Although Lollywood unfortunately comes down to a steep decline with a repertoire of recycling that gets momentum within its content, we always have our dramas to always lean on. Pakistani dramas have given us time and again an abundance of didactic moral compasses to cling to and with them, the most unconventional Drama couples that sizzled on the screen.

Sanam Baloch and Fawad Khan, & # 39; Dastaan ​​& # 39;

This drama remains close to home for many, especially this beautiful little clutch that broke our hearts with their lashing, tragic story of a broken heart during the dawn of Pakistan. They fell in love at the wrong time – on the eve of the battle you could call it. Fawad Khan was a star in the making against time & # 39; Dastaan ​​& # 39; unfolded after the massive success of the film & # 39; Khuda Ke Liye & # 39; however the drama series had not yet cracked. Sanam, on the other hand, was already a familiar drama vision, and bringing these two together was brilliant – their magic on the screen is untied to this day.

Saba Qamar and Osman Khalid Butt, & # 39; Baaghi & # 39;

& # 39; Baaghi & # 39; was a loose retelling of the harrowing life of controversial social media star Qandeel Baloch, from its rural beginnings to its dawn as the next big thing & # 39 ;. Saba was the perfect actress to play Fouzia Batool, and news about her casting brought along a number of questions, mostly around the question of daring – how brave would Saba be to bring Qandeel to reel? Saba did not disappoint and her critical support for this drama speaks volumes. Although there was no primary male protagonist, Osman's role had a considerable presence on the screen as Fouzia's lover. Casting Osman versus Saba was a bit dubious, with Saba a much more mainstream drama actor than Osman and more senior. Osman, however, played his best role to date and proved that he has acting potential, matching Saba's gift as close as he could – who knew they would look so great together!

Sajal Aly and Imran Ashraf, & # 39; Gul-E-Rana & # 39;

Although their characters have not been together, their chemistry has left a mark on everyone who & # 39; Gul-E-Rana & # 39; has viewed. Sajal's character should have been written to marry Imran simply because both actors seemed just surreal together, synchronizing at the perfect pace. They both have the softest faces, and although Sajal was always a more mainstream actress than Imran, Imran always impressed me every time they lit the screen. I began to row more and more for them when I saw them together and felt warmed by Imran's softness.

Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed, & # 39; Bin Roye & # 39;

Another unconventional couple, I personally thought, of Mahira and Humayun. Humayun is much more senior, and even though Mahira was already a familiar face, the two of them seemed a little open-hearted because she seemed very young. Nonetheless, it was a steaming pair, and both actors slipped perfectly in their roles entwined in a painful love triangle. I would like to see them together again soon, in another compelling drama like & # 39; Bin Roye. & # 39;

Ayesha Khan and Feroze Khan, & # 39; Woh Ek Pal & # 39;

Another link that I never thought would be so well cast together – Ayesha and Feroze. Their chemistry was fervent, with Ayesha playing an older single mother and Feroze the guilty stepped younger boy who fell in love with her. Ayesha had many highlights in her career and was a very familiar face, with Feroze effortlessly more deceitful roles directed upwards; and although no one could doubt both their performances, it was also a wonderful spectacle to see them together in a poignant story.

Ushna Shah and Imran Ashraf, & # 39; Alif Allah Aur Insaan & # 39;

Imran was always the muffled supportive actor, but soon gained fame on TV with his incredible acting skills (he would follow this with his first drama as screenwriter, & # 39; Tabeer & # 39;) in especially on & al; Alif Allah Aur Insaan. & # 39; It was not your usual love story, what with Imran playing Shammo, the delicate and incredibly refined transgender who was in love with the beggar-changed courtesan Rani (Ushna Shah). I fell for this truly unique dynamic, and I fell hard; the two shone together, and although both of them had been in the drama circle for some time, this drama shattered both emerging actors.

Sanam Saeed and Fawad Khan, & # 39; Zindagi Gulzar Hai & # 39;

While Fawad was already seen as a male hero in a drama, Sanam was always cast as a side antagonist or a female protagonist in a larger occupation. This link has left a print so deep, so sounding that it will always be cherished. The drama is home to many, and their casting has always received tremendous praise, especially now, so that Sanam is back with her dazzling performance in film & # 39; Cake & # 39 ;. I hope the two will quickly appear on the screen in an indie movie please and thank you.

Sajal Aly and Ahad Raza Mir, & # 39; Yakeen Ka Safar & # 39;

Who would have known that someone would fall in love so quickly with the pairing of Sajal and Ahad? Ahad was still a newcomer, with Sajal already well-known TV presence with her abundance of dramas – and fortunately for him his role as the sultry and impetuous dreamer. Asfy left us with all eyes. He was simply dazzling as Asfandyar and shone as Sajal's love interest on the screen. We still ship them and will do so until the end of time.

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