Sang e Mah (Hum)- Atif Aslam, Kubra Khan, Hania Amir - Page 26

Originally posted by: evilxbalaa

Why is it dragging on and on

It's not dragging MANHOOS

25 epis r already done

U start

By the time u reach 25 epi....knowing ur speed....it will be over

Originally posted by: ABBY_JERAN

It's not dragging MANHOOS

25 epis r already done

U start

By the time u reach 25 epi....knowing ur speed....it will be over

My speeder is faster when I watch finished shows

Yes, Noman Ijaz is also the part of Sang e Mah cast, He plays the role of Haji Marjan Khan, a Trible Cheif, in the drama.

Has this show started? I have watched Atif Aslam live and have been in love with him ever since,

is there a back story to this show??
koi pls bataye

🙏🏽💕

It will start from 9th, replacing hum kaha ke sache the. It is a fresh drama, so we don't know the backstory but it may be inspired by sang e mar mar which was a classic drama.

Also loved the ost by Atif himself the maestro.

Originally posted by: ABBY_JERAN

It's not dragging MANHOOS

25 epis r already done

U start

By the time u reach 25 epi....knowing ur speed....it will be over

By the time she finishes 25 episodes it'll be Parizaad's 5th anniversary since it came on TV

Originally posted by: columbia

Has this show started? I have watched Atif Aslam live and have been in love with him ever since,

is there a back story to this show??
koi pls bataye

🙏🏽💕

It's mostly dealing with village/tribal culture.

Originally posted by: columbia

Has this show started? I have watched Atif Aslam live and have been in love with him ever since,

is there a back story to this show??
koi pls bataye

🙏🏽💕

It has no back story

It's just has the backdrop of pashtoon Pathan culture coz the writer belongs to that area

Hence he has more knowledge about how things function there

He also wrote sang e mar mar which was another story of the same backdrop

But that show storyline is different

This is a fresh show

Ghag, which roughly translates as ‘avaaz lagana’ or ‘to make something known’, is when a man announces his intention to marry a particular woman. The announcement can be done in many ways. Often a messenger is sent to the house of the bride to be to inform her family that the man in question has decided to marry her. Sometimes the announcement is more dramatic and exaggerated. There have been instances where the groom-to-be has fired gunshots from the stoop of the local mosque while shouting the name of his chosen bride.

Regardless of how ghag is announced, the impact on the girl, her family, and her future is destructive. That’s because ghag is sometimes used to exact badal (revenge) on the girl’s family by claiming, without consent, their most prized possession.

The great injustice of ghag is that after marking his territory, it doesn’t matter if the man actually ever comes through on his alleged intention to marry. There is no obligation on him to marry, and sometimes, the announcement alone is all the revenge needed because the girl is now considered spoken for and can no longer be considered as marriage material.

And the great irony of ghag is that – despite being a practice of the Pashto, a people of Islam – it obliterates a most crucial requirement of an Islamic marriage: the consent of the bride and her wali (guardian).

Similar to the way women are raped as a weapon during wartime, ghag takes nothing from the man but everything from the woman who has to face an entire life ahead of her with the scarlet letter of someone marked as unavailable or tainted. Some of these women will go on to spend their life as single with the announcement of ghag hanging axe-like above their head. Others will marry the man and suffer silently in marriages they never asked for or dreamed of. Perhaps most devastating of all is the plight of those women who choose action over passive acceptance. Since the start of 2016 around 20 women have reportedly committed suicide because of ghag.

This is one of the aspects highlighted in sang e mah and I m already excited