Best Pakistani Comedy Dramas of All Time

 Television has been a powerful platform for showing some notable Pakistani comic dramas in Pakistan.

The national broadcaster Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) played a crucial role in creating the ideal environment for fostering talent and creativity in the comedy genre.

With the development of cable and satellite technology, numerous private channels entered the picture and started creating comedy-drama programming.

Pakistani sitcoms, serials, series, and sketch dramatizations are all examples of comic dramas.

Most of these comedy dramas from Pakistan are not simply about laughing; they also have deeper themes and implications.

Here is a list of Comic dramas that you should have to watch before you die.

Alif Noon (1965)

One of the most situational comedy dramas produced in Pakistan is called Alif Noon, and its original broadcaster is PTV.

The names of the two main characters in this series shared the same initials as the drama's two words.

Rafi Khawar(Nanha) and Kamal Ahmed Rizvi(Allan) were in the lead role in this drama. The series was likewise written and created by Kamal.

Each episode depicts Allan, a brilliant businessman, hatching immoral tactics to gain quick cash. Even though Nanha is Allan's sidekick, the latter employs him as a spokesperson for his unethical antics.

The show significantly impacted how Pakistani culture was portrayed, reflecting on many common problems like fraud and scams.

Conversely, the comedic drama made it a point to convey an uplifting message in each episode. This Pakistani comedy drama was released in color in 1982.

Uncle Urfi (1972)

One of the most influential Pakistani comedy dramas to appear on PTV is Uncle Urfi. Haseen Moin, a well-known author, created this black and white serial with themes of romance and tragedy.

Haseen Moin, a well-known author, created this black and white serial with themes of romance and tragedy.

The producers and directors of this drama were Mohsin Ali and Shirin Khan. The drama centers around Shakeel, who plays the title part and assumes the major position. He returns from Canada to Pakistan.

Shehla Ahmed's character Beena serves as the show's main protagonist. Hasnat Ahmed, a crucial supporting role, was assumed by Jamshed Ansari.

In this play, Hasnat and the entire main cast appear in many comedic situations. However, Hasnat's humor shines out.

There were twenty-six episodes in all of this drama in the language of Urdu, and each lasted for thirty minutes.

Fifty Fifty (1978)

Fifty Fifty is one of the best Pakistani comic dramas in the sketch genre to air on PTV.

Director Shoaib Mansoor oversaw the production of the Urdu-language series. You can find an outstanding balance of satire, parody, and slapstick comedy in Fifty Fifty.

In this drama, Ismail Tara, Zeba Shehnaz, and Majid Jehangir commonly appear. But it also has Moin Akhtar, Anwar Maqsood, and Umar Shareef, who are comedic heavyweights.

The comical characters drew in visitors of all ages. The show also reflected the ethnic balance found in all Pakistani neighborhoods.

With its wide variety of skits, many fans consider Fifty-Fifty to be PTV's best TV program and a true trendsetter.

Sona Chandi (1983)

One of PTV's most well-liked comedy dramas in Pakistan is Sona Chandi. This 48-part serial was directed by Munnu Bhai, while Rashid Dar wrote the script.

It was based on a Punjabi couple's real-life story. With their memorable moments, the two major title characters, Sona (Hamid) and Chandi (Sheeba Arshad), set the bar high.

It's enjoyable to watch the hospital and Baji Ruqaya (Tamanna Begum) moments. Another one to keep in mind is Hamid Bhai (Ghayyur Akhtar), particularly his dialogue:

“Oh Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho.”

In addition, Aslam Lambu is a hilarious character (Irfan Hashmi). Watching his interactions with Hameed Bhai is especially enjoyable.

Last but not least, Dr. Mohsin, alias Tankana is a naturally funny guy.

Guest House (1991)

The comedy-drama series Guest House was first seen on PTV. The imaginary tale takes place in a posh section of Islamabad.

A Guest House plays a vital role in this series. The owners of this establishment are Mr. Shameem (Khalid Hafeez) and his wife, Mrs. Raheela Shameem (Srwat Ateeq).

Jan Rambo(Afzal Khan), Murad(Tariq Malik), and Bao Naveed(Nasir Iqbal) are the Guest House's three permanent staff.

They manage the Guest House with the help of Mr. and Mrs. Shameem. With his resemblance to American actor Sylvester Stallone in terms of style, the fictional janitor named Jan Rambo became well-known.

Viewers get to observe brand-new visitors check into the Guest House in every episode.

The staff members frequently appear in amusing scenes involving the visitors. By the end of each episode, the staff of the Guest House and the reluctant owners have assisted in finding a solution for the visitors.

Rauf Khalid, a renowned actor and author directed this unique comedy-drama.

Family Front (1997)

One of the best sitcoms and comic dramas produced in Pakistan is Family Front, which debuted on PTV World.

Along with directing it, Waseem Abbas also portrayed the crucial Azam. Azam has a strong sense of humor while being a more serious character.

He skillfully outsmarts his drop family members throughout this comedic TV show. Saba Hameed (Sumbal), Samina Ahmed (Nusrat), Anjum Shehzad (Naveed nicknamed Bobby), and Urooj Nasir(Huma) are the primary family's actors.

Fans can still recall Sumbal's one-liner amid the family's antics. Aazam, aaap agayee? (Aazam, you are here.)

In this sitcom, Naseem Vicky plays Khushiya and makes hilarious cameo appearances. He frequently began each episode with the same line of dialogue:

"May the Almighty keep you happy, respected sister, have you recognized me, no, "Jee pehchana, nai pehchana."

This enduring sitcom was written by renowned Pakistani humorist Dr. Mohammad Younis Butt.

Bulbulay (2009)

One of the longest-running comedies in Pakistan is called Bulbulay. It belongs to the slapstick and sitcom genres in addition to comedy.

This show's co-directors are Nabeel and Rana Rizwan, with the latter also serving as a star. Four foolish people are the focus of this sitcom.

In keeping with his character name, Nabeel is quite flirty among other women. Nabeel's wife is Ayesha Omer, who portrays Khoobsurat, an affluent young woman.

Mehmood Sahab (Mehmood), Nabeel's stepfather, has traits with him. The two don't have jobs either.

The leading cause of the family's problems is Mumtaz, Momo's (Hina Dilpazeer) forgetfulness. The male characters are defeated, or the family is defrauded in every episode's climax.

The global appeal of Bulbulay has increased, particularly in the UK.

Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewah (2012)

An entertaining and humorous Pakistani drama is called Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewah. Two families, the owners and occupants of an old house, are the television show's subject.

It touches on a realistic and original portrayal of lower-class individuals and the struggles they face in society.

Aleemuddin Sahab (Mirza Shahi), who lives with family, is checking on his neighbor's daughters.

A widower named Shakooran Begum (Hina Dilpazeer) must always watch her daughters. This is a result of their fixation with boys.

Comedy fans will enjoy this drama's superb script, making them laugh loud. This drama series' script was written by Fasih Bari Khan, while Mazhar Moin is in charge of directing it.

There are 155 episodes, each lasting between 35 and 45 minutes.

Suno Chanda (2018)

One of the best romantic comedy dramas from Pakistan is called Suno Chanda. Saima Akram Chaudhary served as the series' writer, and Ahson Talish served as its director.

Following the coerced union of Aliya Nazkat Ali "Jiya"(Iqra Aziz) and Arsalan Jamshed Ali "Arsal"(Farhan Saeed), the drama plays out like a cat-and-mouse game (Iqra Aziz).

The supporting cast in the family-friendly series is fantastic. Other notable cast members include Mashal Khan (Kinza Khan), Samina Ahmed (Mumtaz Begum, Bi Jaan), and Farhan Ally Agha (Jamshed Ali).

Numerous admirers were captivated by the atmosphere of this 60-episode, two-season Urdu television program.

Hum TV broadcast the drama, which won numerous prizes and honors.

Aangan (2017)

The story of Aangan is about a family that fights, eats, and lives together. It features both positive and negative family members, as well as both humorous and serious traits.

The youngest daughter, Zoya, who has received numerous marriage proposals over the year, is portrayed by Mansha Pasha.

The three daughters-in-law are pretty close, depending entirely on Zoya. She also tends to the kitchen and their children. This makes Zoya opposed to being married into a big family.

It is one of the most Comedy dramas I have ever watched.

Chaudhry and Sons (2022)

Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi are the creators of the 2022 Pakistani love family comedy-drama television series Chaudhry and Sons, distributed by 7th Sky Entertainment. Imran Ashraf and Ayeza Khan play leading roles, and Sohail Ahmed, Irsa Ghazal, Madiha Rizvi, Asma Abbas, Yasir Nawaz, Beenish Chohan, Noor ul Hassan, and Shagufta Ijaz play supporting roles. Saima Akram Chaudhry wrote it.

From 3 April to 5 May 2022, daily episodes of the series, which was a Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr special, were shown on Har Pal Geo.

Comment below if you think that there are other comedy dramas that should have to be included in the list.