 5, 2019. A second extremely popular and profitable season of Suno Chanda 2 (2019) and its spinoff Chand Tara (2023) followed the original program.
5. Habs
Habs is a 2022 drama television series from Pakistan that aired on ARY Digital. Musaddiq Malik, in his first directing role, produced the show, which was written by Aliya Makhdoom. Feroze Khan and Ushna Shah play the main characters in the series. Critics gave it varying degrees of positive or mixed reviews.
Despite being an underrated drama, it has such an interesting plot and twists. The romance between the couple is insane and so beautifully depicted. It contains various emotions like love, revenge, greed, betrayal, and heartbreaks, but moreover, it ends on a good note and shows the viewers a happy ending.
Conclusion
Dramas from Pakistan are very popular worldwide. Dramas in Pakistan have recently tackled a variety of subjects. Bringing a drama to a satisfying conclusion is crucial. These days, there are a ton of educational and socially conscious dramas. These dramas must have a powerful conclusion. Numerous Pakistani dramas of this type had fantastic beginnings but veered off course every week and concluded in a way that had no lasting effect. The best outcomes, however, went to others. A drama that perfectly wraps up all the loose ends while staying true to its original plot is said to have a perfect ending.
Written By - Archi Goldi
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