Pakistani drama viewership numbers have been increasing since the 1960s. The only thing stagnant, however, is the backstory in most, if not all, of the shows.<\/p>\n
Following the success, and ultimately the lackluster ending of Mere Pass Tum Ho<\/strong>, we figured that surely there weren’t other dramas that ended with a whimper.<\/p>\n But boy, were we wrong.<\/p>\n Here are 4 major Pakistani dramas that had a promising future, with well-known artists working on the project. However, as the plot progressed, the fortunes of these major dramas took a nosedive as people relied on word-of-mouth reviews to inform their judgement.<\/p>\n Talking of word-of-mouth, let’s see what the public has to say in general about the state of Pakistani Dramas:<\/p>\n Some Pakistani dramas portray such a misogynistic, patriarchal, regressive and pseudo religious view of our society that it runs the risk reinforcing the same retarded ideas in the minds of a population whose median age is 23. We all know most talk shows are cock fights. \ud83d\ude02 https:\/\/t.co\/ilUM4Y6Sso<\/a><\/p>\n — Yousuf Nazar (@YousufNazar) January 26, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n