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Dhoop Kinare – a classic of olden times, written by Haseena Moin, directed by Sahira Kazmi & produced by Farkhanda Shaheen for PTV. I thought it was a high time to revive & relive the excellence of our old blockbusters by discussing them therefore my pick from one of them for this week is Dhoop Kinare.

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10. Humsafar – Pakistani Serial

Humsafar is an iconic Pakistani tv show that enthralled its viewers with a sensational story line. This is not just an unadorned love story but is a love story which depicts colossal human feelings of pain, jealousy, love, despair and forgiveness in a realistic way. Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan made a stride towards success with their distinguished performances in Humsafar. Directed by Sarmad Khoosat and Farhat Ishtiaq, the story has managed to outline the characterization in such a way that it has made a huge impact on the viewers.

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9. Ankahi – Pakistani TV Serial

Ankahi is an engaging story depicting the traumatic life of a young girl who dreams of becoming rich someday. Due to a catastrophe, the girl experiences great hardships in life. She gets to learn about her shortcomings as well as experiences pain, anxiety, and love. Written by veteran Hasina Moin and directed by Shoaib Mansoor and Mohsin Ali, this story will take you through the journey of people from different walks of life where many things remain unanswered i.e Ankahi.

8. Dhoop Kinare – Pakistani Serial

A Pakistani classic “Dhoop Kinare” is a romantic satire depicting the life of a doctor who is mourning his foster father’s death. Directed by Sahira Kazmi, Dhoop Kinare’s strong characterization makes you fall in love with its electrifying storyline written by Hasina Moin. The storyline shows a blossoming love between a doctor and his intern. However, later the doctor gets to know who the intern really is. From love to despair, Dhoop Kinare takes you on a journey that is beyond your imagination.

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7. Tanhaiyaan – Pakistani TV Show

Tanhaiyaan is a legendary Pakistani tv show which is now known as a cult classic tv show of all time. Written by Hasina Moin, a maestro scriptwriter of Pakistani dramas, Tanhaiyaan was aired again as Tanhaiyaan Naye Silsile in 2017 which was a sequel to the 27-year-old acclaimed serial. The story is about two sisters who have lost their parents and start living with their maternal aunt. The serial depicts the sisters’ efforts to buy back their parents’ house. Their incessant efforts make them perceive the idea of an ideal home, so witness their struggles in the journey called life.

6. Suno Chanda – Pakistani Serial

Unlike the unvarying serious tv shows, Suno Chanda is a light hearted romantic comedy sitcom. Due to a dying wish of their grandfather, two cousins are forced to get married to each other. Trying hard to abandon their marriage, they both fall in love. This remarkable story written by Saima Akram Chaudhry and directed by Ahson Talish is bound to make you fall in love with the protagonist’s love story.

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5. Jackson Heights – Pakistani Channel Serial

‘Jackson Heights’ is another light comedy sitcom that depicts the life of 6 expatriates living in New York. The storyline shows the lives of 6 people interconnected with each other while facing troubles of living in New York City. This satire will unveil changing demands of relationships that takes the viewers on an emotional voyage. Directed by Mehreen Jabbar, Jackson Heights is a drama that shares an emotional connection with its viewers which makes it one of the best Pakistani serials of all time.

4. Zindagi Gulzar Hai – Pakistani TV Serial

‘Zindagi Gulzar Hai’ is a satire about a romantic affair blooming between a mishandled young girl and a simple young man who are from different family backgrounds as well as social strata. The protagonists are poles apart yet they fall in love with each other with pure emotions. Based on the novel of the same name, ‘Zindagi Gulzar Hai’ written by Umera Ahmed, was critically acclaimed worldwide and received colossal recognition.

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3. Aunn Zara – Pakistani Show

Aunn Zara is a simple tale of two individuals, who want to escape from their overindulgent families. Both decide to get married to each other in their quest to escape from their families. With oodles of twists and turns, Aunn Zara goes back to the cultural roots of rituals and family ties. Based on the novel Hisaar-e-Mohabbat (Fort of Love) by Faiza Iftikhar, Aunn Zara tops the list of Pakistani dramas.

2. Shehr e Zaat – Pakistani TV Serial

Shehr e Zaat is a romantic tale of a daydreamer girl who is born with a silver spoon. A student of fine arts, the girl fabricates sculptures of the man of her dreams. Later on, she finds a living manifestation of the sculpture who she falls in love with. Based on the novel ‘Shehr-e-Zaat’ by Umera Ahmad, Shehr e Zaat is one of the top 10 Pakistani serials that must be on your watch list. This tale of unconditional love will take you on a journey of enormous heartfelt emotions.

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1. Roag – Pakistani Serial

Roag is a satire depicting harrowing pain of a young girl who is a victim of child rape. This light-hearted drama unfolds the many layers of the society and pinpoints the many failings of the society pertaining to its treatment of rape victims. Directed by Mohsin Mirza, Roag is one of the best Pakistani drama of all time that has shaken the society with some outstanding performances as well as an engaging storyline.

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Dhoop Kinare meaning 'at the edge of the sunshine' in Urdu was a 1987 Pakistanitelevision series presented by Pakistan Television Corporation. The show centers on a team of doctors in a hospital in Karachi and revolves around their routines at the hospital and their private lives at home. The show starred Rahat Kazmi and Marina Khan in lead roles, was directed by Sahira Kazmi and written by Haseena Moin.^[2]

In the early days of PTV, drama serials were usually applauded for being richly diverse in their plots and direction. They were appreciated in Pakistan and their quality content was cherished over the border in India as well. A long list of such dramas may usually include Dhoop Kinare as one of those dramas at the top. The serial enjoyed seemingly undeniable success for two decades after it first finished airing. This serial is said to have promoted the careers of Rahat Kazmi and Marina Khan as one of the most-sought-after stars in Pakistani television industry.^[1]

On 3 October 2011, an Indian soap opera in Hindi was launched by Sony Entertainment Television India. It was titled as Kuch Toh Log Kahenge and is loosely based on Dhoop Kinare.^{[citation needed]} This drama will soon air in India on Zindagi under the segment Zindagi Classics.

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Characters[edit]

Dr Ahmer Ansari[edit]

Dr. Ahmer Ansari (Rahat Kazmi) is bereaving the death of his foster father (played by Arshad Mehmood) whom he calls Baba (an affectionate word for father in Urdu). He vaguely remembers that the professor had adopted him as a child but has no knowledge that his father had a daughter who died young and that she also gave birth to a girl who lives somewhere in the same city. His father had never shared his past with Ahmer. Ahmer was led to believe that he was the sole beneficiary of his baba's love and affection.

In his will, Ahmer's father (Baba) leaves behind everything but the house to Ahmer. Baba gifts the house to his granddaughter, whom he never met. Ahmer, while trying to reminisce of his encounters with his father (shown in flashback sequences), gathers the true understanding of the dual meaning conversations with his father. He is very upset over the turn of events as he feels let down by his adopted father. Once again he feels alone and rejected. From a happy and cheerful man he turns into a reticent and reserved person.

Throughout the first few episodes, Dr. Ahmer cannot come to terms with the death of his foster father and the sudden emergence of Baba's granddaughter who now owns the house where he spent his entire life. Upon repeated visits to the house Ahmer finds the new owner to be negligent towards the maintenance of the property. It angers him to see his father's house in disrepair. Through his lawyer, he makes many attempts to buy the house from the current owners but is always rejected. Incidentally, the same girl appears in his hospital as an intern. While he does not know who she is, he finds her to be quite immature and careless. He tries to instil professionalism in her and is often seen criticising and educating her which she finds frustrating. After some time Zoya begins to take interest in her profession and Dr Ahmer and she become friends which in turn helps him to loosen up. Soon they start to develop stronger feelings for each other. However, soon Dr Ahmer finds out who Zoya really is and refuses to talk to her. He also rejects the idea of buying the house from her since she finally decides to sell it because of financial losses to her father's business. However, when Dr. Ahmer finds out that they are in desperate need of money, he goes through with the transaction but decides to gift the house to Zoya anyway. In order to get away from Zoya, Dr Ahmer takes a leave from work and decides to leave Pakistan. However his feelings for Zoya are genuine and he soon finds himself at his Baba's house only to find Zoya waiting for him. They reunite for a beautiful conclusion to a memorable show.

Dr Zoya Ali Khan[edit]

Dr Zoya Ali Khan (Marina Khan) is a cheerful young doctor who brings joy to the mundane life at the hospital and in the life of Ahmer. Although her carefree attitude leaves no other choice for Ahmer but to educate her by strict behaviour as he believes a doctor's life demands a lot more seriousness than what Zoya demonstrates.

The serial starts with a young Zoya trying hard to convince her father (Qazi Wajid) for not attending the medical school; she instead comes to know that her dead mother wanted her to be a doctor. A phone call that her father attends gives her the much-needed cheer for the day when the person on the other end explains that she just inherited a house that belonged to her grandfather.

Seeing that her father wants her to become a doctor to celebrate her dead mother's wishes, she takes admission in a medical school. She retains her carefree antics in the seriousness of the hospital life and comes in critique of Ahmer.^[1]

Ahmer's Father[edit]

Arshad Mehmood plays the role of Dr. Ahmer Ansari's foster father. He appears in dream sequences from Dr. Ahmer's past.

Zoya's Father[edit]

Qazi Wajid plays the role of Zoya's 'Baba' who is very close with her and raised her like a friend. He believes in letting the kids grow by learning from their own experiences of life while supporting and advising them when in need.

Anji[edit]

Kehkishan Awan plays Anji, Zoya's best friend since childhood. She lives in a house next to Zoya. In later episodes, she gets engaged to Dr. Irfan (Sajid Hassan) who is a junior colleague of Dr Ahmer.

Daddy[edit]

Hameed Wyne plays a very strict father of Anji. He forces his daughter into working with him in his office rather than pursuing interior designing. He died in 1997.

Mummy[edit]

Ishrat Hashmi plays Anji's mother

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Dr. Irfan[edit]

Sajid Hassan plays this character beautifully. He is a junior colleague of Dr. Ahmer and work as the administrator of the children ward. He is a carefree person with an unmatched humorous personality.

Dr. Sheena Karamat[edit]

Badar Khalil plays this character very well. She wants to get close to Dr. Ahmer but he doesn't consider her more than a good friend. When she notices Dr. Ahmer's interest in Zoya, she gets really jealous and gives Zoya a hard time. Later, she meets her old college friend Nasir Jamal (Rizwan Wasti) and marries him but finds out that he is also married to another woman and has children.

Fazeelat Bibi[edit]

Azra Sherwani plays Fazeelat who is Zoya's caretaker and is not happy with Zoya always being at the hospital without having rest.

Soundtrack[edit]

The music of the drama serial was directed by Arshad Mehmood and some of the ghazals were performed by Nayyara Noor including 'Main Tum Se Na Puchun', 'Raat Yun Dil Mein Teri' and 'Hansi Khanakti Hui' (the theme song).

Adaptation[edit]

The Indian soap operaKuch Toh Log Kahenge is an adaption of Dhoop Kinare. It started on 3 October 2011 Sony Entertainment Television India.

References[edit]

1. ^ ^abchttp://www.dawn.com/news/1169324, Dhoop Kinare (1987) drama serial is reviewed and rated by Dawn newspaper, 'Old but not forgotten: Top 10 Pakistani dramas to re-watch now', Updated 13 March 2015, Retrieved 25 Dec 2016
2. ^ ^abhttp://vidpk.com/c/305/Dhoop-Kinarey/, Profile and cast of Dhoop Kinare drama serial on vidpk.com website, Retrieved 25 Dec 2016