Akhara Drama Review, Cast, Director, Ratings, Timings
Jan 12, 2025, 07:55 IST
Akhara of Green Entertainment is a unique topic of Pakistani drama that offers an exceptional combination of love, culture, and struggle on the television screen. This drama is directed, from idea to the director’s chair, by the very famous Anjum Shahzad, and the story is based on love, honor, and rivalry in the wrestling context of a village.
Storyline
Viewed thus, Akhara is anchored in the sAkhara of Green Entertainment is a unique topic of Pakistani drama that offers an exceptional combination of love, culture, and struggle on the television screen. This drama is directed, from idea to the director’s chair, by the very famous Anjum Shahzad, and the story is based on love, honor, and rivalry in the wrestling context of a village.
Star-Studded Cast
Viewed thus, Akhara is anchored in the story of Dilsher (Feroze Khan), a youth who seeks to reclaim the family’s tradition of wrestling. His passion weds to Sitara (Sonya Hussain), the daughter of a rich landlord who encourages his call despite social odds. Sultan, played by Faraz Farooqui, is a dark character who is liked by both girls but leaves an abusive taste about himself.
As Dilsher learns of his struggles, physical and psychological, the narrative culminates in a fiercely climactic wrestling match of hope, love, and destiny. Humor is provided by Hajra, played by Srha Asghar, while lessons are taught by Rustom, played by Kashif Hussain, and Hakim Ali, played by Waseem Abbas. The drama ingeniously portrays and aims at such aspects as the spirit to struggle, to sacrifice, and to be redeemed.
Director’s Vision
Pakistani actor Feroze Khan plays Dilsher with incredible vigor and endows the character with a soul who fights and celebrates with the young boy.
Sonya Hussain shines big in the role of Sitara; there’s elegance and perseverance in her performance.
Mainly, Faraz Farooqui has given a great performance in the guise of a dangerous Sultan.
Supporting roles by Srha Asghar, Hina Khan Afridi, and Waseem Abbas add layers of humor, wisdom, and emotion, making the ensemble cast truly remarkable.
Anjum Shahzad's direction makes the Akhara alive, giving each emotion and tension to the camera. The drama stands out in how he juggles many subplots with cultural accuracy to the Japanese culture.
Ratings and Timings
Akhara has further established itself as one of the favorites among fans, fetching a score of 9.4 out of 10. Airing every Wednesday and Thursday at 8:00 PM, it keeps audiences looking forward to the next episode.
Final Thoughts
They trim the circumstances surrounding Akhara, saying it is not just a drama but a feeling that stirs many audiences. Pakistani drama’s best performances, captivating story, and superb direction make it a benchmark not to be missed.