Faraar

This drama has of course created the thrill of very high standard but it could not maintain it toward the end and the ending was just like "Ok, let's finish the story" while it was still building.

Although the drama managed to stick the viewers to screen, there were big blunders that normal Pakistani viewers generally ignore so it is normal, however starting different stories and trying to stick those together was a bit not up to the mark. There was a story that entirely had nothing to do with entire drama and that time could have been used to build the main story.

It was very disappointing seeing that at the end of the series the real characters of almost all the characters was dead and it was clearly seen it was just a simple wind up ending.

Overall good drama for thriller viewers, hopefully they produce something better in coming days.

I guess I watched a remarkable Pakistani thriller drama for the first time! Wonderful storyline, and each actor has played their role very well. Moreover, the OST is a great complement to the story. An amazing fact that this drama ashqui mashooqui se hatt ke hay. However, I did not admire the role of Sadia aka Mamya Shajaffar. I have heard that she made a sudden appearance in the drama industry with no merit and past roles, superceding the other capable emerging actors/actresses. This notion seems true, at least for me. Well, overall, the drama is worth watching, offering something with an intriguing storyline.

This drama has to be one of the finest creations in recent times. It doesn't shy away from doing what can't imagine to your face. It is so powerful yet so engaging that you expect something's about to happen which is completely different from the last thing you're still recovering from.

The thrill it carries from the word go. The brutal nature and intensity screenplay. It shows the actual reality of our society. We watch on news channels and read on newspapers everyday. These creators got guts to show exactly what we've been seeing in our lives entirely.

Everyone done a fabulous job with their character. Kudos to the entire casting team and the crew. It ended like it has just gearing up for the storm which is coming in the next season. Yes season 2 is coming!!! And it is already became the most anticipated season 2 to come.

I can't tell you how much engaging drama it was!!! SUPERB man!!! Every character just nailed it! Every twist of it. Director was something else. Pakistani drama industry should make more thriller drama like this! It was best so far! I always fell for Ahmed Ali akbar's standard in dramas. Ans Hamza ali abbasi ufff! Best one! The 'baatish' character! Loved it yaar!!

"Faraar" is a rare gem in the landscape of Pakistani television-a fast-paced, emotionally charged, and intelligently crafted drama that dares to challenge conventions. From its very first episode, Faraar grabs your attention with its suspenseful narrative and refuses to let go.

The drama shines with its taut storytelling, where every episode unfolds like a tightly written chapter in a novel. There's no unnecessary drag, no overdone melodrama-just pure, thrilling content that keeps viewers hooked. The direction is crisp, with a cinematic feel that elevates it well beyond the typical TV serial format.

Performance-wise, Faraar delivers in spades. Sarwat Gilani is an absolute powerhouse, portraying her character with a remarkable blend of vulnerability and resolve. Ahmed Ali Akbar and Mariam Saleem bring depth and intensity to their roles, making each scene feel authentic and emotionally resonant. The cast as a whole shares an incredible on-screen chemistry that fuels the drama's momentum.

One of Faraar's strongest aspects is its bold take on societal issues-especially those surrounding crime, justice, and the complexity of personal choices. It's thought-provoking without being preachy, and it invites viewers to reflect on what lies beneath the surface of seemingly straightforward situations.

The production values are top-notch-cinematography, music, and editing all come together seamlessly to create a polished, immersive viewing experience. The cityscapes, lighting, and pacing give the drama an almost noir-like atmosphere, which is refreshing and unique for Pakistani television.

In short, Faraar is not just a drama-it's an experience. It's smart, thrilling, and emotionally rich. For viewers looking for content that respects their intelligence while delivering edge-of-your-seat entertainment, Faraar is a must-watch.