Bhai (TV series)

Pakistani TV series or programme

Bhai

بھائی
Genre| Action
Drama
Love–hate relationship
Based on| Inspiring Central Lahore Stories
Written by| Afifa Mahmood
Directed by| Shoaib Khan
Starring| Noman Ijaz
Maha Warsi
Saboor Ali
Seemi Raheel
Salman Shahid
Affan Waheed
Maryam Noor
Qaiser Naqvi
Azra Aftab
Theme music composer| Javed Bashir
Opening theme| "Laggi Walay Tay Akh Nae O Londe" by
Javed Bashir
Composer| Javed Bashir
Country of origin| Pakistan
Original languages| Urdu
Punjabi
No. of episodes| 36
Production
Producer| Shoaib Khan
Production locations| Lahore, (Pakistan)
Camera setup| Multi-Camera
Running time| 35-40 minutes
Release
Original network| A-Plus Entertainment
Original release| 31 January 2016 (2016-01-31) –
2017 (2017)

Bhai (بھائی) is a Pakistani drama serial. It is aired by A-Plus Entertainment in Urdu language.[1][2] It features Nauman Ijaz as a headstrong and troublemaker councillor of the mahallah for everyone be in the house or outside, with Affan Waheed and Maha Warsi in leading roles.[3]

## Plot[edit]

The story revolves around the dominance of man in eastern culture. A man with power is destroying the life of his innocent siblings' relations and when falls himself in love, considers love as legal.

## Cast[edit]

* Noman Ijaz as Ashraf “Bhai”; the arrogant, dominated protagonist and Hammad's elder brother
* Affan Waheed as Hammad; Ashraf's younger brother
* Maha Warsi as Ifrah; a teacher lives in the neighborhood of Ashraf and Hammad's love interest
* Saboor Aly as Sairah; Ashraf and Hammad's younger sister
* Seemi Raheel as Shakeela; Ashraf and Hammad's mother
* Salman Shahid as Muneer; Ashraf and Hammad's father
* Qaiser Naqvi
* Maryam Noor as Hira
* Azra Aftab
* Kinza Malik as Sajida
* Adnan Shah Tipu
* Munazzah Arif as Sabiha

## References[edit]

1. ^ "APlus Entertainment | A-Plus Entertainment Official Website | Zindagi Haseen Hai". Archived from the original on 7 March 2016. Retrieved 2016-02-22.
2. ^ "Bhai: New TV serial sees Noman Ijaz in a different avatar". Daily Times. 27 January 2016.
3. ^ Sadaf Siddique (13 April 2016). "'No means yes': Pakistan TV's dangerous trend of celebrating rapists and stalkers as heroes". Express Tribune.

## External links[edit]

* Official website

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