HUM TV’s latest period drama Shirin Farhad takes viewers back to the golden era of Pakistani cinema the 1970s. From vibrant set design to vintage fashion, the series is a cinematic tribute wrapped in a compelling narrative. The show premiered on April 26 and instantly sparked a wave of excitement across social media.
Storyline Rooted in Dreams and Dilemmas
The drama follows Shireen, the daughter of a wealthy tailor who dreams of her becoming a film heroine. Torn between her father’s aspirations and her own desires, she faces internal conflict. Meanwhile, Farhad, a humble but ambitious young man from a railway family, hopes to enter the world of cinema and carve his own path. Their lives intertwine, setting the stage for a heartfelt tale of love, ambition, and sacrifice.
Casting That Captures Hearts
Farhan Saeed and Kinza Hashmi deliver standout performances, with viewers praising their on-screen chemistry. The supporting cast featuring Irfan Motiwala, Saleem Meraj, Rashid Farooqui, Zhalay Sarhadi, and others add richness and realism to the period drama.
Crafted with Authenticity
Directed by Asad Mumtaz and written by Ali Moin, Shirin Farhad stands out for its meticulous attention to historical detail. From language to lifestyle, every element reflects the era of 1975 with care and credibility.
A Promising Start
With its strategic teaser campaign and captivating debut, HUM TV has positioned Shirin Farhad as a unique addition to its portfolio. The series not only revisits a beloved cinematic era but also explores the challenges behind the glamour. As the drama unfolds, audiences can expect deeper emotional arcs and industry insights.
