Best Performances From Current Pakistani Dramas

 

Right now there are some really interesting dramas on air on different channels. Most of those dramas wouldn’t are as engaging as they're if the actors who play the leading and supporting roles weren't translating their respective characters so impressively on screen. An actor’s performance can make or mar a personality. Even the foremost well-written characters lose their appeal if they're not portrayed convincingly on screen. Only an actor who understands the character he's playing and puts his performance initially else can do justice to a personality. There are times when even the foremost simple supporting characters become easy to attach to once they are enacted on screen within the right manner. While playing a negative role, it's also really important for an actor to stay things real and not go overboard. An actor who manages to try to to that creates the viewers hate their character but the audience cannot help but praise the actor.

 

Bilal Abbas Khan (Pyar Ke Sadqay)

Bilal Abbas Khan is playing a challenging role in Pyar Ke Sadqay. After playing a negative role in Cheekh, he made a difficult decision of choosing playing the role of Abdullah who may be a exact opposite of the character played by Bilal Abbas in Cheekh. It’s also an incontrovertible fact that Bilal has translated this character so well on screen that he has managed to convince even those viewers of his acting prowess who weren't sure if he could act convincingly. Bilal has made the viewers fall crazy with and relate to his character. Albeit a number of the recent decisions made by Abdullah are criticized for obvious reasons but his acting has stayed top-notch. Bilal has given a number of the foremost meaningful expressions within the drama. He has brought out different reminder his character superbly on screen.

Hania Aamir (Dil Ruba)

The role Hania Aamir is playing in Dil Ruba is in no way likable yet a bit like always she has managed to completely nail yet one more undesirable character. Albeit Hania Aamir is being typecast but she always makes sure that her acting stays faithful the character she is playing. Sanam may be a selfish, careless, and manipulative girl who has caused much harm and doesn't feel guilty in the least. Hania does exceptionally well when she has got to show the problem-solving side of her character. Albeit the drama itself could be nothing quite a guilty pleasure, Hania’s performance definitely makes it worth watching.

 

Hira Mani (Kashf)

Hira Mani is playing the leading role in drama serial Kashf. Kashf’s character and story are unlike the other we've seen in Pakistani dramas. The whole concept is novel and for the foremost part, Kashf is that the quite girl who would do anything to please her parents and not be a troublemaker. The layers of this character exit when Kashf’s inner conflict is highlighted through different scenes. Hira Mani has made sure that she makes all of those conflicts and different reminder Kashf’s personality wake up on screen. There are numerous scenes within the drama during which Kashf is scared of the longer term and she or he feels helpless, Hira has translated of these varying emotions flawlessly.

 

Junaid Khan (Kashf)

Junaid Khan always makes sure that he modifies his entire look to suit the requirements of the character he's playing. Wajdan’s character may be an exemplar of the positive depiction of men in Pakistani dramas. He’s responsible, committed, and very likable. The simplest part about Junaid Khan’s performance is that he seems like a person belonging to the category he's representing within the drama. He has not tried to feature any outward charm to his character because the particular charm in Wajdan’s personality lies in his love for Kashf. It’s definitely one among his best performances.

 

Munazzah Arif (Kashf)

Munazzah Arif plays a task which we've probably seen a touch too often in dramas, a mother struggling to stay up together with her duties and living with guilt yet Dilshad’s role has been translated on the screen so realistically by Munazzah Arif that you simply actually feel all of her struggles. Munazzah’s search for the role is simply flawless as her portrayal. She seems like a lady who has been through tons. Her character has been written and enacted on screen beautifully. Her performance is so impressive that she completely causes you to forget the negative characters she played in Ranjha Ranjha Kardi and Inkaar. Munazzah Arif has shown through her performance that she will achieve any quite role in the least effortlessly.

 

Mohib Mirza (Dushman-e-Jaan)

After choosing to play roles in Deedan and Dil Ruba which were rather disappointing, Mohib Mirza is back with a bang as Hatim in drama serial Dushman-e-Jaan. Hatim’s character has undergone tons of changes ever since the drama went on air and Mohib Mirza has once more shown his range as an actor by doing complete justice to all or any these changes within the character. Hatim went from being an insensitive and proud individual to someone entirely different. Mohib Mirza translated Hatim’s guilt and regret so well on screen that the viewers started seeing things from his character’s perspective. Mohib’s search for this role and his performance has been extraordinary.

 

Mawra Hocane (Sabaat)

Mawra Hocane is playing Anaya’s character in Sabaat. For the foremost part, Anaya may be a sensible and intelligent girl with an adventurous and romantic side. The character is well-written and one among the simplest things a few drama that doesn’t have much going for it. Mawra Hocane has never been seen in such a ‘plain’ look before. Even in drama serial Sammi, she was quite aware of her styling and make-up. In Sabaat however, she has made sure that she looks as simple and traditional as Anaya should have looked. Mawra’s performance has been convincing and realistic throughout. She also has great on-screen chemistry with all her co-actors within the drama.

 

Nausheen Shah (Bikhray Moti)

Nausheen Shah is an exceptional actress who has recently been seen playing a rather short-lived role in drama serial Bikhray Moti. Albeit her character existed early within the drama yet it'll still play an important role within the drama. Nausheen Shah performed so well that her scenes made the viewers cry. Faiza was shown as a lady who was a victim of domestic abuse, someone who tried her best to boost her children the simplest she could within the most unfavorable circumstances and even after she died she proved to be someone who wanted to stay her self-respect intact after death since she couldn't live the type of dignified life she would have wanted to. Nausheen Shah performed so well that her character will stay within the viewers’ minds while they watch this drama within the future too.

 

Neelam Muneer (Bikhray Moti)

It is always good to observe an actor experimenting with different roles and it's even better watching the feminine actors opting to play roles that aren't run-of-the-mill. Neelam Munir is playing one such character in drama serial Bikhray Moti which attempts to boost awareness about different social issues. Ayza’s character is that of a robust girl who is sensitive and caring. Her journey has just started but thus far whatever we've seen suggests that she is going to end up to the type of female characters we rarely get to ascertain in dramas. Neelam Muneer completely owns this role. She has carried it forward with the arrogance that was needed to form it impactful.

 

Omair Rana (Pyar Ke Sadqay)

Omair Rana may be a phenomenal actor who makes sure that he makes every character he plays wake up on screen. He’s playing a negative role in Pyar Ke Sadqay. There’s nothing remotely likable about Sarwar but Omair Rana’s performance is outstanding throughout. Sarwar may be a completely different person around his wife, he shows his true colors when he's together with his mother and Abdullah, with Mahjabeen he interacts on a totally different and undesirable manner. The way he has styled his character also makes it easy to know why Mansoora fell for him. This is often another one among Omair Rana’s best performances.

 

Samina Ahmed (Kashf and Bikhray Moti)

Samina Ahmed is another exceptional actress who has played numerous different sorts of roles in her vast career. Immediately in Kashf and Bikhray Moti she is playing negative characters but her performances are so on point that her character is nearly always engaging. Although these two characters are somewhat similar, greedy and selfish, yet Samina Ahmed’s outlook and antics in both the dramas are completely different. Samina Ahmed’s performance shows that she will stand call at a negative character even as very much like she will during a more meaningful and fun character as she played in Suno Chanda and Aangan.

 

Seemi Raheel (Sabaat)

Seemi Raheel is extremely adorable as Bushra in Sabaat. She is that the quite mother we see rarely in Pakistani dramas, she gives advice, complaints sometimes but at the top of the day her daughter’s happiness for her comes initially else. It’s one among the sweetest characters Seemi Raheel has played and she or he is extremely convincing because the mother who is consistently worrying about her daughter but never lets it show. She makes sure that Bushra’s caring side is usually highlighted quite the other.

 

Srha Asghar (Pyar Ke Sadqay)

Srha Asghar’s role in Pyar Ke Sadqay is being loved by many because Washma is that the perfect mixture of different personality traits. She has her own underlying issues due to the type of father she had and her step-father. She is an independent and wise girl who isn't scared of speaking her mind. Washma is that the just one who can see through Sarwar and she or he was the primary one to simply accept and lend support to Mahjabeen. Not only this, but she is additionally always there to offer Abdullah much-needed advice and reality checks. Srha Asghar has portrayed her character faultlessly on screen. Most of the viewers would like to see more of her within the drama.

 

Syed Muhammad Ahmed (Sabaat)

Syed Muhammad Ahmed adds the type of emotions in every scene he's a neighborhood of which only a few actors can. He are often the simplest aba on-screen also the simplest friend as he was in just Pass Tum Ho. In Sabaat he plays the role of Aziz; a doting father, an admirable husband, and most of all an exquisite person. Syed Muhammad Ahmed is lovable within the role, he brings out the simplest in his character whether it's as a husband or a father.

 

Tooba Siddiqui (Dushman-e-Jaan)

Tooba Siddiqui is never seen on television, her role in Dushman-e-Jaan also made a tragic exit a couple of weeks after the drama aired. She played Ramsha’s character, a strong-willed, independent, caring, and focused woman. She made sure that her character was translated even as powerfully on screen because it deserved to be. Tooba’s visual communication and expressions were the simplest a part of her portrayal. It had been definitely sad watching her character exit from the drama so soon but her portrayal will always be remembered together of the simplest.

 

Waseem Abbas (Kashf)

Waseem Abbas may be a seasoned actor who has done everything from comedy to tragedy. He’s playing the role of a greedy and selfish head of the family in drama serial Kashf. His character is a crucial one since it drives the story forward in additional ways than one. Waseem Abbas owns his character completely, his performance during this drama leaves you in awe of his brilliance as an actor. He makes his character even as hateful and obnoxious because it was meant to be shown.

Yumna Zaidi (Pyar Ke Sadqay)

Yumna Zaidi’s versatility has always impressed the viewers but this point around she chose to play a task which is totally different from the other role she has played so far. Mahjabeen from Pyar Ke Sadqay is utterly innocent and admirable. Yumna Zaidi makes the viewers laugh and cry together with her almost effortlessly. The way she has translated Mahjabeen’s cuteness on-screen is just the simplest a part of the whole drama.