‘Forbidden salt’ and the magician’s parrot

The sorcerer’s true soul is in the parrot. We grow up after reading such stories from childhood, but we cannot understand the depth of it.

The drama ‘Namak Haram’ is one such A masterpiece in which the wizard’s parrot is the hero.

of strength Houses The real power lies in a loyal family servant, on the basis of which great palaces are built. The whole system of power is running on its basis. If there is a rebellion within these palaces, anyone can defeat the glory of the palace and turn it into history.

This pride also has its own Psychology It takes place in which money is accepted because all those with a body are weak and salt can lead the weak to starvation.

The weak has its own strength which will be shown here. Man is powerless until he recognizes his power.

Mureed, Amin Qureshi’s such reliable salt is halal and salt is haram, which he cannot even doubt that he will ever cheat. He has tested the devotee from his childhood whether he is faithful or not.

According to the tradition of Amin Qureshi Mahal, one day in the glory of his youth, he raps the mother of the disciple. The devotee sees, but only a weak creature and an eight-year-old child could do it.

His mother committed suicide due to this trauma.

Murid grew up in the mansion with Asma and Emil, but his status remained the same as that of his fathers. Mureed was young, then once Amin Qureshi tried to throw him out of the house, but his younger daughter Emil became the Messiah and he started living in the same house. Thus, a childhood favor was on the head of the murid, but the rebel inside him never died, the wound of his mother’s death was always green.

As Emil grew up, he also fell in love with Murid. He also expressed his love but Murid was helpless. He also knew his place and had an idea of ​​the grandeur of the mansion, more than that he was forced to face the rebel inside him.

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Asma, however, was a girl painted in the traditional colors of the mansion. She also used to veil from the devotee. On his marriage, the murid’s inner rebel woke up, before which he became helpless. Asma Dulhan disappeared from Bani Haveli and then somehow she was found with the help of the police, but her procession had gone back. A pillar of respect for this mansion in the society had fallen.

In this whole incident, no one suspected Murid. During this time, Amin Qureshi had to go to the hospital due to the burden on his heart and he also hated his daughter Asma.

Now he is advised by Malaika, who is in a hidden relationship as the wife of Amin Qureshi, that Asma and Mureed should be married. Although in this advice, another marriage was hidden in one marriage. Amin Qureshi is right about this weak moment. Innocent Asma has become a pawn in this revenge game. Emil also fell victim to her that she loses her love. Arsal, who is Emil’s cousin, also comes to know about Emil’s love for Mereed.

By marrying Asma, Mureed becomes equal to Amin Qureshi. A story is emerging in it. She belongs to the life of Mustafa Bhai, who is the only and sincere friend of Mureed and a companion on the path of revenge.

Malaika has talked about getting into a relationship with Amin Qureshi as soon as she sees an opportunity.

There is no stopping the story, it burns like the fire of revenge. The same rapidity as in a forest fire. The author is Saqlain Abbas. The dialogues are very lively and reflect the philosophy of life and intelligence. The director is Shakeel Khan.

Just one sentence about Imran Ashraf’s acting is enough ‘Imran Ashraf Aap Cha Gaye Hein’.

The drama is of MD Production We TV Broadcasting from

We asked the director of the drama, Shakeel Khan, about which culture the story is based on, because a mixed culture has been shown. People live, but they are deeply rooted in traditions.

‘The basic idea is taken from powerful families where wealth is abundant but traditionalism is also abundant. We didn’t show the culture of a province or a place like modern television gives a general impression instead of cultural color so that everyone can relate to it.

He added: ‘Our writer is from Faisalabad, he may have taken inspiration from Punjab, but we have not confined it (the play) to any region.’

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