Pakistani fans of Diriliş: Ertuğrul will be delighted to hear that PTV will broadcast new episodes of the series throughout the month of Ramazan. The announcement was made by PTI senator Faisal Javed on Saturday.
The senator took to his Twitter to announce that Pakistan Television Network (PTV) will air new episodes of Diriliş: Ertuğrul during Ramazan.
“Pakistan Television @PTVHomeOfficialto telecast new episodes of Ertugral @DirilisDizisidaily at 7:45 PM throughout Ramazan.”
Pakistan Television @PTVHomeOfficial to telecast new episodes of Ertugral @DirilisDizisi daily at 7:45 PM throughout Ramazan. Ertugral series is a great exhibition of culture & Islamic faith – an amazing journey through the phenomenal Turkish history @trtworld. pic.twitter.com/kOLa6Jr0yj
— Faisal Javed Khan (@FaisalJavedKhan) April 10, 2021
“Ertugral series is a great exhibition of culture & Islamic faith – an amazing journey through the phenomenal Turkish history @trtworld,” he added.
Moreover, Pakistani dramas will soon start airing in Turkey as well. The senator wrote,
“A Pakistani production will be dubbed in Turkish and aired in Turkey as part of bilateral exchange of knowledge, ideas, talent, and content between Pakistani & Turkish entertainment industries,” he added.”
Another great news coming soon as a Pakistani production will be dubbed in Turkish and aired in Turkey as part of bilateral exchange of knowledge, ideas, talent & content between Pakistani & Turkish entertainment industries.
— Faisal Javed Khan (@FaisalJavedKhan) April 10, 2021
Fans are excited to hear the news and are looking forward to it. The fact that Pakistani content is very well appreciated and loved in Turkey makes us all proud. And now, they will be dubbed in Turkish as well.
Indeed, this is great news for the Pakistani entertainment industry and hopefully, it will bring a positive change in our content as well.
Speaking about the popularity of Turkish content in Pakistan, it has been announced that Diriliş: Ertuğrul‘s sequel, Kuruluş: Osman will soon appear on local television with Urdu dubbing.
It seems that the Turkish drama fever refuses to die down.
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