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Once a regional treasure, Korean dramas have grown into a global phenomenon, cherished by fans across continents. The October 2025 lineup of K-dramas spans fantasy, history, family, and drama, yet romantic comedy takes the lead. With unparalleled twists and emotion, these stories promise to leave audiences both captivated and perplexed. Let’s enjoy the charm of the top 10 K-dramas releasing in October 2025. Top 10 New K-Dramas Arriving This October . Genie, Make a Wish | Fantasy Romance | October 3, 2025 Reimagining the age-old fantasy, Netflix original ‘Genie, Make a Wish’ flourishes with Ahn Gil-ho as director and Kim Eun-sook as writer. After centuries of silence, a weary genie stirs awake, only to collide with Ka-young, a young woman. She is suffocated by the rigid expectations of her grandmother and the quiet despair of her own stalled life. Their unlikely connection begins with three simple wishes, yet what unfolds is hardly simple. Moments of absurd comedy and sharp conflict arise as the two test the limits of desire, freedom, and consequence. Read more: South Indian Films Releasing in October 2025: 12 Must-watch Pan-Indian Lineup Kim Woo-bin steps into the role of the enigmatic genie, opposite Bae Suzy. Hwa&Dam Pictures and Studio Dragon oversee the production. Hwajas Scarlet | Family Drama | October 3, 2025 Directed by Yoo Si-yeon, ‘Hwajas Scarlet’ thrives under the writing of Kang Seul. At its centre is a daughter sent away for adoption at birth, raised oceans apart, who eventually comes back to Korea. Now she is long transformed, almost unrecognisable, as the blonde-haired Scarlet. Produced by Studio Dragon and Blitzway Studio, the series stars Seo Young-hee, Oh Na-ra, and Kim Si Eun in the lead roles. Read more: Bollywood Hindi Movies List for October 2025: Top 10 Biggest Premieres Would You Marry Me | Romantic Comedy | October 10, 2025 Romance collides with calculation in ‘Would You Marry Me’, a drama that asks how far two strangers will go for the promise of security. Choi Woo-shik and Jung So-min star as a man and woman who agree to a 90-day marriage of convenience. This is not for love but for the glittering reward of a luxury home reserved for newlyweds. Hwang In-hyeok and Song Hyun-wook take on the director’s seats, while writing credit goes to Lee Ha-na. The production comes from the banner of Samhwa Networks and Studio S. Read more: Best 10 Amazon Prime Originals Coming in October 2025 Typhoon Family | Historical Drama | October 11, 2025 Also known by its working title ‘Typhoon Boss’, ‘Typhoon Family’ sets its sights on one of Korea’s most turbulent eras: the 1997 financial crisis. This upcoming Netflix drama tells the coming-of-age story of a young CEO caught between personal ambition and the daunting responsibility of keeping his father’s modest company alive. His journey intertwines with the sacrifices of both family and employees, painting a portrait of resilience when survival itself is uncertain. Headlined by Kim Min-ha and Lee Jun-ho, the historical series boasts Lee Na-jeong as director and Jang Hyun-sook as writer. Imaginus, Studio PIC, and Tree Studio stand behind production. Read more: Netflix Originals Coming in October 2025: Top 10 Binge-worthy Releases Marie and Her Three Daddies | Family Dramedy | October 13, 2025 Directed by Seo Yong-soo and penned by Kim Hong-joo, ‘Marie and Her Three Daddies’ is brought to life under the KBS1 banner. The story revolves around Kang Ma-ri, a woman navigating her search for identity as she encounters three men who all, in different ways, represent fragments of her past. The drama lingers on pain, forgiveness, and healing, yet it insists that chosen families can be more steadfast than biological ones.  The ensemble cast features Hyun Woo, Ha Seung-ri, Park Eun-hye, Ryu Jin, Hwang Dong-joo, and Kong Jeong-hwan. Read more: Top 10 Korean Dramas Releasing in September 2025

The death of renowned Assamese singer Zubeen Garg on September 19 in Singapore has rekindled reflection on the enduring cultural bonds between the Indian state of Assam and Bangladesh. Garg, aged 52, died from drowning while swimming at Lazarus Island without a life jacket. While initial reports speculated about scuba diving, a post-mortem conducted in Singapore confirmed drowning as the official cause of death. He was transported to Singapore General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead in the ICU at approximately 3 pm BST. A voice beyond borders Though widely recognized for his contributions to Assamese and Bollywood music, Garg also left a lasting imprint on Bangladeshi audiences through his Bengali songs. Tracks such as Aaina Mon Vanga, Mon Mane Na, Piya Re Piya Re, and Mayabini are celebrated on both sides of the border for their lyrical emotion and melodic sophistication. His music often blurred linguistic and cultural lines, resonating with listeners in both Assam and Bangladesh and emphasizing their shared heritage. Garg often spoke of his multicultural roots. In an interview with TV9 Bangla, he remarked: “I say I am half Bengali. From childhood, I grew up with Bengali and Assamese together.” His understanding of identity as layered rather than rigid reflects a broader cultural sentiment - similar to the views of Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani, who in the 1970s asserted a pan-regional sense of belonging: “Assam is mine, West Bengal is mine, Tripura is also mine…” (Weekly Haq Katha, February 25, 1972). These expressions champion a vision of cultural unity that transcends political boundaries. Historical and linguistic linkages The Barak Valley region of Assam, comprising Silchar, Hailakandi, and Karimganj, is predominantly Bengali-speaking and has historical ties to linguistic activism. In 1961, when Assamese was proposed as the sole official language, widespread protests in the Barak Valley led to the deaths of 11 demonstrators at Silchar Railway Station. This event is commemorated annually as Bhasha Shahid Divas (Language Martyrs’ Day), and it eventually led to Bengali being granted official status in the region. Moreover, the dialect spoken in Barak Valley closely aligns with Sylheti, a language widely used in Bangladesh’s Sylhet region. These linguistic overlaps reflect the deep-rooted cultural affinities between the two areas. Several reports state that Zubeen Garg spent a part of his childhood in Karimganj (officially Sribhumi) and maintained ties there. People in Silchar within Barak Valley recall his early days, school friends and teachers in Karimganj. He completed his Higher Secondary education at Karimganj College. Local news also mentions that his father (pen name Kapil Thakur) stayed in a government magistrate’s quarter in the Settlement area of Hatment Road, Karimganj, where Zubeen’s family lived during some of his early years. Bangladesh itself is linguistically diverse. For instance, the Chatgaiya dialect spoken in Chattogram differs significantly from standard Bengali in both vocabulary and pronunciation. Such internal linguistic variation underscores the multifaceted nature of cultural identity, even within a single nation. Grief and recognition in Bangladesh The reaction from Bangladesh to Zubeen Garg’s death has been heartfelt and multifaceted. Bangladesh’s Assistant High Commissioner, Z. Hasan Fahad, acknowledged Garg’s cross-border appeal, stating: “His music transcended borders and touched countless hearts, including in Bangladesh, where his soulful voice and Bangla compositions were warmly cherished.” Also, he emphasized that Garg’s artistic legacy would endure across generations. Fans in Bangladesh responded with deep sorrow, sharing his music on social media, reminiscing about his influence and expressing collective grief. Many Bangladeshi commentators recognized Garg’s passing as not just a loss for Assam or India, but for a broader community connected through language, art, and shared cultural identity. Md Mokbul Hasan, a Bangladeshi fan, wrote on the Memorial Tribute by Eskay Movies’ YouTube channel: “My heart is bleeding. We will miss you forever.” Sara Begum commented: “Huge respect for you from Bangladesh. You brought life to our childhood.” Another fan, AS Mahid, wrote: “Why did you have to leave so early? It should have been me instead of you.” Garg’s personal identification as part Bengali and part Assamese mirrors the lived experiences of many across South Asia whose identities straddle artificial borders. His Bengali songs evoke deep emotional responses in regions like Barak Valley and Sylhet, where language and identity have long been subjects of both pride and struggle. Undoubtedly, he has a special place in the hearts of Bengali talking people, all over the world. Garg’s ability to bridge dialects, cultures, and regions through his music serves as a reminder that diversity—within and across borders—can be a unifying force rather than a dividing one.  

Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta, who made headlines two months ago with an emotional video alleging harassment at her home, has revealed that she turned down an offer worth Rs 1.65 crore to participate in the reality show Bigg Boss. Speaking to Bollywood Thikana, the Chocolate actress said she has been approached for the show every year for the past 11 years but has never been interested. “Do you really think I would go to a show like that? I can’t stay in a place like that; I don’t even stay with my own family. They offered me ₹1.65 crore. Even if they give me a piece of the moon, I wouldn’t go,” she said. Tanushree stressed that her decision was rooted in maintaining dignity and privacy. “Men and women sleep in the same hall, fight there, eat there. Do I seem like the kind of woman who will sleep on the same bed with a man for a reality show? I’m not that cheap. My privacy is valuable to me. I know I can earn more than that if I’m allowed to work in peace,” she added. The actress, who won the title of Femina Miss India Universe in 2004 and is known for films such as Aashiq Banaya Apne, Dhol and Bhagam Bhag, also recalled her struggles since the #MeToo movement in 2018, when she accused actor Nana Patekar of harassment during the filming of Horn ‘Ok’ Pleassss. Although police cleared Patekar of the charges in 2019, Tanushree has repeatedly said she has faced continuous harassment since then, which she claimed has affected her health. The 19th season of Bigg Boss, hosted by Salman Khan, is currently streaming on Jio Hotstar and airs later on Colors TV. Source: NDTV

Former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina, widely popular in Tamil Nadu for his successful stint with the Chennai Super Kings in the IPL, is all set to make his acting debut in a Tamil film. Raina, often fondly called "Chinna Thala" by CSK fans, will be seen on the big screen receiving full mass-hero treatment, complete with dramatic low-angle shots and cheerleaders welcoming him into the frame. The upcoming film is being produced under the Dream Knight Stories (DKS) banner. Ranbir Kapoor-Yash Starrer Ramayana: India's most expensive film franchise Suresh Raina's massy film entry Dream Knight Stories (DKS) announced Suresh Raina’s acting debut through a video shared on their official Instagram handle. In the video, Raina — fondly known as 'Chinna Thala' among Chennai Super Kings fans — is seen walking into a cricket stadium as a massive crowd cheers for him. The film, which is yet to be titled, is expected to revolve around the sport of cricket. It will be directed by Logan and produced by D Saravana Kumar under the DKS banner. While releasing the video, the makers captioned it, “Welcoming Chinna Thala @sureshraina3 on board for #DKSProductionNo1!” #With inputs from Hindustan Times

Popular K-pop band BTS has come back to enlighten fans from their two-and -a-half-year break from their military service. Last week, RM, V, Jimin, and Jung Kook first got discharged followed by Suga after a few days. It was quite heartbreaking for their fans ( BTS ARMY) when the band hit a pause in 2022 for their mandatory 18 months in the military. Some fans also confessed that Kpop has changed it’s momentum, faced with stalled album sales and shaken by scandals. Although the seven members have not announced to appear together, restless queue to the bus station an hour before gate opening , shows that fans still have huge hopes from them. Fans also became emotional when they entered the voice zone, a phone booth where fans can listen to BTS members’ messages, and expressed how much they missed BTS. Fans from various countries are seen in the queue. All BTS members officially complete military service as Suga gets discharged According to some opinions, K-pop idols become a bit dull after returning from the military, but fans believe that BTS could break this curse. K-pop’s third generation groups such as BLACKPINK have also not dropped albums since BTS was on a pause. Whereas, BTS still remains a top band in Korea and worldwide, the constant start of new bands make it a older generation band for the teenagers. Revenue from albums is still strong, but album sales have been declining since a peak in 2023. Due to the controversies of girl band NewJeans such as the headline making dispute, album sales started to drop. After this, K-pop fans are eagerly waiting for BTS to bring back the charm in K-pop industry. The members have also showed positive approaches to the fans. Like, RM ( the group leader) said he will quickly make and album, and return to the stage the day he was discharged. Lastly, some fans are simply happy from the news that they are back. Source: BBC

BTS leader RM, also known as Kim Namjoon, recently opened up about his deep connection with art and the occasional jealousy he feels when listening to exceptional music by other artists. In a candid conversation shared on Samsung Newsroom’s YouTube channel, RM said he feels at peace with visual art because he doesn’t feel competitive toward it—unlike music, where he sometimes struggles to stay objective. Recalling a visit to the Art Institute of Chicago during a tour, RM said he was captivated by works from Monet and Van Gogh, which brought him comfort. “My peace comes from knowing I’m not good at drawing,” he joked. But with music, it's different: “Sometimes when I listen to great musicians’ albums, I get really jealous,” he confessed. All BTS members officially complete military service as Suga gets discharged The Indigo rapper described himself as someone still learning and growing, emphasizing that his love for art grew organically over time. Though he's often praised as a curator, RM said he’s simply a passionate fan. “I didn’t major in art history… I just like it.” RM also addressed the perception of political messaging in his Instagram posts, saying his art shares are purely personal and have no political or commercial ties. “If I like it, I share it,” he said, noting that fans have helped spotlight many underrated artists. RM concluded by expressing his dream of creating a space in Seoul that connects cultures and generations through art. Source: The Indian Express  

In recent years, Pakistani dramas have gained remarkable traction for their rich storytelling, cultural depth, and emotional realism. With global audiences increasingly tuning in, these productions are earning widespread acclaim. Among the latest to capture attention is ‘Judwaa,’ a gripping serial centred on twin sisters that has quickly sparked conversations online. Its emotional pull and intriguing premise have contributed to its growing digital footprint. Let’s take a closer look at what makes ‘Judwaa’ the drama everyone is talking about. Maker and Cast of Judwaa Aina Asif delivers a stunning dual performance, portraying the twin characters Sara and Zara. The supporting cast includes Sabreen Hisbani, Reham Rafiq, Adnan Raza Mir, Zhalay Sarhadi, Nadia Hussain, Syed Mohammad Ahmed, and Shahood Alvi. Penned by Fizza Jafri and Orooj Binte Arsalan, the drama series boasts Furqan Adam as the director. BJ Production and MD Productions drive the production. Read more: Sardaarji 3: First Look of the Horror Comedy Echoes ‘Stree’ ‘Judwaa’ made its television debut on February 6, airing on HUM TV. Simultaneously, episodes were released on the TV’s official YouTube channel, broadening the show’s digital reach. New episodes continue to premiere daily at 9 PM Pakistan Standard Time. The series has released 61 episodes, each contributing to a rising wave of engagement. With over 43.57 million views on YouTube alone, the series has established a formidable presence in the digital entertainment space. Compelling Heartwarming Plot When identical sisters find themselves at the centre of a fractured household, a deeply layered family saga begins to unfold. The drama explores this delicate dynamic, tracing the emotional tensions that arise from stark differences that lie beneath the surface. At the heart of the story is a family torn apart by a tangle of misjudgments and unresolved emotions. The sisters, though mirror images in appearance, reflect opposite ends of the personality spectrum. One is soft-spoken, gentle, and reserved. The other carries a bold spirit, speaks her mind, and faces challenges head-on without hesitation. Read more: Pakistani Drama Tere Bin Emerges as an All-Time Audience Favourite This contrast becomes the very ground on which misunderstanding thrives. Their lives intertwine within a household already strained by emotional complexities. Meanwhile, the differences in their temperaments ignite moments of conflict and confusion. What emerges is a portrait of familial rupture, subtle yet deeply felt. Through this layered portrayal, Judwaa offers a glimpse into how easily miscommunication, when left unaddressed, can unravel even the strongest of family bonds.

Korean dramas hold an irresistible charm that continuously captivates global audiences. The May 2025 lineup, filled with romance, comedy, thriller, action, and fantasy genres, is ready to enrich screens. Each new title promises an unparalleled plot layered with emotion, leaving viewers with feel-good experiences. Let’s unveil the 10 most hyped Korean dramas set to dominate screens this May. 10 Must-See Binge-Worthy K-Dramas Arriving This May . Spring of Youth | Teen Romance | May 6, 2025 Centred on youth and music, this drama series flourishes with Kim Min-cheol as its writer and Kim Sung-yong as the director. Starring Lee Seung-hyub, Ha Yoo-joon, and Park Ji-hu in lead roles, the series boasts a supporting cast that includes Jo Han-chul, Seo Hye-won, and Cha Chung-hwa. The storyline follows Sa-gye, a K-pop singer, unexpectedly forced to enrol at a university campus. Amid the unfamiliar academic world, she forms a four-member coed band. Through music and companionship, Sa-gye discovers both the rhythm of passion and the depth of young love. Read more: Thunderbolts*: The First Non-Sequel Movie Breaking the 13-year Marvel Trend Tastefully Yours | Comedy Romance | May 12, 2025 Created by Han Jun-hee and with a screenplay by Jung Soo-yoon, this comedy series thrives under the direction of Park Dan-hee. Go Min-si, Kang Ha-neul, Yoo Soo-bin, Kim Shin-rok, and Hong Hwa-yeon portray the key characters. This cooking comedy stirs romance into a culinary rivalry between Han Beom-woo and Mo Yeon-joo. One is a tasteless fine-dining heir, and the other is a countryside chef obsessed with flavour. Their clash leads to love while running a small restaurant in Miraek, Jeonju.Viewers can catch this release unfolding on Netflix. Read more: Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible 8 - The Final Reckoning Marks the Longest Film of the Franchise Second Shot at Love | Romantic Comedy | May 12, 2025 Diagnosed with alcohol dependency, Han Geum Ju seeks sobriety and reunites with Seo Ui Jun, her once-kind best friend, now cold and distant. His indifference drives her to uncover the reason behind his change. With this plot, “Second Shot at Love” features Choi Soo Young, Gong Myung, Jo Yoon Hee, and Kang Hyung Suk in central roles. Jang Yoo-Jeong steers the rom-com series as its director, with Myung Soo-Hyun and Jun Ji-Hyun writing the script. Shark 2: The Storm | Action Thriller | May 15, 2025 The crime thriller series is adapted from Shark, a webtoon brought to life with illustrations by Kim Woo Sub and written by Woon. Read more: China's Ne Zha 2 Stays Atop Hollywood's ‘A Minecraft Movie’ at the Worldwide Box Office Kim Geon takes on the directorial seat, and Min Ji serves as the screenwriter. Led by Kim Min Seok and Lee Hyun Wook, the cast includes Lee Jung Hyun, Bae Myung Jin, and Park Jin. Wi Ha Joon, who was one of the lead characters in the first season, Shark: The Beginning (2021), will appear as a guest this time. The first season followed Woo-sol’s youth, shaped by an encounter with mixed martial arts champion Jeong Dohyun inside a juvenile detention centre. The second season explores his life after release, as he faces new battles in an unfamiliar world. Dear Hongrang | Historical Thriller | May 16, 2025 Based on Jang Da-hye’s Tangeum: Swallowing Gold, this thriller series is brought to fruition by the writer Kim Jin-ah and director Kim Hong-sun. Read more: South Indian Films Releasing in May 2025: Must-watch Lineup This melodrama unwraps Jae-yi’s search for the truth behind Hong-rang’s disappearance. The story deepens as she confronts a man who claims to be the missing son of a wealthy Joseon merchant family. Lee Jae-wook and Jo Bo-ah assume the protagonist roles with a supporting cast including Jung Ga-ram, Uhm Ji-won, Park Byung-eun, and Kim Jae-wook. “Dear Hongrang” is scheduled to stream on Netflix.

Korean dramas have earned global recognition for their unique storytelling, powerful acting performances, and deeply emotional connections with audiences. Like every month, the April 2025 releases are going to showcase an exciting blend of romance, fantasy, comedy, crime, thriller, and musical genres. With unparalleled plotlines and life-centric themes, these K-dramas promise to hook viewers worldwide, including Bangladesh. Let's take a look at 10 must-watch K-dramas that are set to premiere in April 2025. 10 Most Hyped Korean Dramas Debuting this April . Way Back Love/Fantasy Romance/April 3, 2025 The romantic drama Way Back Love is inspired by the 2018 novel ‘Naega Jookki Iljooil Jeon’ written by Seo Eun-Chae. This drama is also titled ‘A Week Before I Die'.  Choi Ha-Na takes on the director’s seat, and Jang In Jeong and Song Hyun Ju serve as screenwriters. Gong Myung and Kim Min-Ha assume the protagonist roles. Read more: Pakistani Dramas Taking Over 2025: 10 Top Picks for Your Watchlist The fantasy series follows a young woman who has lost the will to live, only to be confronted by a figure from her past who forces her to reconsider her final days. As they navigate unspoken emotions, a bittersweet journey unfolds in the space between life and death. Karma / Crime Thriller / April 4, 2025 Scheduled to air on Netflix, the crime series Karma reimagines Choi Hee-Sun’s webcomic ‘Akyeon’ (2019-2020). Alternatively titled ‘Ill-Fated Relationship’, this thriller drama thrives under the screenwriting and direction of Lee Il-Hyeong. The thriller series follows six individuals whose lives become entangled by fateful choices, past traumas, and desperate ambitions. As they navigate a web of secrets, debts, and unexpected encounters, their destinies collide in an irreversible chain of events. Park Hae-Soo, Shin Min-A, Lee Hee-Jun, Kim Sung-Kyun, Lee Kwang-Soo, and Gong Seung-Yeon portray the key characters. Read more: April 2025 Hindi Films Lineup: Top 10 Most Hyped Bollywood Releases Crushology 101/Romantic Comedy, April 4, 2025 Based on Ni Eun’s webcomic ‘Bunnywa Obbadeul’ (2019–2023), the romantic drama Crushology 101 is also known as ‘Bunny and Her Brothers’. Kim Ji-Hoon’s directing and Sung So Eun and Lee Seul’s screenwriting elevate the series. At the heart of this drama is a gifted sculptor whose past heartbreak reshapes her views on love and self-worth. When two strikingly different yet equally captivating men enter her life, she finds herself caught between desire, doubt, and the search for genuine connection. The main cast includes Roh Jeong-Eui, Lee Chae-Min, and Jo Joon-Young. Read more: April 2025 South Indian Film Slate: 12 most hyped releases Catch Your Luck / Crime Drama / April 7, 2025 The crime series Catch Your Luck boasts Lee Hae-Woo and Park Man-Young as the directors. Son Ji-Hye is the writer of this series, which also goes by the title ‘Good Luck'.  This story centres on a miserly landlord whose relentless pursuit of wealth comes at the cost of relationships and morality. As fate tests his greed through old friendships and unexpected hardships, he faces a reckoning that forces him to question what truly holds value in life. Son Chang-Min, Sun Woo Jae Duk, and Park Sang-Myeon embody the lead roles. New Recruit 3/Black Comedy/April 7, 2025 Adapted from Studio JBBJ’s hit YouTube animation, the dark comedy New Recruit 3 offers a sharp and satirical look at the lives of young soldiers in their 20s. It unravels the culture, hidden dynamics, and absurd realities of South Korea’s military service. Director Min Jin Gi returns to the directorial role for season 3. Read more: Amazon Prime Video Original Lineup for April 2025: Most Hyped Web Series and Films Their original roles are reprised by Kim Min Ho, Lee Sang Jin, Nam Tae Woo, Jo Jin Se, Kim Hyun Kyu, Lee Chung Goo, Lee Jung Hyun, Lee Soo Ji, and Jeon Seung Hoon. Joining them are new faces like Kim Dong Jun, Kim Yo Han, and Oh Dae Hwan. In Season 3, Park Min-Seok’s journey toward his promotion to corporal takes an unexpected turn as he faces mounting challenges. The reappearance of Kim Hyun-Kyu, a formidable figure from Season 1, sets the stage for new conflicts and chaos.

The Pakistani drama industry flourishes with its gripping narratives and deep-rooted heritage. In 2025, trending content spans drama, romance, and comedy, stirring audiences with emotional depth. Available on widely accessible YouTube, these dramas are racking up millions of views. Let’s explore the top Pakistani dramas dominating the digital space in 2025. Top 10 Trending Pakistani Dramas in 2025  . Meem Se Mohabbat Penned by Farhat Ishtiaq and directed by Ali Hassan, this drama unfolds deep connections in unexpected moments, blending tenderness with heartbreak. Roshi, a carefree girl, lands an internship where she meets Talha, a grieving single father devoted to his traumatized son, Mohid. Their unexpected bond sparks change. The series stars Ahad Raza Mir and Dananeer Mobeen in key roles, supported by Khadija Saleem and Mekael Diwan. Read more: April 2025 Hindi Films Lineup: Top 10 Most Hyped Bollywood Releases Since its debut on December 5, 2024, Hum TV’s YouTube channel has aired the binge-worthy series every Wednesday and Thursday. Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbVdwtmx18sv5yjgfkIOpaSBt8sZrTh76 Aas Paas Starring Ali Ansari and Laiba Khan in lead roles, this drama follows Arshia, a determined young woman striving to reunite her family after her father’s abandonment. She crosses paths with Dr. Saham, a dedicated professional with his own struggles. Together, they embark on a journey where their devotion to family is tested, challenging their own happiness. Mohammad Iftikhar Iffi’s direction and Samra Bukhari’s writing elevate the romantic series. Read more: April 2025 South Indian Film Slate: 12 most hyped releases Launched on March 2, 2025, ‘Aas Paas’ finds its audience daily on HarPalGeo TV’s YouTube platform. Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdZNFVCDo_1fl-kRzohA6tAAXHCk8P4Df Judwaa Helmed by Furqan Adam and written by Fizza Jafri and Orooj Binte Arsalan, this series features Aina Asif in a dual role. The supporting cast includes Adnan Raza Mir, Shahood Alvi, Sabreen Hisbani, and Zhalay Surhadi. ‘Judwaa’ tells the story of twin sisters with identical faces but opposing personalities and destinies. One gentle and reserved, the other bold and fearless. Fate leads them through unexpected, dramatic twists. Read more: Amazon Prime Video Original Lineup for April 2025: Most Hyped Web Series and Films From February 6, 2025, onwards, this captivating drama now airs every day on Hum TV’s YouTube. Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbVdwtmx18suuF0meUSymnXvbc6yCtoQd Mann Mast Malang Starring Danish Taimoor, Sahar Hashmi, and Ali Raza, this series boasts Ali Faizan as its director and Nooran Makhdoom as its writer. This drama series follows two families, once united by their children’s engagement, who become sworn enemies after a single incident. As the story unfolds, former fiances Kabeer and Riya begin to grow closer, eventually falling in love. Their relationship faces the challenge of reconciling their feuding families as they fight to make their love successful at any cost. Read more: Top 10 Netflix English Originals to Watch in April 2025: Movies, Series, and Shows Since February 21, 2025, the marathon-worthy show continues to be airing on HarPalGeo’s YouTube channel every Friday to Sunday. Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdZNFVCDo_1fTLEzoy2KPER3pvFw4QFxY Dil Wali Gali Mein With Sajal Ali and Hamza Sohail taking centre stage, this romantic comedy thrives under the direction of Kashif Nisar and the writing of Zafar Mairaj. In this love, comedy, and family feud, Deeju and Mujji, college sweethearts, are swept up in a storm of rivalry. They plan a court marriage until fate has other plans. Read more: March 2025 K-Drama Fever: 10 Most-hyped Shows Worth Binge-Watching Kicking off on March 2, 2025, the irresistible watch has been a daily treat for viewers on the YouTube platform of Hum TV. Link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbVdwtmx18suslhoh5aIL_XJRDGIO_Y2D