Mitti De Bawa is a hit Pakistani drama currently airing on Green Entertainment. Directed by Syed Wajahat Hussain, written by Faiza Iftikhar, and produced by Tehreem Chaudhary and Nina Kashif, it features a stellar star cast including Mahira Khan, Wahaj Ali, Amar Khan, Junaid Khan, Syed Rambo, and many other talented actors. The drama is getting impressive views and TRP ratings while being widely reviewed by several prominent Pakistani celebrities, like Nasir Adeeb, who previously reviewed Billo’s character and has now given an analysis of Balaa’s character.
On True Blue Digital’s podcast, hosted by Abdul Hayee Siddiqui, he reviewed Balaa’s character.
Reviewing Balaa, Nasir Adeeb said, “Bala, played by Wahaj, when he used to go to the weddings and events of the elite class to give his small performance, he used to see differences—the class differences—that ‘I’m singing for stars while standing at a very low level.’ He had the grief of having this big class difference. He wanted to be out of his lower class; it was his complex. He didn’t understand Allah’s classification of society. He forgot each class is important for a social set up. If we have rich people, we have cobblers too, we have labourers too, barbers, tailors, servants too, because it’s a system where people serve riches. Those who don’t accept the social stratification, they deviate from the right path and choose the wrong path. Billo made Bala just an entertainment for her, as per her nature but Bala wanted to use her as a ladder. He got inspired by her family and wanted to change his class after marrying Billo.” Here is the link to the video:
