Mere Hamsafar (A poetic tale between Hala and Hamza)

 

Mere Humsafar

By Saira Raza

About the Author

Mere Humsafar drama is written by Saira Raza. Saira Raza is a famous Pakistani writer. She is also an established novelist. She writes a variety of novels for all types of viewers. Her list of novels includes Khali Asmaan, Dil moom ka Diya, and many others. She also writes regularly for the digest and magazine Urdu. Saira Raza adopted a different writing style as compared to other writers. Saira Raza portrays man's behavior towards life and God. She is considered one of the most popular writers in the Pakistani Industry. She also specifically writes for the purpose of display on the television screen.

Mere Humsafar

Mere Humsafar is a Pakistani television program series. Mere Humsafar is written by Saira Raza. It is produced by Hamayun Saeed and Shehzad Naseeb. It is basically a family-oriented drama. The original language of this drama is Urdu. The original network of this drama is ARY Digital. The running time of this drama is approximately 35 to 40 minutes. Mere Humsafar is on aired every Thursday at 8:00 pm. The lead roles are played by Hania Amir and Farhan Saeed.

Cast:

Hania Amir as Hala Nafees

Farhan Saeed as Hamza Raees Ahmed

Saba Hameed as Shahjahan Raees Ahmed

Waseem Abbas as Raees Ahmed

Samina Ahmed as Riffat

Hira khan as Roomi Raees Ahmed

 

 

Story Outline:

Mere Humsafar is a drama that is based on domestic issues. The drama is about the story of a girl Hala. She is an innocent and good-looking girl. She is good at showing her expression naturally. Hala is abandoned by her father due to his second marriage. Hala is with her grandmother now. At her grandmother's house, she faces several challenges on daily bases. Mere Humsafar is a mixture of romance, entertainment, and action. Most of the time, there is a fight between the characters. Hala every time faces a major allegation about her character throughout the drama. Every family member doing their best to make a living hell for Hala. Only hala dadi loved her and give her importance. But on the other hand, all the other characters hate Hala for her good-looking appearance. She is not as modern as her other cousins. She is shown as a girl who is waiting for his prince to save her life from a toxic relationship. In the end, Hamza his cousin comes as life savior. He is considered hala's biggest support system. He notices the behavior of others towards Hala. He, at last, married Hala at the mosque to give her a special place in the house. But still, there is no happiness for hala at all. All other members still make her life miserable due to their bad behavior. There is amazing chemistry between Hala and Hamza. They are a perfect on-screen couple. One of the main reasons for the popularity of this drama is the chemistry between Hala and Hamza.

Hala +Hamza=Love

 

Conclusion:

Mere Humsafar's drama depicts the joint family system from another angle. We heard that in the joint family system there is an element of love and care. But as a day goes on there is no such element found in the joint family system. Hala is the responsibility of his father. But his father hands up his duty and hand over hala to his grandmother. Hala is due to an inferiority complex, never raised her voice against her right. Mere Humsafar these days are one of the most engaging serial due to its typical fairytale events. The story seems like a duplicate version of Cinderella's fairy tale. Only Hamza is the one who is like a rainbow in the life of Hala. Pakistani media has a great impact on the younger generation. How long do we still show our generation the negativity in the family? Why we don’t raise the positivity approach toward family members. There is also criticism of Hala's lifestyle, why she waited so long for her prince charming to put colors on her life. Why she is not enough to make her stand and go for the right decision. If Hamza does not come into her life, then she still is on the same version of a bad attitude toward others. Saira Raza should work on her character specially hala to make her an independent and bold girl. Other international writers come up with new ideas in their writing. But sadly our Pakistani writers every time discuss the same theme in their story outline. Most of the time their discussion themes are about love, aggression, extra-marital affairs, and jealousy. Due to much negativity that is already displayed by media, it’s a high time to show moral standards. Saira Raza by showing the character of Sameen who is a well-educated girl portrays a jealous version of her. Educated girls are not like that they are mature enough to know what is wrong and what is right for them. We would be waiting a little bit more to see what happens at the end of the drama. At last, it may be possible for Hala can be bold enough to make her stand.