Urdu Tv Serial Baaghi -urdu

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Baaghi was a Pakistani biological-based drama television show directed by Farooq Rind Farooq Rind is a Pakistani television director bes >> Read More... . The series premiered on the Urdu1 on July 27, 2017, and concluded on February 1, 2018, having aired 28 episodes over 1 season. The plot had inspired by the true tragedy of Qandeel Baloch Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , a well-known and controversial Pakistani personality. In July 2016, her brother assassinated him in the name of honor. One of Pakistan's contentious television shows that had monopolized the spotlight. The drama was one of the most anticipated television series ever produced in Pakistan. It was also the most viewed TV show in Pakistan. Fauzia/Qandeel portrayed Saba Qamar in the series. Qandeel Baloch, a want to be diva who caused controversy with her unorthodox viral videos and outspoken words, was the leading lady. Then, her brother assassinated her one evening in 2016.

Qandeel was "headlines" while she was alive, and even after her untimely death, she left a trail of opinions and Facebook posts. Some saw her as a feminist hero who stood up for her views, Others, on the other hand, saw her as a scumbag looking for cheap attention. She was a star despite what anyone thought of her because everyone had an opinion about her. That was enough of an accomplishment for Qandeel. Qandeel's brother justified his homicidal behavior by citing honor. Many voices had never been heard before by Qandeel and suppressed for the same reason in Pakistan. Qandeel, on the other hand, was a leader, and we hope that following her, there were no more hushed voices without a trial. Qandeel's life had depicted in Baaghi, a drama.

Saba Qamar, a seasoned actress with the capacity to personify every character she plays, was cast in the part of Qandeel. Osman Khalid Butt, Ali Kazmi, Khalid Malik, Sarmad Khoosat, and Saba Qamar performed admirably. Baaghi had received numerous awards at the Lux-Style Awards, which honors Pakistani entertainment. Shuja Haider's original soundtrack was highly catchy and soulful. The Queen of Urdu Novel Writing, Umaira Ahmed, offered stunning stories and dialogues.