Sang-e-Mah: ‘Copying Sabar Qamar Much?’, Drama Trolled Over Kubra Khan’s Character

Sang-e-Mah

The much anticipated ‘Sang-e-Mah‘ has been quite a hit as people avidly follow the drama serial. This also means opinions about the drama serial really blow up online, including trolling.

After the widespread fame of Sang-e-Marmar, director Saife Hassan adopted the next novel in Mustafa Afridi’s book series ‘Sang-e-Mah‘ into a drama serial. Next in the pipeline is ‘Sang-e-Siyah‘ as per the book series.

is a huge production of the channel, the drama is written by Mustafa Afridi and directed by Saife Hassan. According to the director, drama is part of a trilogy series, after Sang E Mar Mar the second drama of the series is Sang-e-Mah brought back many from the Sang-e-Marmar cast, however, in new roles. One such character is that of Kubra Khan’s ‘Sheherzad’.

Sheherzad is a journalist who goes inside a village and starts residing with a local household. As she explores the village her character is seen to become more engaging and inquisitive. She also started taking interest in the internal affairs and personal matters of the household.

This dynamic has elicited so many hilarious reactions online, as people ask in what world is that okay?

Sang-e-Mah - Sheherzad

 

Netizens find it hilarious as to how the character is being forcefully ‘adjusted’ in the storyline with the rest of the characters, who are related.

Sang-e-Mah - Sheherzad

 

There was a lot of critique towards the drama and the storyline, and most of all the writing.

Then came all the savage memes and jokes.

Sang-e-Mah - Sheherzad

Sang-e-Mah - Sheherzad

The rest of the Sang-e-Mah cast includes Atif Aslan, Hania Aamir, Nauman Ijaz, Zaviyar Nauman, Omair Rana, Sania Saeed, Samia Mumtaz, and more. Of these actors, Nauman Ijaz, Sania Saeed, Omair Rana, Mikaal Zulfiqar are returning artists.

Sania Saeed also plays a drastically different character from her role in Sang-e-Marmar, and people love it. However, with Kubra Khan’s Sheherzad the character development falls short.