Urdu Tv Serial Dasht

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Dasht is a Pakistani Urdu-language drama television series co-directed by Abid Ali Abid Ali is a well-known Pakistani personality fam >> Read More... and F H Qureshi and written beautifully by Munnu Bhai. The show stars Noman Ijaz Noman Ijaz is a Pakistani actor, who was born on 1 >> Read More... and Atiqa Odho Atiqa Odho is a famous and talented Pakistani Tele >> Read More... in lead roles, along with supporting actors Ayub Khoso Pakistani actor Ayub Khoso made his Bollywood debu >> Read More... , Abid Ali, Noor Muhammad Ladhari, Fazila Qazi Asad Malik, and Sabiha Khanum Sabiha Khanum (Mukhtar Begum) is a very well known >> Read More... . The drama series aired on 5 February 1993 on Pakistan's first private channel NTM and instantly became one of the most loved drama series among the masses. The audience highly appreciated the screen chemistry between the lead couple, played by Atiqa Odho and Nauman Ejaz. The show's storyline is set among three warring tribes in rural Balochistan. The show features two boys born into this tribal warfare, Shahtaaj played by Atiqa Odho, and Balaaj, played by Noman Ejaz.

Despite being surrounded by violence all their lives, both are gentle souls with a love of music and poetry and are highly creative youngsters. Things take a romantic turn when both youngsters, coming from opposing tribes, ultimately fall in love with each other. But they fear that their union could unite two tribes, so the head of the third tries everything to stop this from happening. The drama is a tale of unrequited love and parental opposition while the culture, thinking, and issues of tribes in Balochistan. The romantic drama series is a modern-day take on classic tragic romance stories such as Layla and Majnun, Heer Ranjha Heer Ranjha is a Punjabi language serial on Zee Pu >> Read More... , and Romeo and Juliet. The show's fantastic music was composed by Wajid Ali Nashad. The lyrics of the songs of the show were written by poet, critic, and playwright Atta Shad.