Iqra Aziz

Allahyar and the 100 Flowers of God

Investigating a rumor that "iron ghosts" are deforesting his local area, the "Muhafiz" (lit. "Protector") Allahyar embarks on an epic adventure with plenty of laughs and drama to be had along the way. Fun for the whole family. A Pakistani animated film from the Allahyar series.

Suno Chanda

The series revolves around two people who hate each other but their families want them to marry. They make some plans to cancel their wedding but slowly get in love.

Choti Si Zindagi

The story is set in late 1970's society, where teen marriages were quite common.

Burns Road Kay Romeo Juliet

A story of two individuals from different backgrounds that unexpectedly fall in love and fight for it

Ranjha Ranjha Kardi

Noori, a garbage picker, dreams to live a respectful life in the city but harsh realities stand in her way. Her awkward situation forces her to marry a rich widow's mentally challenged son, Bhola. Unbeknownst to both, their mutual feelings of social alienation would bring them close.

Rewind with Samina Peerzada

Each episode features a Pakistani celebrity interviewed by Peerzada about their journeys, struggles, challenges and success.

Voice Over Man

The host Wajahat Rauf as Voice Over Man interviews the guest celebrities in a funny way.

Jhooti

The story started by showing a middle-class family where there’s a stuck up teenage girl named Nirma, who is mannerless and extremely over the top. She has dreams of studying and earning money, but her family just wants her to get married. Then there’s Nasir, he owns a superstore in the area and has his own house. He’s from a middle-class family too but seemingly well settled. Honestly, he’s kind of a creep who stalks Nirma whenever she’s passing by and also lets one of his friends click pictures of her without her consent.

Allahyar and the 100 Flowers of God

Investigating a rumor that "iron ghosts" are deforesting his local area, the "Muhafiz" (lit. "Protector") Allahyar embarks on an epic adventure with plenty of laughs and drama to be had along the way. Fun for the whole family. A Pakistani animated film from the Allahyar series.

Suno Chanda

The series revolves around two people who hate each other but their families want them to marry. They make some plans to cancel their wedding but slowly get in love.

Choti Si Zindagi

The story is set in late 1970's society, where teen marriages were quite common.

Burns Road Kay Romeo Juliet

A story of two individuals from different backgrounds that unexpectedly fall in love and fight for it

Ranjha Ranjha Kardi

Noori, a garbage picker, dreams to live a respectful life in the city but harsh realities stand in her way. Her awkward situation forces her to marry a rich widow's mentally challenged son, Bhola. Unbeknownst to both, their mutual feelings of social alienation would bring them close.

Rewind with Samina Peerzada

Each episode features a Pakistani celebrity interviewed by Peerzada about their journeys, struggles, challenges and success.

Voice Over Man

The host Wajahat Rauf as Voice Over Man interviews the guest celebrities in a funny way.

Jhooti

The story started by showing a middle-class family where there’s a stuck up teenage girl named Nirma, who is mannerless and extremely over the top. She has dreams of studying and earning money, but her family just wants her to get married. Then there’s Nasir, he owns a superstore in the area and has his own house. He’s from a middle-class family too but seemingly well settled. Honestly, he’s kind of a creep who stalks Nirma whenever she’s passing by and also lets one of his friends click pictures of her without her consent.

Raqeeb Se

The After Moon Show

Mannat Murad

Mannat is a beautiful young girl who hails from a progressive family that values love, care, and mutual respect. On the other hand, Murad belongs to a conservative family where his mother, the matriarch, wields significant influence over his life choices. Despite their starkly contrasting backgrounds, Mannat and Murad’s hearts find solace in each other’s presence, and they fall deeply in love. However, their families’ interference creates misunderstandings between Mannat and Murad, testing the strength of their bond. Will their families agree to their union? Will Mannat’s family, with their open-mindedness, find common ground with Murad’s conservative household? Can Mannat and Murad’s love for each other withstand the motives of their families, who seek to create further misunderstandings between them?