Urdu Tv Serial Thora Sa Aasman

Thora Sa Aasman was a Pakistani television series in Urdu based on the novel "Thora Sa Aasman", written by Umera Ahmed   Umera Ahmad was born on 10 December 1976 in Sia >> Read More... and directed by Nadeem Siddiqui Bio coming soon... >> Read More... . The series was produced by Hassan Zia Bio coming soon... >> Read More... under the production banner of "Mastermind Production." The show started premiering on Geo Tv on 16th July 2016. The show starred Yasra Rizvi Yasra Rizvi is a 33-year-old Pakistani actress and >> Read More... , Ushna Shah Ushna Shah is beautiful Pakistani Actress, Radio J >> Read More... , Zeba Bhaktiyar, Lubna Aslam Lubna Aslam is a veteran Pakistani television actr >> Read More... , Alyy Khan Aly Khan or Alyy Khan is a mixed British and Pakis >> Read More... , Babar Ali Babar Ali is a television and film actor who was b >> Read More... and Nizamani. The story revolves around Haroon Kamal (Alyy Khan) and Shaista (Zeba Bhaktiyar), who were cousins and fell in love with each other, but their families had differences between them. Shaista comes from a conservative background family. Her father is very strict about discipline and guidance, while the family of Haroon is free-minded. Shaista's father doesn't like Haroon's family at all.

Amid all this, Haroon marries Shaista secretly and has a son from that secret marriage. Unfortunately, Haroon refuses to accept the son and is sent to an orphanage. When his son is sent to an orphanage, a young unmarried woman Fatima adopts a baby. She finds that everyone at her home dislikes her and has always told her that she is ugly and no one will ever marry her, but she wants to become a mother. Then Haroon gets married to a singer but does not allow anyone to announce the marriage; from that marriage, twins are born. Further, destiny brings the kids to Fatima. The story is about money, relationships, status and most importantly lust of human beings. In the process to achieve power and money. Haroon ruined many lives around him.

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Thora Sa Aasman is an emotional 2016 Pakistani TV series. It is based on the novel by Umera Ahmed. The Urdu language show has family romance and personal struggles. The 21-episode series is directed by Nadeem Siddiqui and produced by Hassan Zia. It explores relationships and balancing personal desires with rules. The main character is Fatima Mukhtar, played by Yasra Rizvi. The story centres around her journey. Zeba Bakhtiyar plays Shaista, who adds complexity to navigating marriage and family. Ushna Shah acts as Rakhshi sharing her character's inner struggles.

Lubna Aslam as Muneeza and Aly Khan as Haroon Kamal round out the talented cast. Their performances enrich the emotional story. The show reveals the character's dreams, hopes, and challenges. It looks at marriage parenting and finding individual happiness. Umera Ahmed's storytelling makes it relatable. The characters deal with social rules versus personal wishes, showing the tension between tradition and modernity. Family complexities, love triangles and dilemmas feel authentic and engaging.

Family relationships are portrayed, including parents, kids, siblings spouses. Their interactions range from heartwarming to heartbreaking,g reflecting the complexity of human connections. Strong production values like multi-camera work and direction add immersion. Visuals amplify pivotal emotional scenes deepening the audience's attachment. Music and cinematography also enhance the resonance. As the story unfolds, themes emerge of sacrifice, redemption and self-discovery. The characters grow, adding depth to the narrative journey.

Each episode reveals another chapter in their lives. In summary, Thora Sa Aasman shows the power of storytelling through Umera Ahmed's writing and the cast acting. It explores intricate human relationships and emotions. As characters face challenges of family love and social expectations, the show reflects life intricacies. Thora Sa Aasman takes audiences on an emotional journey to understand the human experience. Viewers of all ages can watch this show. Watch it on YouTube.