Ranjha Ranjha Kardi

The star of this drama through and through is Imran Ashraf. His portrayal of the mentally challenged Bhola is Oscar worthy. I have not seen such brilliant acting in a long time. Iqra Aziz (Noori) also shines in her role. Without her and Imran Ashraf this drama would be nothing. Both have acted outstandingly well. The plot keeps viewers on edge, but more so because we look forward to every scene that includes these two. Definitely a drama worth watching and with a powerful message as well.

It was very valuable, congenial, captivate and exuberant drama. No words to explain such a masterpiece

The star of this drama through and through is Imran Ashraf (Bhola). His portrayal of the mentally challenged Bhola is Oscar worthy. I have not seen such brilliant acting in a long time. Iqra Aziz (Noori) also shines in her role and without her this drama would be nothing. Both have acted outstandingly well. The storyline is so gripping, full of unexpected surprises. For a character that was established as a strong, independent woman, Noori sure makes a lot of bad decisions. Chacha (from an Ooncha Khandan) and Sahir (a Maulvi's son) are sad products of a society driven by greed and lust, which has become so depraved that people kill and maim each other for material gain and morality is dead.

Bhola's mother and Jannat bibi reflect most of our naive population that are constantly taken advantage of in our dog-eat-dog world.

Definitely a drama worth watching and with a powerful message as well.

Noori - Portraying a role of a girl with strong values Bhola - A true example of purity and innocence

Got a very different n heart touching story after a long time. I congratulate each and every person associated for making this wonderful drama.

If pakistani plays were part of Oscar, Imran ashraf and iqra deserves to have Oscar for this play. Hope producers can translate and make it available for the world to see this master piece.

One of the best serials in Pakistan's television history.