Pakistani dramas now have a global audience. The content of the shows had become monotonous in the last few years but now new storylines are being introduced and we have seen some great shows lately with endings that remained us for a long time. An impactful ending can make an average show into a good one and we had some recent dramas with great endings.
From stories of a common household to true depictions of society, channels did come up with content which had the impact on the minds of the audience. Here is a list of Most Impactful Endings in recent Pakistani dramas:
Tan Man Neelo Neel
Tan Man Neelo Neel is a drama directed by Saife Hassan and written by Mustafa Afridi. The show aired on Hum TV and it was a mini-series consisting of only 11 episodes. Tackling the themes as dark as mob violence, murder and male rape, this drama still had a very fun and light vibe throughout its run. The performances were top notch and every scene was important. The drama’s ending however, takes the cake. It is one of the best ending scenes in recent dramas. Mob violence was brilliantly shown in the finale and Rabi, Sonu and Moon looked like real life victims. The audience cried and also gained lessons from the brilliant ending.
Mann Jogi
Mann Jogi is another Hum TV drama and the first in a trilogy in a mini-series based on mob violence. It was written by Zafar Mairaj and directed by Kashif Nisar. Starring Bilal Abbas Khan, Gohar Rasheed and Sabeena Farooq in lead roles, Mann Jogi is another Pakistani drama which dealt with the topic of wrongful Halala and mob violence. The last scene of this drama was incredible and it showed a ray of light on how the rightful intervention of religious scholars can save lives of mob victims.
Nadaan
Nadaan is also another recently concluded Pakistani drama. The drama was also produced by Sultana Siddiqui and it was the second in the trilogy. Directed by Mehreen Jabbar and written by Saji Gul, Nadaan has Ahmed Ali Akbar and Ramsha Khan in lead roles. Nadaan is a brilliant Pakistani dama which dealt with themes of drug consumption in society and mob violence. It had an impactful ending as it showed how the correct policing is necessary to avoid mishaps by angry mobs.
Zard Patton Ka Bunn
Another one from Hum TV, Zard Patton Ka Bunn is a Pakistani drama written by Mustafa Afridi and directed by Saife Hassan. It dealt with the themes of women’s education, lack of medical facilities in rural areas and child labour. Sajal Aly and Hamza Sohail led the drama and Sajal hit it out of the park with her brilliant portrayal of Maimoona. The last scene of this show made everyone fall in love with it. With Maimoona finally wearing her graduation cap and thanking all the supportive male figures in her life including her husband, father and nephew was a treat to watch.
Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum
Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum is the biggest Pakistani drama of the year and aired on ARY Digital. Written by Farhat Ishtiaq and directed by Badar Mehmood, it won the audience globally through its brilliant story telling and attention to details. Fahad Mustafa made a blockbuster comeback on television while Hania Aamir as Sharjeena also became a reason for this show’s massive success. The drama had a great run and the ending was also brilliant. The last episode was aired in cinemas and as Fahad and Hania hugged each other and cried, the whole nation cried with them.
Noor Jahan
Noor Jahan was a dark horse among the Pakistani dramas of 2024 that aired on ARY Digital. Starring Saba Hameed and Kubra Khan in the leads, it was written by Zanjabeel Asim Shah and directed by Musaddeq Malik. The drama seemed like any saas bahu saga that we see on our screens but it turned out to be a game of chess with a reflection of generational traumas and importance of not only loving but also respecting the girl child. The last scene with an unsaid understanding between Noor Jahan and Noor Bano was a winner for sure.
Khaie
Khaie is another drama that aired on Geo TV and it won the audience with its thrilling storyline. A new experiment with not much expectations as the audience could have taken it any way, Khaie turned out to be a winner with its great performances. A story of family rivalry with extreme gore and violence was welcomed by viewers who wanted to see something different on their television screens. The last scene when Zamda performs Khaie by killing Chinar Khan but decides to stop the cycle of violence there by leaving his young child alive and bringing him up with the right education was a chilling and exciting scene.
Jaan e Jahan
Jaan e Jahan marks the comeback of Hamza Ali Abbasi on television. He starred opoosite his Pyare Afzal co-star Ayeza Khan. Written by Rida Bilal and directed by Qasim Ali Mureed, this drama aired on ARY Digital and received good ratings and views. The ending was iconic as Pyare Afzal fans finally got the ending they deserved with Ayeza and Hamza ending up happily in a pakistani drama after they had to wait for a decade.
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