Satrangi
album by Fawad Afzal Khan
Satrangi (English: Seven Colors of Rainbow) is a 2008 Pakistani travel adventure drama series produced and directed by Imran Hussain, which broadcast on Geo TV. Jawad Daud wrote the drama. This drama was the first of its kind as it focussed on what youngsters think, what they are going through and how their families do not understand their problems. Though this series did not get much publicity, youngsters loved it as they could easily relate to the story.
Plot summary
It is a story of seven friends (four boys and three girls) who came from different backgrounds and clashed with their parents. They all decided to leave their homes and go somewhere to live on their terms. They travelled the whole of Pakistan from Karachi to Azad Kashmir. They started their journey from Karachi and went on to visit all of the provinces of Pakistan. On that journey, they went to all the famous and historical places. Their trials were also shown, from family issues to love affairs and humour to suspense. It was a mixture of travel, adventure and struggles.
“Satrangi” enters the record as album by Fawad Afzal Khan. Crown Archives preserves that source wording while asking what Satrangi, album and Fawad can confirm, complicate or overturn.
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