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The hilarious sitcom, ‘Kollege Jeans’ was revolved around the campus life of National Arts Council (NCA). Directed by Jawad Bashir the play proved to be a turning point in the career of many talented artists including Faisal Qureshi, Ahmed Ibrahim, Samina Ahmed, Tariq Abro and Ali Zafar. The actors’ spontaneous comedy and witty comments were certainly something to watch for.

Dusri Bivi is a romantic love triangle.

Ishal and Ariz get married despite everyone's disapproval, they have many troubles in their life because of Ariz's wicked minded mother and sister. Plus, Ishal's father keeps creating trouble in their life because he wants to get his daughter out of the middle class house. The story is based on the struggles of their love life because of their difference in status in society.

The story revolves around a young guy who is madly in love with a girl to whom love is supreme and family is superior

When Zarnaab catches Armaan flirting with her, she tricks him by exchanging places with a transgender. Infuriated by Zarnaab's plan, Armaan leaves on a quest to take revenge from her however, he finds himself falling in love with her.

After a rich politician's son kills a young woman's brother, an unlikely romantic connection complicates her pursuit of justice.

Set in a small town, revolves around Fakhar and Kashif, two best friends unknowingly in love with the same woman, Gulbano.

Two college sweethearts who fight different family backgrounds to get married against all odds.

A modern poet Jamal who is against the traditional Urdu Poetry reads the biography of Mir Taqi Mir,one of the greatest poets of the 18th century. And sees Mir's reflection on his personality.

It's the story of a young couple struggling with challenges of life. Both are aggressive and follow their own thoughts which affect their relationship. Their reunion becomes complicated gradually.

Family Front was a 1997 Pakistani comedy drama sitcom. It was broadcast by the Pakistan Television Corporation. This sitcom was directed by Waseem Abbas and written by Muhammad Younis Butt. The cast included Saba Hameed, Samina Ahmad, Waseem Abbas, Mira Hashmi, Iram Hassan, Shahzad Nasim and Naseem Vicky.

A young college graduate from a modern elite family from Islamabad falls in love with the daughter of an Imam.

Idiot is an ode to all the social misfits and rebels who question dysfunctional man-made norms of society, all the wanderers embarked on the journey of self-discovery and searching for the greater purpose of existence.

Mirat-ul-Uroos contrasts the lives of the grandchildren of Akbari (Ayesha Khan Sr.) and Asghari (Samina Ahmad). Akbari's first grand-daughter Aiza (Aamina Sheikh) is very arrogant, spendthrift and has been raised with a lot of love while her second granddaughter Aima (Mehwish Hayat) is the exact opposite of Aiza. While Asghari's grandsons are Hammad (Mikaal Zulfiqar) and Haashim (Ahsan Khan), who fall for and eventually get married to Aiza and Aima. Aiza shows her true colours in her in-laws' house. Hammad is involved in an extramarital affair and Aiza leaves him, but finally they reunite.

When a woman's father marries the second time, their neighbours try to vandalise their house. However, a man who lives next door goes to rescue her and falls in love with her.

After a brutal tragedy shatters their newly married life, journalist Faisal and his wife Ujala struggle to rebuild their relationship while facing emotional scars, painful choices, and the weight of an unexpected responsibility. As the years pass, love, resentment, and healing intertwine in a deeply emotional journey about family, acceptance, and forgiveness.