Why is the comedy drama serial ‘Baadb Bamseresh Hoshiar’ still popular today?

Palace conspiracies, dominance of nepotism in the positions, flattering courtiers who would mix the hinges of earth and heaven for nothing. Those courtiers who hesitated to present the right and principled position so that the king would not be disappointed.

Knowing that the government treasury is being looted as if the property is free, the heart is merciless. The process of liking and disliking should prevail in the delivery of justice. Similarly, no one should worry about the poverty, problems and problems of the poor people. King Salamat was close to the one who was giving him financial benefit and who did not appreciate criticism.

Apparently, it seems that it is being mentioned about a contemporary ruler, but this bitter truth is actually from the classic drama serial ‘Baadb Bamsirba Hoshiar’.

A play whose dialogues and dramatic scenes reflect today’s environment even after such a long time has passed.

It was the era of 90s when PTV was famous for producing drama serials on historical events and personalities. Famous historical dramas like ‘Akhri Chitan’, ‘Shaheen’, ‘Tipu Sultan’, ‘Babur’ and ‘Muhammad bin Qasim’ are not only dramaturgical but also heavily invested in their production. Elaborate palatial sets were constructed for plays of this nature. Therefore, the most attention was given to the costumes of artists. Only after going through the stage of formal research, these dramas would be made into reality and an artist would be selected for each character.

All these dramas aired on PTV till then revolved around serious topics. These dramas featured the conquests and exploits of Muslim kings and personalities, but when the first episode of ‘Baadb Ba Seea Hoshiar’ aired, viewers were in for a pleasant surprise.

What was in the play?

The honor of making this play his own example went to Athar Shah Khan alias Jedi who wrote it. The director of the masterpiece drama serial was Haider Imam Rizvi, whose plot was approved in the very first meeting at the GM conference of PTV in Islamabad.

Contrary to the traditional serious historical drama, Haider Imam Rizvi presented the story of King Salamat in ‘Baadb Ba Seeda Hoshiar’, but King Jabar Dullah was not a generational king, but a mischievous minister who was controlled by a few greedy and self-interested ministers. Together they capture the power and imprison the real king.

Jabur, like his name, has a very cruel and greedy nature, who besides occupying the neighboring states, has kept the anger market hot in his kingdom, which is also the history of his will on the tip of the sword from the historian. Writing. In this way, in this play, the conspiracies and situations in the neighborhoods were presented in a humorous way. Every character in the drama serial kept on leaving jokes and it all belonged to Athar Shah Khan Jedi, who also played the role of Ataliq in this drama.

Moin Akhtar continued to be a king

Playwright Athar Shah Khan Jaidi wrote the entire play keeping Moin Akhtar in mind. The comedian also gave the green signal to Haider Uma M Rizvi. Meanwhile, Moin Akhtar had to participate in a show outside the country, so he apologized to Haider Imam Rizvi at the last moment. Now the question was who will play the role of Jabir ud Daulah. Haider Imam Rizvi contacted Qasim Jalali.

Director Qasim Jalali who himself was famous for making historical dramas. When this offer came to him, he initially apologized, but all the credit goes to Athar Shah Khan Jadi for convincing him. He said that this is a role that after Moin Akhtar, if anyone can do it, it is Qasim Jalali because it is not just dialogues but acting using facial, hand and eye expressions.

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In the same way, in the presence of Qasim Jalali, an expert in making historical plays, Haider Imam Rizvi will also get the opportunity to remove the deficiencies with Qasim Jalali’s advice and experience. After some hesitation, Qasim Jalali finally agreed to the role and Rich settled into the role. Who convinced not only Hyder Imam Rizvi but also Athar Shah Khan Jedi that if they had trusted him, they were not wrong. Especially his dialogue ‘Justice will be done, surely will be done’ is still fresh in our minds.

It is said that Athar Shah Khan Jaidi, who knew the art of directing in addition to acting and dramatization, also helped Haider Imam Rizvi at many stages and helped him in making any scene better. The advice included.

Comedy story and presence of artists

When the first episode of ‘Baadb Ba Seea Hoshiar’ aired, its comic characters made everyone crazy from the very first episode. The play featured a large number of comedians. Shahzad Raza, Malik Anokha, Aftab Alam, Arsh Munir and Athar Shah Khan himself are prominent among them.

Similarly, various events were presented in a very interesting manner. For example, when a foreign king becomes a Alex Reed of the state, how gifts are forcefully collected from him and then they are shared. How Badshah Salamat’s brothers take unfair advantage of their relationship. Similarly, King Salamat’s justice revolves around his selfishness.

In fact, the decline of the empires of the Muslim kings was marked through the play. There it was also shown that centuries have passed but the conditions and affairs of the rulers remain the same.

Most artists who are no longer alive

Not only the playwright Athar Shah Khan, Malik Anokha, Subhani Bayones, Arsh Munir, Qazi Wajid, Mehmood Ali, Intizar Hussain, Ishrat Hashmi, Ibrahim Nafees, Zahoor Ahmed, Saqib Sheikh and Latif Muna are the artists who have performed their roles in this play. He ruled the hearts with his bold and spontaneous acting, but over the years, these artists left this world.

‘Baadab Bamresira Hoshiar’ has crossed all boundaries of popularity due to its direction, story, acting of the actors.

It is also very strange that almost three decades have passed but even today, if you watch this play, you will feel the glimpse of today somewhere in the dialogues and dramatic turns.