Aagha Ali, Nazish Jahangir, and Arez Ahmed are gearing up for the release of their upcoming ARY Digital drama serial Toota Huwa Dil. Produced by Big Bang Productions, the drama promises a compelling storyline and a talented ensemble cast. Ahead of its premiere, the lead actors appeared on Good Morning Pakistan to promote the drama and share insights about their roles, building excitement among viewers.
During the show, all three actors engaged in a debate about the growing trend of screening the final episodes of hit Pakistani dramas in cinemas.
During the show, Aagha Ali, Nazish Jahangir, and Arez Ahmed discussed the growing trend of screening the final episodes of popular Pakistani dramas in cinemas. The three actors shared their views on this emerging practice, debating its impact on audiences and the television industry.
Responding to Nida Yasir’s question about whether they prefer working in dramas or films, Aagha Ali and Arez Ahmed said they would choose films, while Nazish Jahangir expressed her preference for dramas. Speaking about the growing trend of screening drama finales in cinemas, Arez Ahmed said that it gives audiences a big-screen experience. He added that, as an actor, he would love to watch the final episode of Toota Huwa Dil in cinemas and welcomed the trend.
However, Aagha Ali expressed a different opinion on the trend. He said that he finds the idea of screening the final episodes of television dramas in cinemas somewhat forced, adding that it feels like a way to create excitement rather than a natural extension of the viewing experience.
Nazish Jahangir also shared her perspective, saying that not every highly rated and successful Pakistani drama had its final episode screened in cinemas. She pointed out that some dramas with average ratings were also given theatrical screenings for other reasons, suggesting that ratings alone do not determine which finales make it to the big screen. Watch the full discussion below.
