- By Tapapriya Dutta
- Thu, 20 Jun 2024 10:00 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
The hit pair of Pakistan Television industry Fawad Khan and Sanam Saeed are all set to come back together on screen with the web series Barzakh. For the unversed, both the stars made a huge fan following with popular TV show Zindagi Gulzar Hai. The web show Barzakh has been directed and written by Asim Abbasi and backed by Waqas Hassan and Shailja Kejriwal. Several posters have been shared by the makers and the actors of the show. Fans are quite excited about their favourite onscreen pair to see again.
In a recent poster, Sanam can be seen in a red outfit with her curly hair open and closed eyes. The post captioned, “When all has withered…will love endure? #Barzakh Premieres 19th July on Zindagi’s YouTube and @zee5shows #ZindagiOnYouTube #FawadKhan.”
Check out the post here:
Netizens Reactions
A fan wrote, "Can’t wait!" A user said, "Wow! Can’t wait to watch this!" Another said, "Fabulous poster and you look amazing." A comment read, "I m so happy to see her doing all kinda characters." Another fan said, "The best ever amazing poster released yet❤️❤️ Fire on the floor Woahhhhh @sanammody @fawadkhan81."
About Barzakh
The story of the show delves into the journey of a 76 year old lonely man who invites estranged children and their grandchildren to his remote valley resort to celebrate his wedding with the ghost of his first true love. The show also stars Salman Shahid, Syed Arham, Anika Zulfikar, Khushhal Khan, Sajid Hasan, Faiza Gillani, Eman Suleman and Franco Giusti in significant roles.
In an interview with Variety, Director Asim Abbasi said “The process of making ‘Barzakh' started during the throes of COVID and the pandemic, Shailja and I were having a lot of conversations about life and death and to have lived and to have a legacy and have meant to lose so many people. It also reminded me of my own father's passing and his soul, where did they go, that's how the idea of ‘Barzakh' germinated.”
“I had then just recently completed ‘Churails' and Zindagi was quite keen on collaborating with me again, and this made me think that I can explore television the way literature is explored. I also wanted to move away from the hyper realness I had created in ‘Churails' and wanted to create a dysfunctional family and generational drama similar to what we had created in ‘Cake,” he added.