Stop Vulgarity on Pakistani Media : Pakistan Day

We are all in favor of Islamic traditions and the real depiction of Islam. We need to stop vulgarity being spread on Pakistani media. Let's be a part of campaign against vulgarity.

پاکستان ڈے کے موقع پر ہم سب پر واجب ہے کہ ہم اس فحاشی بھرے میڈیا کے خلاف اپنا احتجاج ریکارڈ کروایں اور اپنے اسلامی جمہوریہ پاکستان کی اصلی اور اسلامی اقدار کو سپورٹ کریں.

We are against the #vulgarity being spread by #Pakistani #media @pakistaninews @dramafever @ARYNews #Pakistanday pic.twitter.com/Sizr9k2vQ0
— usman (@pakdramafans) March 23, 2014

Vulgar Pakistani Comedy Drama By Hum TV Kahani Raima Aur Manahil Ki

What type of comedy is being displayed on Pakistani media? Is this a "No issue " for an Islamic nation? Pakistani drama "Kahani Raima Aur Manahil KI" by Hum Tv is such a poor display of comedy. Watch this Drama video below.

کیا یہی کامیڈی ہے جو آجکل ہمارا ٹیلی ویژن دکھا رہا ہے؟ کہاں گئی شرم وحیاء جو کبھی مسلمان عورتوں میں ہوتی تھی ؟ پاکستانی ڈرامہ جو بظاھر ایک کامیڈی پلے ہے .جسے موصوف ہم چینل نشر کر رہا ہے اسمیں ہونے والی واہیات باتیں جن کو اس طرح پیش کیا جاتا ہے جیسے ہمارے معاشرے کی تمام عورتیں یہی کچھ کرتی ہیں. اسی فضول قسم کے پاکستانی ڈرامے ہماری خواتین کے لیے زہر ہیں جسے سلو پووازن کہا جاتا ہے. عورت کو موضوع بنا کر یہ بے ہودگی پھیلانا ہم چینل کا مقصد بن چکا ہے.خدا جانے اسے فضول رائیٹر کہاں سے مل جاتے ہیں جو پیسے کی خاطر اسے بیہودہ مکالمات لکھ دیتے ہیں

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I don't think that it's a comedy. It's a slow poison given to the Pakistani Nation and women. So called open minded 10% community of Pakistan wants to spread vulgarity in the name of comedy. Is it an Islamic media?

Hum TV drama Mohabbat Subh Ka Sitara

I was watching the last episode of Hum TV serial "Mohabbat Subh Ka Sitara" and found this Pakistani drama touching the critical issues of Islam, Like Iddat. In Islam, iddah or iddat is the period a woman must observe after the death of her spouse or after a divorce, during which she may not marry another man. Islam has already a clear cut information regarding this topic and being a Muslim we all are obliged to that. But, unfortunately, Hum TV drama "Mohabbat Subh Ka Sitara" scene presented a wrong display of our society. The lady in this video of Pakistani drama seemed to be fed up with Islamic laws and presenting as she has no concerns with Islamic laws. Watch video below.

عدّت کے بارے میں اسلام نے ہر چیز وضاحت سے بیان کر دی ہے.بحثیت مسلمان ہم اس میں گنجائش نکالنے کی کوشش کریں تو یہ نہ صرف گناہ ہے بلکہ ایک اسلامی معاشرے میں بگآرڈ پیدا کرنے کی وجہ بن سکتا ہے.اسلام کے قوائد اور قوانین کوغلط انداز میں پیش کرنا اوران چیزوں کے بارے میں اپنے ڈرامہ میں لوگوں کو لا پرواہ ثابت کرنا نہ صرف اسلام کے منافی ہے بلکہ لوگوں کی برین واشنگ کا ایک اہم ذریعہ بھی بن رہا ہے جسے ہم ٹیلی ویژن چینل نے اپنا رکھا ہے. آخر ایسے نازک ایشوز کو چھیڑ کر ہم چینل کیا کرنا چاہتا ہے؟ ذرا سوچئے

Why such critical issues are touched in that way on media? why Hum TV is trying to display a poor image of our society that we don't care our religion? how many in this Islamic society are not following the critical laws of Islam? Please think what Pakistani dramas are trying to provoke?

Hum TV Drama Bunty I Love You

What can be said about this cheap Pakistani drama on Hum TV? Hum TV Drama "Bunty I Love You" is a total waste of time. The theme of this drama revloves around a married woman who likes love affairs. If there was any doubt that Lady D can have her cake and eat it too, then poor Mirza’s fate should make us think otherwise. Not one to be slighted, Dania conveniently calls Mrs. M and has her hear the entire conversation that ensues over a sea facing restaurant. 

Saba Q looked violating pakistani social norms in the rather long kurta and tung pyjamas – her most vulgar outfit so far I’d say. I wish I could say the same for Mirza but he didn’t look good and something tells me he won’t be feeling very good either.As if we didn’t have enough games being played already we can add a few more to that list. Zain and Bunty, Mirza and Dania, Zain and Dania, Abdul Samad and Dania, Qutub and Dania, and wait for it, who’s the new girl? So many cheap things and turns in an already spinning universe makes my head to think, What message HUM TV is giving through this Pakistani drama?

ہم چینل کا یہ ڈرامہ ایک فضول تھیم کے گرد گھومتا ہے جس میں ایک شادی شدہ عورت کئی لوگوں سے چکر چلاتے ہوے دکھائی گئی ہے.ایسے ڈرامہ سیریل بنا کر ہم اس ملک کی خواتین کو کیا پیغام دے رہے ہیں؟ ذرا سوچئے

Bunty I Love You Episode 1 Promo HUM TV Drama by humtv

Pakistani drama industry and its depiction of Pakistani women

The image of Pakistani women is cheaply spoiled by some Pakistani dramas. It is extremely distorted and single dimensional. Drama Stories, it is said, are a subtle yet are the most influential way of documenting the social evolution of a society. The Pakistani media says that the story of a woman sells but the Pakistani media has gone one step ahead by proving that the story of a woman being abused, tortured, beaten and humiliated sells faster.

The massive projection of domestic and women related violence might appear as an attempt to serve the cause but a closer look will reveal an entirely different and gross story. The disturbing image of woman being pushed, slapped, bad mouthed (mostly by close family) constantly overwhelms the TV screen. No matter how fast you switch channels, it is impossible to escape the harrowing images.

Domestic violence is a highly sensitive area and must be advocated in subtle and meaningful ways. If mishandled – the way it is on our dramas – it could create an impact far more unsettling than sexually explicit content. Such disturbing content must appear with prior warnings to avoid the uneasy situation in a family living room.

When children see family settings in a drama they instantly relate it to their own family and when it turns violent it certainly creates unfathomable effects of insecurity and fear in their subconscious. The sight of explicitly treated domestic violence creates embarrassing situation among the family as well.

Just to quote an example, Hum Tv’s Kisay Apna Kahen shows the character Iqra cutting her wrist and soaking in blood over little skirmish in the house.

What kind of message are we sending across to the young girls especially with newspaper already filled of such news?

Somewhere, this over projection is making the idea of domestic violence socially acceptable as the constant exposure can make the society immune to it and further reiterate the patriarchal system. It is lethal for an audience already overdosed on terrorism and violence.