Is your Ramzan incomplete without the daily dose of hysterical Ramzan dramas? In a landscape now juggling and vying for audience attention, very few dramas this year, managed to make a mark and give viewers something fresh, something that resonated beyond the screens. “Chand Nagar,” Bol Entertainment’s first-ever venture into the space of Ramzan special dramas, offers a breath of fresh air amidst the abundance of misses and subpar content.
Directed by Yasra Rizvi, produced by Babar Javed Productions and penned by Zeeshan Junaid, “Chand Nagar” promises to be a heartfelt viewing experience with stellar performances. The drama revolves around the kind-hearted Mrs. Khanam.
Here’s some more convincing you to not miss this underrated gem!
Its A Ramzan Drama Extending Beyond The Same Old
Ramzan dramas this year seem to latch onto the same old – family drama, silly antics and stale, illogical humor. Wouldn’t it be refreshing for humor to possess some semblance of logic and purpose?
“Chand Nagar” defies this stereotype. It offers a heartwarming yet actual humorous narrative that extends beyond just one couple; it’s a tale of diverse individuals coming together to embrace the essence of Ramadan. Amidst the unfolding events, we witness each character’s unique journey, their quirks, and how they all come together in this delightful viewing experience.
Atiqa Odho’s Character Mrs. Khanam Magnifies The Spirit Of Benevolence & Grace
Whether you’ve already watched “Chand Nagar” or not, it’s hard to miss the grace and warmth exuded by Mrs. Khanam’s character, brilliantly portrayed by Atiqa Odho. She embodies elegance and boundless love. But, Khanam isn’t just graceful and brimming with love and warmth; she can also be fiercely protective and as episodes go by, we are looking forward to Khanam perhaps, giving love a second chance.
“Chand Nagar” amplifies the spirit of benevolence and giving, with Mrs. Khanam offering a sense of belonging to the lonely and eccentric souls she welcomes into her home. The five strangers who become part of Chand Nagar epitomize the true essence of this blessed month, subliminally balancing between comedy and heartfelt sincerity. Despite being strangers, the spirit of Ramadan unites them as they join in the special festivities and preparation of the month.
The Quirky Characters & What They Are Up to!
From Shiza Mahmood Mirchiwala, in the beginning strangely (yet amusingly) robotic seems to now slowly coming out of her shell and becoming more in touch with her emotions, embracing love, care, and forming close bonds without hesitation.
Surprisingly, she turns out to be the glue keeping all five eccentric individuals united.
Taimoor’s antics stand out uniquely, ensuring continuous entertainment for the audience, while his determination to become the rightful ‘waaris’ of Chand Nagar remains strong.
The romance between the hidden couple, Kainat and Tasawur, isn’t quite as romantic as anticipated. Both have become victims to jealousy while navigating their undisclosed relationship, with the looming possibility of their secret being revealed soon.
Rohail has liked Tani for way longer than we thought. His patience, his cute attempts to win her over, and his gentle reality checks make us want to shake Tani and say, “Hey, wake up! See what’s right in front of you!”
As for Tani, she remains her usual self – spirited, impatient, and fierce on the outside, while harboring a yearning for love within. However, there’s a silver lining: she has secured a job! Let’s hope she holds onto it.
Omair Rana, portraying Mamo AKA Zain Margalain, has also made an entrance, playing the role of a romantic, poetic, and eccentric psychiatrist! Tune in to Chand Nagar to discover whose love interest he might become…
The entertaining plots and hidden secrets exchanged among these characters are sure keeping us viewers hooked on the drama.