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Reasons Why People Prefer To Watch Foreign Content Over Pakistani Dramas

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  Even though Pakistani dramas are getting millions and millions of views on social media and YouTube , people still prefer to watch foreign content over local Pakistani dramas. Watchers on different platforms express their opinions on the quality of content shown on television and some can’t stop wondering who is watching these dramas. But amidst all this debate the bottom line is Pakistani drama makers have failed to provide the content on television to keep the audience hooked. Here in this blog, we have highlighted a few of the reasons why despite pocketing millions of views on YouTube people prefer to watch foreign content over Pakistani dramas: Pakistani dramas with millions of views on YouTube 1. There's No Youth Representation On Pakistani Television The majority of Pakistan’s population comprises youth yet there’s no representation of them in Pakistani dramas. Although the actors in Pakistani prime-time dramas are young; the stories of these dramas are not something the y...
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Review Of The Movie "Red Eye"

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Review Of The Novel "Feed By M.T. Anderson"

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