Indian TV shows, according to Pakistani writer Yasir Hussain, are of a “ghatiya” quality. “Intehaayi zeher drama hai.”

Indian TV shows, according to Pakistani writer Yasir Hussain, are of a “ghatiya” quality. “Intehaayi zeher drama hai.”

Pakistani screenwriter, on-screen character, and executive Yasir Hussain has scrutinized Indian TV dramatizations and called them ‘poison’. In an interview with Something Haute, Yasir also censured Pakistani TV dramatizations and said that he doesn’t need his child to connect with the amusement industry. Yasir said, “Our industry isn’t great. I don’t need my child to connect with this industry… Is this work? An actor’s work is to do great acting. It’s a field where you should advance your craft, but reliably, you’re being advertised terrible work.”

When it was said that India observes Pakistani, Yasir said, “India ke paas apna dramatization dekha hai aapne? Matlab woh countries jinke paas ghatiya quality ka dramatization hai woh humare show zaroor dekh rahe hain. Uske alawa kon dekh raha hai aapka show? Aapka show sirf wahi log dekh rahe hai jinke paas apna show behtar nahi hai.

India mein toh intehaayi Zeher show hai (make shooting sounds). Hamara dramatization unse toh behtar hai isiliye woh dekh rahe hain. (Have you observed in India dramatizations? Countries with low-quality dramatizations are observing our dramatizations. Who else is observing Pakistani dramatizations? As it were, those individuals are observing our dramatizations whose substance is worse… India has unreasonably negative drama.

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Our shows are superior to theirs, so they are observing it.” This isn’t the first time that Yasir has scrutinized Indian substances. In the final year, he checked on Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan and called it a “storyless video game.” On Instagram Stories, he had posted, “Agar aap mission incomprehensible 1 bhi dekh chuky hain toh Shah Rukh Khan ki Pathan aap ko aik story less video amusement se zyada kuch nahi lagy gi (If you’ve got seen the primary mission incomprehensible, at that point you may feel that Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan is like a story less video amusement, nothing more).” Yasir is way better known as the host of The After Moon on Murmur TV. The TV and theater actor made a big appearance in the Pakistani film Karachi Se Lahore (2015). He wrote the film, which was coordinated by Wajahat Rauf. Yasir, who is hitched to TV on-screen character Iqra Aziz, is right now featured in the dramatization serial Baandi as an antagonist.