Pehchaan Gets Off To A Great Start With Great Performances And An Engaging Storyline

• Hiba Bukhari is currently appearing as Sharmeen in HUM TV’s latest drama serial ‘Pehchaan,’ after a powerful depiction of her characters Sameen and Dilnasheen.
• The first episode aired Friday night, and many were blown away by the narrative and execution.

The project stars Syed Jibran, Mirza Zain Baig, and Nadia Khan, as well as veterans Qavi Khan, Mohemmed Ahmed, Huma Nawab, and Sajida Syed.

Sharmeen, called Kuki, and Adnan moved to Turkey 13 years ago following their marriage. The couple has two children, and the family of four appears to be content.

However, things are not as they appear on the surface. Kuki learns about her husband’s adultery, and she quickly realises that her life has been reduced to housework.

She decides to flee the nation, returning to Pakistan and is estranged from her family and in-laws.

Will she be able to go on a new adventure? Will Junaid be able to persuade Kuki to return?

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Aside from an intriguing premise, the first episode established a great foundation for the programme by introducing an element of mystery around Kuki and Adnan’s married life and family difficulties in Pakistan.

Asad Jabal’s directing is superb, and it supports the setting in two separate nations, despite the fact that the drama was shot in Pakistan.

There is also a substantial representation of married couples of all ages and origins, as well as how they strive to manage their relationships at various stages of life.

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The first scene depicts Kuki in her early twenties as a chirpy girl with a prospective relationship with her friend’s brother, Azeez, played by Mirza Zain Baig.

Hiba Bukhari dazzles viewers with her stunning performance in ‘Pehchaan.’

The transformation from a vibrant young girl to a melancholy married lady in her late thirties is astounding.

All of the veterans are unquestionably at their best, and they are allowed a reasonable margin of performance. Qavi Khan and Huma Nawab’s chemistry, as well as Sajida Syed and Mohammed Ahmed’s, is entertaining and even uplifting.