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Urdu Tv Serial Landa Bazar

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Landa Bazar is a 2002 Urdu-language Pakistani drama television series telecasted on Prime Entertainment. This was the first debut of the famous actor Ali Zafar Ali Zafar is a multifaceted personality, though he >> Read More... . It was directed by Dilawar Malik Dilawar Malik is a Pakistani director and writer, >> Read More... and written by Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar. The show premiered on 17 April 2002, and stars Tauqeer Nasir Some people need no introduction because their >> Read More... , Ali Zafar, Waseem Abbas He was born to Inayat Hussain Bhatti, a very renow >> Read More... , Kashif Mehmood Kashif Mehmood is a prominent Pakistani actor and >> Read More... , Babar Ali Babar Ali is a television and film actor who was b >> Read More... , Farah Shah Farah Shah is a Pakistani television actress and m >> Read More... , Mehmood Aslam Mehmood Aslam, born on 1st December 1951 in Lahore >> Read More... , Jana Malik Jana Malik was born on 26 April 1974 in Lahore, >> Read More... and Urooj.

The series became so much loved by the masses that even its sequel, ‘ Laal Ishq Laal Ishq Hindi show fulfills the romantic horror >> Read More... ’, was made in 2017. The Creative director of the series was Umar Farooq, and theme music composer Wajid Ali Nashad, gave the show with 67 episodes, the perfect theme song. Is it easy to survive in a world filled with corruption, crime, hatred, and jealousy? How can a person be defined as ‘good’ or ‘bad’ in this modern age? Where do we draw the line of good or bad and do good people still exist?

Well, our protagonist, Bali(Babar Ali), is one such person. The show revolves around the life of Bali. Being a good, kind-hearted young man, he struggles to live in this world consumed with such atrocities of crime and corruption. He also tries his best to build a relationship with his soon-to-be wife, Zohra, played by Farah Shah. The show gained such popularity that it was nominated as the Best TV Play in the Lux Style Awards.